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THE BTTgBlTB HBOISTBB.GTTA'BB mcELUOTt CHAPTER XLII him. her voice rTi. that she Is out of ', .Dsn," "be assured h'" '?ib has that family of ,tM "' .... j .ft.r her. Mon. pjfl5w ( f,iock- T"ai tl. .nip. Ky. oin around f" ,h. make. me laugh, with her air.. I Just tl, t m lust r around." Hdid wid roundly, impolitely. W nnrl ah works ill Mtnewhere. not like neonle who hang I joint nothing." ilralenteneu. .. i.nAttf.nf movement. ftbat Hill crowd the Bliss Crildine, me ""- 'iuy? Their grandfathera . . .i.:.iB!aac0R when Monnie'a ELr nl starting in law busl Ib tie Vlckerys and Corcya." . beard all that before," Han- .. . . nnti nt nnttlHhnnRK. tfU OB "". i kr demeanor changed, became "Dan. OOn c leta iimrrei iloinle etnd her people. After Hit Of your anair wnar. mey -l., ,h have been. That'a mat ' J Lia Eustaces dook now, isn t i muttered Dan. but' of course it must be a. m rr pri eaiiv. "unariea L.f Rvprvone in town knew Hirat her orcmas, too. iou ibit it menus when a man in ends a girl orchids." L. t An." Bitterlv Dan was Joi that he hadn't had the In erer to send .Monnie now hty tadn't he? He was quick L , thpm to the clrls in k owd' for any casual reason. Lhidnt valued Monnie enough fc'ttaofn her true meaning in t. until sho had gone away. L h irrnn4if.it aloud. ' flit did you nay, Dan ?" tine alive. "Nothing, " ho said. bi." Inter sandwich, Dan?" thanks. Got to be running R frlnncpri nt his wntch. lord, but it's late. I had no Lin had risen and now she y, that cool, long-fingered hnnd orer his hig brown one. Her llroke ippenlingly on the words hi to aay to him. Dan, don t Lilt me, darlin', will you? I bar that " nid, "Of course not. Why I be?" teald see pearls of tears pi on her long lashes. Funny fc't thought of Sandra as the kind. She always seemed so of herself. lie was touched. efher to care enough for that. Ii just that I like you so Ira ni hate to see you hurt." Her minted face had a shade of !Idmi noon it. . . ft I know." Dnn was crabnr- iiit wanted to tell you this. m Sandra ouito simnl.v and PI apparent self-consciousness, i twr feel you want to wont aw with anyone, whv, I'm around. Alwnvs friends, do F?'' She smiled up nt him. nurse. And thanks a lot." uted to get away and yet he I.M i iw, oj some nerverse this eirl. St walked home throneh the ntumn nicht he trierf to find W back through the maze of f bindra hnrl i,m.i tt.1 i,a fruit's eneappmnnr tn rhT. fte? Dan wasn't sure. But women always knew about things like that. It must bo so. And Sandra, disrobing In that ex otic red and white boudoir of hers smiled delightedly at herself in the mirror, pursing her lips in the shape of a kiss. Catching about her the folds of a creamy velvet negligee sho eyed her reflection with satia factfon. "Give me six weeks more," she promised herself. "Give me until Christmas" If anyone had been watching he would havo wondered what Sandra planned to accomplish by the holiday time. Surely aomething splendid. Her color flamed and her. eyea shone like atari, QHAItLES' thick letter awaited .Monnie at the hotel in London. Curious how her heart leaped at the sight of It. It must be, she told herself, that she expected from Charles some news of Dan. Yes, that wns the reason. The saunro white envelope, the bold, irregular black liana-writing were elonuent of Charles' personality. The letter, too, was filled with characteristic phrases. Miss Anstices voice aroused her, x nmu, my aear, Hint if we are going to make the Cheshire Cheese for luncheon we'd better hurry. That muse he a very fascinating letter. You've read it three times and I've been speaking to you for five minutei without getting your attention." Jlonnie blushed. "Fibber! 1 only just unisned reading it the first time." "Well, anyhow we've got to be starting. 1m perishing for food. The lower of London wns very interest ing but In a wreck. I said I would do all the tourist things and I'm doing them though it's hard on nip. Monuie tucked Charles' letter In the bottom of her overnight bag among her creams and brushes. He'd suid he missed her but he hadn't said a word about Dan.. Gossip about home, about Kay and her mother and the boys. The Watermans hnd given a party on the 17th and Kay hnd looked lovely in some yellow thing. Kay and Charles! Well, that would be nice, too. Why did her heart suffer that queer little pang at the thought? It was Dan whom Mon nie wanted Dan whom she loved! Pride wns all very well. It sustained you simctimes but not when you were aching desperately for news of the loved one. Why bndn't Chnrles mentioned Dan? Probably he, like everyone else, thought Monnie had gone away to forget about . Dan. Well, everyone wns right only the plan didn't work as well as ahe'd hoped it would. Coming, Miss Anstice!" Monnie crowded her small green hat, the one Miss Anstice had insisted on buying for her in that Bond street place. ovor her bronze curls, fclic iookou well, she told herself critically. Quite the young-woman-nhout-London. A year ago if anyone hnd told her a nele one of these fairy-tale hap penings were to take place she'd havo laughed at him. n ell, here she was thousands of miles away from home, going to smart places, eating rich food, being feted. Yet, feted! Hadn't Arthur Mackenzie given a dinner party for her the night be foro nt the Hitz? Wasn't he taking her this very evening to dine and dance at one of the new night places the Club Cavendish or something like that? (To Be Continued) Ll'lTLE ORPHAN ANNIE N 9 V The Best of the Nation's "Human-est" and Funniest Comics On This Page Daily Left In Trust TVtEQCw TUIT bier lanir. covers rr. i guess- I've TOLD M.L I KWOW. 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