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L 29. 1933. THE ETTQENB B E G I 3 T E K - 0 IT A R P .ritWWtfWVIMNP-rAyiOff. JBRIDE L'TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 0, 0, That's Bad! By HAROLD GRAY) m ia nmei.Mt. murmured Jim. He wc . 1...J ..n und down. r'", my a. well so in fa0 "'..T -ith a wean. ftplj to. Mihtlul It was. P "" .... of dlSDlBT to be w ..... Bhnia hnnsa .nm what Bessie fc,U nourishing rtorow-.j ;-- dlnlrin. Kt.,rm, pudgy, ungloved r. y.iti clinpng but some- K. had once been heart tn her En. without her knowing why. nri - .. lnt. the lop maa . wrtlbule Barrett waited with i.nnr. Dick wa nervous, rrcl In tears; Sho wept L .v... Jm. wept when noth- (Ju had happened to make her lit looked aa It woaW hiT4 IlOOO for a neep yu'i r , , kun ha .anl. I hi nun navcr icv, ...... ore ihaken or uncertain of But when he aaw Elinor it himself. She had loBt color , imlle was forced yet she was i always, xmiy aim .. Ilotelj. Loud toward her Quickly to La (.VAT from the group to a Emir lit arm of th Testibule rraii tne xrom oi uw frl he all over In no time he promised as ligntiy as ne "Palmer saia u wub w 01 i few minutes and then br lit". . .. why had he saw mai aooui. I for life? Lied her rratitude. "I can't uy I'm nervous!" she con- In go home," ho said, "and decent Inncneon ana iorgei wo hmheii. Meantime. Elinor, law to look a little happier. h manage It! tried to, emiling. "How'a be beard her whisper. kit batter." do mv best always. kow that!" he answered almost and, for the moment, ho did. kew near to say crisply, "Doc- liner is waiting, I think" were married In one of the chapels where Dick, after a pom the verger, led the small nervously. The blended lights stained-glass window shone Elinor. Me whispered, with a catch of "Did you ever aeo anyone so and lovely?" as sho mopped tn with an already moist hand- e remembered her own mar to Bntwell and bow she had remind herself not to show tun of him. She had thought, Rtis, that Mies Ella Sexton Immediately settle "something I on BentwelL her nephew. Ml, Lida knew, been a fool. H years of lying to the old aad gone for naught. But of ow things would he differ- Km" KUnor whispered, head wm," earns strongly. If not teadDy, from Barrett. Then P ovarl Barrett stannAri tn P wife. Arthur Palmer gave We te an acolyte and atepped pa chancel as a friend and not ran. eddlv (III. .I,,, t. -n... JH felt her dependence, flushed coarse w'll .11 t.... P", eald Lida. r't imiled oulte jintumlW I to bear out the old theory inn sons-in-law," he said, "uri we won't. "We're "Up. Aren't we?" he ended leaaernsRi Hint wa. p. as he turned his head p cimor. think fAnlrlptn . .1! Msnsffered with an effort "T and I wUl run on l 100K in tn .a .th vt. "" tne added. r eu make n.i fn. It h. a real rmrt. tn . rH we can celebrate." n..rit " Hi hand over BUnor'a and pressed It reassuringly. She was ao very young, b realised with a rice of tenderness. Dimly he heard the good wishes that were theirs. With atolc stiffening he suf fered Lida's dramatically delivered kiss. And at last they were alone In bla car, piloted by Hutten. "Well!" Barrett murmured after a sigh, turning toward her. "Feeling better?" Tee," ehyly. "Are you?" I'm a new man. WUl you smoke ?" ... "1'ea." Ha found dgareta and held his lighter to hers, laughing auddenly to see how her hand shook. "Mill badly knocked," he said. - "You're trembling." She nodded. "Bat I ra not un comfortable," ah atated. "I'm ab surdly at ease considering." He also was at ease, he realized. Be said slowly, "Odd, isn't it? I feel the same way." They were silent for a apace. Then Barrett asked, "Tour bags were sent to my our home? "lea. There are a few trunks on the way, too. I hope I won't be a great bother. "Oh, no! And you'll remember my promise to moke it aa easy for you aa possioiei "Yes. thank you." The car came to a standstill. They wore at homo. Barrett opened the door before Hutten could reach it Higgins admitted them, bowing low and tremulous from excitement, Eli nor smiled and, rather shyly, epoke a few words to the butler. His eyes brimmed as he murmured, "Thanlt vou. Mrs. Colvin " Ha was Eoins: to be able to love her, he saw, aa he had hoped he might. "We're home," saw uarreiu "fih. I like it!" A sudden Bweep of consciousness made Elinor speak in an undertone. "Even that hat rack?" "Yes." she insisted. "It makes me think of New Year's calls and people getting ready to go to Sara- ' .... That's exactly tne reason i ye kept it," he aaid, wondering at ner understanding and warmed by It. "But anything," he added quicaiy, "that you don't like can he changed." "But I think everytning iooks o pleasant," ahe stated. Borne aay she would tell him that it was a relief to get away from Lida's self conscious "modern" furnishings into the aolidnesa of the old and the feel- ine that a family had lived nappuj among things they knew. "I U nk." Barren saia now, mni. Higgins has had your baga taken upstairs. May I show you the way?" "T thin vou'd better, don't yi?' .h. an.i.iriH aa ane loosed auer Hicrn. who was well down the tnnr hnll. "There's a landing ana "n i .. .f th head of the stairs. want you to be careful to remember it. I can't have my balustrade all chipped up by your falling around!" He couldn't remember when he had felt . so young, so Inclined to foolish jest, so happy. Rh lnnahed. He had the power, she was learning, to take from her all feelln of restraint. "I do like your house," she said over her shoulder, mounting upwara "It's your house also," he re minded her. "Your room opens Into mine as well as into the hall," he told her atifflv as they reached the upper hall. "The door has a key on your side but during the day I think it would be best to keep it nnen. I don't want even the an.Tanta " "I understand. I I don't need the key " "Thanlr von." he answered low. He nushed the door open and h atenned Into the room the pret tiest room, she thought, that she had ever seen. It was gay with soft, rose chintzes and comfortable with deep chairs. There were two capacious empty bookshelves 01 either aide of fireplace, a paddl' tonned English fire ugard around the hearth, small tables, a desk, felenlmne a-unrded by a Florentine cabinet, long mirrors, soft net at the windows, a chaise lounge. "When did yon do this?" she asked wonderingly. "Or have done?" It was obviously new, en trnncinily fresh. The rug was soft beneath her feet. There were nillows. many pillows and all so pretty. . (To Be Continued) 1 ' - ' e ll 1 I r 3 I f m BUT WERE ' DALUNtY; VOU BET ' J OOGHT TO DO -4. WAIT A 1 W YEAH- TUB'S OMLV PASSIN fM TAKIKl' HIM VER TIKI DOES THIS SOME BUSINESS 7 WHAT SECOND ."OMCLE i WHAT I SAID- THROUGH ALONG, SEE t BADGE. I'U. LOOK LIKE HERE- AMD Fl - SHALL i OAN- HERB I k THAT LICENSE HE'S GOT A tP VOO WANT TELl. 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