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. DOROTHY BURGESS Af,IM.
Chapter 30
. "Yeh," sighed Mario, "like
old home week," as she patted
her own shoulder. Just then
they heard a knock on the door.
"Mr. Chamberlain is waiting
for you, Miss Drew," called the
tage manager.
Madge looked thoughtfully
after her. "It'i funny. Uncle
Louie, but I actually like Mario
Drew."
"So do I," he chuckled. Then
he turned businesslike as he
took Madge'i empty glass out
of her hand, rinsed It, and care
fully, ever so carefully, emptied
Into It the contents of the two
vials. His eyes twinkled as he
handed the glass back to her.
"With my compliments."
Madge looked angelic as she
raised the glass to her lips;
even Uncle Louie looked angelic
ns he watched her drain the
glass of its last precious drop.
Madge was surprised. "11 has
delightful flavor!"
"And why shouldn't it?" he
said tenderly, "when it is made
out of nothing but hopes and
dreams?"
"I want to go home!" cried
Madge softly. "1 want to go
home to John!"
Madge and Uncle Louie tip
toed into Winston Manor's great
hall.
"I want lo freshen up a bit
before 1 see John," whispered
Madge.
"And I," whispered Uncle
Louie, "am very anxious to get
started on my new formula."
Madge stared at him in am
azement. "What, another?" she
asked.
"And this one, my dear," he
whispered confidentially, "is
going to prove, by far, more
startling and revolutionary."
"Uncle Louie," she said, as
he was leaving, "thank you
again for ail you have done."
Then she kissed him on his fore
head. Madge felt suddenly weary
as she walked down the hall to
her bedroom. And when she
entered the room, her bed be
came too tempting. I'll lie
down for just a few minutes,
she thought, it will refresh me,
and then I'll find John and tell
him the wonderful news. The
moment Madge's golden hair
touched the pillow she was
sound asleep. The eventful,
exciting day had proven too ex
hausting. Madge was shocked out of her
sleep by a terrific explosion.
She sat up, bolt-like, scream
ing. "Uncle Louie! Uncle Louie!"
She became more excited when
she saw, in the semi-lighted
room, two figures standing by
her bed.
"Thank God, Fred," she heard
John say to the doctor, "she's
snapped out of it!"
"I have to help Uncle Louie!"
she said, as she started to arise
from the bed, but the gentle
hand of the doctor restrained
her.
"Take It easy Madge," he
said.
"But, darling," said John,
"Uncle Louie has been dead for
over forty years!"
"Madge," said the doctor
quietly, "you've been dreaming.
That explosion was a clap of
thunder." Then, as though the
electrical storm which raged
outside wanted to prove the doc
tor's point, there was another
terrifying clap of thunder
which shook the very founda
tion of the house.
"Oh!" wept Madge, as though
her heart would break, "poor,
darling Uncle Louie has been
blown back into the family
closet!"
Madge was living too much
in her dream to notice that she
was still wearing the azure blue
dinner gown and John's Great
Grandmother Dee's set of
charming garnets that she had
donned in celebration of her
twelfth wedding anniversary.
"Darling," said John to the
tearful Madge, "try to forget
your dream."
"I can't," she wailed. ( "Uncle
Louie was so good to me. He
helped me win you back frorh
Mario Drew."
"Darling," said John, "I hate
to disillusion you or belittle
Uncle Louie, but nothing has
been going on between Mario
Drew and myself."
"But," stared Madge, "that
article I read at the dinner ta
ble." "Gossip columnists are al
ways making mistakes and, be
fore they have a chance to con
tradict themselves, they stir up
unnecessary situations such
as tonight's."
John took her hand, "So help
me, darling, I don't even know
Mario Drew."
"What?" gasped Madge.
"John is telling the truth,
Madge," said the doctor quietly.
"He showed me the news Item
that caused you to faint."
But Madge still could not
believe it, as she asked. "You
don't even know Mario Drew?"
"No, darling." Now, instead
of John's true statement mak
ing Madge happy, it made her
cry all the harder.
"Oh," she wept, like a child.
"Uncle Louie and I worked so
hard to save you!"
John raised her tear-stained
face and smiled. "Dearest, you
are going to forget you ever
had a dream, and do you know
why?"
"No," she sniffled.
"Because," he smiled,. "Fred
has some, wonderful news for
you."
Madge wept more copiously.
"And I," she wailed, thinking
of Uncle Louie's miraculous
formula of pink and blue, "had
some wonderful news for you,
but now " she hesitated, then
cried out wretchedly, "Oh! If
only dreams could come true!"
"Madge." said the doctor
quietly, "you are going to have
a baby."
"What?" she gasped. "I am
going to have a baby?"
"Yes," said John in adoration.
"Oh, no!" said Madge.
"Oh, yes!" said the doctor.
"But you are both wrong,"
insisted Madge. Her face melt
ed into a soft smile and her
violet-blue eyes became dreamy.
Then she spoke slowly, cherish
ing her every word.
"I am not going to have a
baby I am going to have
twins!"
"Twins!" gasped John.
"How do you know?" asked
the doctor.
"I told you Uncle Louie was
genius!"
And to this very day, John
and Dr. Fred Bliss have never
been able to fathom Madge's
uncanny prediction, for her
dream did come true, in pink
and blue!
THE END
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By Carl Anderson
By Edgar Rice Burroughs
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