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The Story of the Fabulous Delaneys
The Parasites
By DAPHNE du MAURIER
(Anttaet af "EibMM" end "Ttaa Rlog'i Gniril".)
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SYNOPSIS: Matten have reached
point of crisis in the house of
Sir Charles Wyndham and his
wife Maria. Wyndham has called
U three of the talented lelaneys
"parasites" Maria, the actress,
Mail, the composer, and Celia,
who might have been an artist
bad ihe not riven up her youth to
nursing her famous old father.
Now at Sunday dinner it becomes
painfully apparent that Wyndham
WiU no longer tolerate Maria's ne-
flect of him, nor her affection
or Nlall, who although brought
mn mith Maria, aa a brother. ! not
related by blood. Now go on with.
(he atory
CHAPTER 22
In the firim silence Charles ap
proaches the sideboard. He poured
the claret. Ceiia and Polly both re
fused; Polly with her usual breath
less laugh, when offered alcohol:
"Oh no, Mr. Wyndham, not lor me.
I have to face tomorrow."
"So have we all," said Charles.
That was a poser. That was a hit
iwimir the taelt. Even Mary Rose,
her eyes a misty blue and full of
dreams, registered Interrogation.
It was at this moment that the
announced in Grand Hotel choseto
tell his listeners that the orchestra
would play a selection irom uie
dance tunes of Niall Delaney. Polly
looked up with a origin smue. -un,
how nice," she said. "Ah, this Is my
favourite.
Nlall would have liked to get up
and switch the wireless on; tne
business was lacking in taste. It was
as though he had deliberately told
the oflicials of Grand Hotel to play
these songs Just now, as an insult
to Charles. A modern flinging of
the gauntlet. I can do this. What
can you do?
"Yes," said Charles slowly, "that
is my favorite too."
Which, thought Niall, is the sort
of thing that makes me want to get
up from the table, and go out of the
room, and drive to the sea and find
my leaky boat and sail it to perdi
tion. Because the look in Charles's
eyes as he said that is a thing I
can never lorgei..
"I don't know that we discussed
it," saia Maria, "we talked ox so
many other things. We always do.'
"We had a curious afternoon,"
said Niall; "we all three of us
plunged back into the past. We
remembered lots of things we
thought forgotten. Or, If not for
gotten, buried."
indeed, said Charles, "ana what
value did you extract from your
dead past?"
Polly, who had glanced irom one
to the other of us with a bright yet
bewildered look, snatched at her I
chance to Join the conversation,
we au nope Mummy win go
forward to another big success when
her present play comes off," she
wild; "that Is what Mummy hopesl
too.
Success." said Niall. "really did
not come Into our discussion. Like
fame, as Cella said Just now, it's
so very unimportant. '
"What, then, in your opinion, does)
mattery enquired Charles,
"I don't know," said Niall, "and
I never have. I wish I did."
"I will tell you what matters,'
said Charles: "it matters to have
principles, to have standards, to
have ideals. It matters to havei
faith, and a belief. It matters very
much if you love a woman, and
a woman loves a man, and you mar
ry, and you breed children, and you
share each other's lives, and you
grow old together, and you lie
buried in the same grave. It matters!
even more if the man loves the
wrong woman, and the woman loves
the wrong man. and the two come
from different worlds that just will
not mix, that won't turn into one
world, belonging to both. Because
when that happens, a man goes
adrift and is lost, and his ideals
uid illusions and traditions get
last too. There is nothing much
to live for any more. So he chucks
nLs nana in. tie says to nimseii
Why bother? The woman I love
docs not believe in any of the
things I believe in. Therefore,
may well stop believing in them
too. I also can lower standards.
Quite frankly," said Maria,
Here was the chance, thoueht t on't know what you mean. Charles.
Cella, to make everything all right.) "I mean," said Charles, "that we
Bring Charles into the fold. It was have all come to a parting of the
the fault of each one of us, shutting
Charles outside. Maria had never
realized it. If the moment could
be held, simply by the bond of
Niall'5 music, everything might yet
oom clear. But Polly blundered
in.
"The boy was so funny on the
walk this altemoon, she saio, "He
asked me, 'Polly, when we arc
rrown-up, shall we be clever and
famous like Mummy and Uncle
Kiall?' 'That depends on you,' I
told him. 'Besides,'" continued
Polly, " 'you don't just become Clevel
and famous by sitting back and do
ing nothing. Mummy would like to
pend more time in her home, with
you children and Daddy, but Mum
my has to work in London, at the
theater.' And do you know what
he said to that? He said. 'She does
not have to work. She could just be
our mummy.' it was really rather
sweet." She sipped her glass of wa
ter, smiling at Maria.
I can't miike up my mind thought
man. wnetner Foiiy is a criminal.
cunning and dangerous, or Just so
oioooy stupid that it would oe kind
ness to wring her neck and spare
ine world more pain.
"I think." said Celia bravely, "that
the thing to tell the children is this.
Being famous is awfully unimpor
tant. What is important is to like
the thing you do. Whether it is
acting, or composing, or gardening,
or being a plumber, you must like
the thing you do."
"Does that apply to marriage?"
enquired Charles.
Cella had blundered worse than
Polly. Nlall saw her bite her lip.
"I don't thing Polly was dls
ttwing marriage, Charles," she said.
"No," said Charles, "but my son
and heir obviously was."
Charles poured out for himself
the last of the claret. "Well?" he
natd slowly. "And what conclusion
did you reach this afternoon?" No
body answered. Polly glanced up
surprised,
"You've had half a day." he con
tinued, "to consider quietly whether
I was right or wrong."
The bravest of the three took up
ttie challenge.
"Right about what?" asked Ma
ria. "Right," said Charles, "about your
being parasites."
ways.
"Have you had too much claret?"
askrd Maria
"No," said Charles, "I have only
had enough to loosen the tongue,
which happens to have been tied
too many' years. This afternoon,
while you three were raking up
the past, l came to a decision. Quite
a simple one. People take it every
day. But as it will affect the three
of you, you may as well be told,
"I came to a decision too." said
Niall swiftly: "we possibly all three
ma. in our various ways. You asked
me Just now what mattered in life,
I lied when I said I did not know.
It matters to write good music.
have never done It yet. I want to
go away and try. So whatever you
were oeciciing you can saieiy count
me out of your calculations. I shan't
be here, Charles. It will mean one
parasite the less.
Charles did not answer. He DUUed
siowiy at nis cigar.
"i leel very apologetic," said Ce
lla. "for coming so often at week
ends. Somehow, after Pappy died,
I began to look uixm it as my home
Especially in the war. And being
with the children. But now I'm
really settling down into those rooms
at Hampstead. I'm going to do what
I ve never had time to do before.
I'm going to write. I'm going to
draw."
Charles went on Kazinn at the
silver candlesticks.
Tomorrow," said Charles, "I pro
pose doing the business through the
right channels. Getting a lawyer t
write you a proper letter.
A letter?" said Maria. "A letter
about what?"
"A letter asklntr vou to (rive me h
divorce," said Charles.
Divorce you?" said Maria. "Whal
do you mean, divorce you? I don'i,
want to oivorce you, i love you
very much."
That is too bad. Isn't it?" said
Charles. "You should have told
me so more often. No use telling
me now. when it does not Interest!
me to listen. You see, I happen to!
oe in love with someone else,
No." said Maria. "No . . ."
She got im and stood looking nt
Charles, with her hands clasped.
Hie part of an injured wife was one
ne had never played.
(To Be Continued)
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