DECEMBER 6, 1919;

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ . PAGE ELEVEN I

SANDRA THE ‘ I .IEALOUS

I By Jane Phelps

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n 11 -“_” ` rn.-.I il ...Inman you who read my s,0.~y that I was lurid and nieun? ii sc, _colisider my jealous nature. At Ilnits I was utterly miserable. sus- picious of every word and tiction of .either lily husband, or those' whom he nppenretl to like. I used to thunk God niychiid was u b0y. S0 WOUId not have to suffer as I had done be- _ ,.,,_u,-I- or jealousy. I held the opln-I inn held by most women, that men never loved in the some way; nev- ,.,. ¢-fired quite so much as women did. ,ts l grew older I found out I was wrongl But at this time, I 'thought .if mon, most men. as rather guy Lotliarites, ‘intent upon making Ihoinsolves agreeable to any prettyI tvuniuii, regardless of others.

Rose Kemp had gone back to her

liushnud. _ I .

When I road her letter I scarcely ,

grasped ‘fs contents, so surprised was I tluit she had decided to return

to liiin. '

“Dear Sandra: You will be Inter-

usteti to know that I have gone back to Walter, sho 'commenced her let- ter, "I round I could not be happy :iway from him. Had I been, I never should have gone back, because he has uliaiigcd in no sightest particu- lar. But as I was unhappy away from him I was more so than with Iiiin, I have concluded to stay as

long as ho will have me. ~

“You nee, Sandra, I constanty-

vlniiiilizod him as with some other woman; planning to divorce me. It may ho that I can at lc-nut put off that dny by being with him. I shall keep his home as best I`cnu; and shall try not to iind fault, no matter what he does _ I did at first, you Iznow. Ile is the sort of ti man who will not endure to be criticized. I will nov.-r`conipl:iin, or innkc things uupleaszint when he is around. Per- I hops I may at least win him to thc extent that he will not be anxious

to bi- free. `

"N.\\'i-i- .ease to he thtiukful, Sun-

Ilrii, Ihni [vt-u have a liustbnud \\'liu dos-fi not run after other \\'omt\ii. ’I`lnil is putting it luidly, ,bitt why should I try to hide things fro in _v<Iu" I ltiiotv _\'ou liao toplny .sfrtiitil iidtllo, but \\‘IiiiI is that wilt-it the other woman is dead :ind gone, Io plnyiiig second, third, or fourtli no I ani doing? As I iiave

IIon.» ovt-r since I in:iri'lt-‘d Walter."

“I ~1ie\'er shnll leave him again. If II\it1IZ.~i III-uéniie too lmrd to hear I shall ond it till. l.it'o without him, wltlioiit at least the pretense of his Inttrt-tion, isivt \'v`ortIi living for nie. It is .<truii;;u is-iii‘t it, Sandro, how we woninn give 0iirsolve.~:, hotly and Iiuul, to tho innii we love? Whilo irilli tliriiii there is nitvnys stiiiie Ihiug \viIIilieId. '

“I would :is-Ik you to visit inc, lint

Ido not want even yoti to soc tho ivay I :Im iiogiocied; what I linvt-_ to bI\:Ii-. I Iiuvo pridc ciiougli lt-it for IIIHI; oven if I have none where It is liotivt-ci. `.\'iilto'r and mn. .

“\\`i~itI» mt ticciisloiitilly, and .~iend`

mt- :I I»5<‘tui'c of your. boy.

“l.o\'e, Rose."

I t.'ri<-ti liittery over Itosf.-‘s letter. It wits so`nttei~ly hopeless. ’l`Iien I

.~'Iioi\-od lt Io Everett. "U0 _\‘ou suppose site really wouldI

do what _.lie tIiroatens'?" I risked

fearfully.

_"I luirrlly think so - yet. sho Illlslit. Your friend is a vory toni- llvrutitotttiil woinnn. iSho is wilful and hor unfortunate inarringe, seem-s to have made lier very dcspondent.. l)ou't think 'about her any more tluin Foil-ciiii help. You can do hoi III* Kootl, and it will only make you nnli:ipp_\'_ _ II" IWI marie no mention of the

liilrtllzralili in which Itoso had spok- f'u of me as playing "second fiddle," I linti forgotten iill about it when I Int him roful tho letter. I woulrln't have had him neo what she had _-uid for a good deal. And I was tlinnltfnl and grateful tluii ho did

not ni:-ntioli it.

I aiisivornd the letter' at once, and

.I-'I-Iii hey it picture of Junior, 11 lov- IY one we had just had token ot'hIni. I also sent iicr ii book I had just I'f‘f\'I ond which I had enjoyed huge- I>_'~ _ Iler repy, just it short note. I’-its lull of gratitude.

".Iuniour'.~t picturo is on my dress-

ing tiihle. I cnil him my little ~'weotlieart," she said nt the close.

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SANDRA REALIZES THAT

SHE HAS DEVELOPED

Rose l(em'p‘s very real troubles niiido my iiiinglitury ones disap-_ pour for at time. Wlioii I was -Lomp- lod to trot, or to give way to my jealousy the tliouglit of' her, hor spoiled lifo, would stendy nie. Then too as Junior grow older l was oc- cupied moat of the time. -My hus- ln\nd's social position dcinundetl that wc entertain a good deal, and ofcourse we wero entertained as well, Now he loft all the details to nie, instead of attending to them Ii-lmsolf, with Mrs. Gray's assistance.

“You have developed into it won-

derful hostess. Santini,” he said ut- ter ii Inrge dinner wo gave. Every- thing had gone oft smoothly. and I too was rather prmid of my nuc- cess.

"l uni_ dldighted 'if you wore

plousod," I said quietly. Little lie knew how I longed for something more than his calm praise which hc might have given to anyone who had ‘pleased htltm. » -

“You can bo delighted, then, for

I wus vory pleased. Even Levridgo, your hole noir. complimented you. Said you were 'great' "

“I nm muah obliged. to Mr. Lever,-

iilge, Considering that lm knows so much aboutruch things, It was quite ti complli'nent.'°_ We bot_h laughed at my uni-casni, and nothing more was unid. But long after Everett had left for tho o*Ilice.' I stood at the window. where I had waved good- nyr- In htm, rind wished he would _|.I5I_0m..- lorgot to pi-also soIctilinly,~_ nnq 'lovo me ns he had Leoln.

I "Ho nov_er_wili. _IIo’lInavcn ,Bay had _rm 'hadm accomplished

those things to me,' I murmured as

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“Ho docant scent old to ine now."

I recalled the day o_o long iigo wlion I had tnlkod with Irmu. of Lonlo, mid how I had wislied I were older, more like her. Now, sho dIdii't seein so inucliolder, or else ii. was be. cause I had lost some of my own childishnoss.

"No, he \\'ouIdii`t! You linvo grown

along with liini. Sandro.. You are so \v_ondertuIl_\' Improved. \’ou dos‘t niin-I my saying so, do you? And Everett is tc-rnibly proud of you. I-Ie shows it in everything he says.u-nd does."

"I, would rather ho loved me

more and was loss proud," trem- I>I¢‘<I 01| ml’ IOIIKUU. but I caught my self In tinic, und Ii-iuid nothing about tliolotigiinrl still had 'to KNOW, of- myself. tliot. my husband loved me ng he wus capable of loving ~_ us helind lovod my predecessor.

"I-Ie liao tried hard enough to

make some-thing of mo," 1 i-epllori with ii laugh "lt would .be too

'thi Do not undervaluoyoursolf. You

are a very charming little woman. I om so Iialrvv myself, 'thot I can uf- Ioril Io bo gonerciiu and tell other women the truth.-" _ _ _

SANDRA IS OVIRW-HGLMED

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Evemtt “R911 when Us cam;

niost of thc tiiue.--Iii it measure. I could not tell Iiini that the thought of what ho had withheld from ine, and had _:ivan l.eola. wus it t-on stunt. Iiiliilrnnco to my liuppiiicss. I sont ii toIr=gi~ain to Rose nt once, I was so sorry for her. It wus nil no pitiful. Everett remaiiietl at home, lliiit I-voning, und we titlkt-ri of little else. I could not dIsniis-, It _from my mind.

"I ani glad slit- went back to lilni.

now," I romnrkod. “I thought lier foolish when nho did it. ` But I have ii. feeling she will be happier than is :the had iiII'I - she In his wife, and l;t- sort of beioiitrd* to her DOW, oven though he is dead." ' `

"Yes, I-the will probably feel that

way. Tit".-n too it will- `-save gossip, and newspaper tnlk,_ which would have boon nlmosi tiiinvoldnhle had they been divorced."

I Iind not thought of applying

what I said to l~lvci'ett until I saw him flush. Then it onine to me: Loola belonrzvri to him also. oven though site was sono. No matter how she lind flirted; Iiow sho had p.-Ilnorl him when alive: no one could qu.-.I tion his oltiini to her now. -

Suddenly lloin-. her trouble. re-

notled. Walter was gnrio. But Ever- etI.,- the lnnn I loved with Inll my heart could oven now flush over the mention ot' his first wife'-look con- .=:~ nun - and t-Io mitke me unhappy.

"I wish sho was buried , falhoma

deep in the ocean!" I thought, then wondered it he now visited her

It ever had since we had

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51" I‘“h“I’IY I;‘“"h "I0I`I3 f`I1l<-‘1"liiIi>'i rather, injured Ho bndb' lie :tires to it. oven now? The cenieicfy __ "\'§‘_FI. 'I`-‘~`

I , ` ‘ I qt ~ .. _ . _ » . \ .U . ' ' .

‘_.___L__ ‘|;':a__i?_i;ie _;\e_:;s¢_i___i_<_; ;i_§..__A_ y<_>ui:._ _ died Iliis__.ittoiiiooii. An iititoniobilo_ wlift., sho was lltirieil was not ot‘_eI__“______ ___ ____ mn___________huL mu_ for mm_' But teh nm __mn__ I_Y_“_?_F_<__ :u:_r:idt~iit. _ - _ liocoulrl easily take ti_iu_o_ fr_o1r:_ 1 I; ____mf_L O______ ___L_____ _O me let". - _._ , _ , i I- I “-1 Ilow tr-rrililii. Let nie see tliei IJI15lHOS‘3 If/IIFS I0 E0 Ili-IL -III o H , _E for the pmt?" | 3sk;~¢{_

n._ {;':1§xy hours _wlicn I WHS 111211*-Ipiipei-, plc:iso'?" ,never i-ilioiild be the wiser. \o\_i cu;_oo“___g _ww _O ____€St__m riot ‘. ind ii not on he hnd"~-tlten,t II Wu., only I qw,-f D."-1g,~,qpI, “\Vlt:it :ire you thinking of Son- 5¢`“I'°°Y “ I I _ . .. I ‘ ' '. " , ‘ ‘ -- . _ . .I . ' I ' '-I' I* lnian. ;‘;H"_I_’_‘; ‘;’_L;_“__a"_;ydy_f_;‘P’€_*:;f:_‘:f‘- §}§’_;I;Iw'liicli told _of \\:ilters death; t_1I.;l d_ra'! I was _smrtled at tht q_uin- lI\f_\I§;_I_\i T__e_______ m_)m_y to would bo too wonderful consideriIItIgI IIIIIIIIILIII In ItI He IIIIII n CCIIIIIIIIIIIII ‘I‘II`II'I'IImzIIIIIIiI up0IIII°rnI€i'otiIilIt;IIiiItiIiii keel) III In °‘I‘1"'I' Then ‘Oo NWIIGIII 3 ms cXp____s________ __ve____ion inwards w0_| with zinotlm. ¢.ni~_ und while both his. _ity .int _Duw os_i._1J ________. we pany b__i__g__ _.1ow___m_.. _ _ I I _ ,_ oi-:ii chauffeur :ind the occupants of| will 111111- _ 9 “I 0 ml- g___ ‘ ~ I was right; Evpmtt Still kept. "‘".“"°‘° ”“°h things- the other I Ir had ost-fined walt;-r vnu for her. but frettntr and buts 5° ,_ Mm. “III

~'\ _I - _ " " _ ' 1 I ,' H _ , . , I-_~ I I.eolu‘s grav

ho _ou fI‘l;_?i_ir_ i1;‘iII_IioIi it t0,,.I\iin, lin_d been t..._I~.lII_\'_in.Iurcd. .iiinltt-_v.oii_t Iiclp hoi, and -it will _"___ 0v9n_ ___o__gl_ he had

is uwtu y sen tive ove it, I .> . . _

told her, "and clivltns he dlId it for I),(...I g;i;r,.III,?(iII`II»,.\I II§iIiI§(.m:vI;I,;II[1.IIiIg\, Iii IId‘I‘I\l'Iri3»IIlIII\\':isii't_ thinking of Roiio niturried uguiu. I felt that .tho t0_i_\_IBl my snlro~so pi-ople would not think \,,,p`m,`_,_ I0m,,,,I‘fmf ft mol.; (Ih.,.I,, just tli<-ii," I had oiilv fiiiiitlv heard were nenr, so with ii gcsttiro I s_-_ liim my t3;rniidfntlior." ' 'W ,mm I km;\;,_“n1 , ._ .' ‘f Im. m)Sm.I,£,_I unylhmé bm his q“es_ mI,.,...¢i rn.-I old caretaker anI.l_ wen _ slid igiugliorl 11....;-iii,-_ II..." Said; _"__-If ,_ I _“__ _Hun f"I5’;h;_ki’S_ mi; ,mm iilono the rt-tniiiuder ot tlio “ny to "I‘ll not tell!` I promise I wt>n't. Iwi mo,-`.IIIi»», I-“pi 1. ui I. 1I;II._-.IIIIII "Whitt the-u'.‘ You look verv III* SIHIIIII“`h‘1‘II’°"'t‘Id out IO UIQ' But. Saiidrn., ho uiust. be very niucli ..(An1 .L .“ II I , I 'II`I nb fI'IL`I ‘ ~,,(.,.,0u,_ -- ' The l1I0\ WHS IIMIUIIIIIIII' I“’I“ I

t so you ii.i\e longed lor Iiiip.l , .. F______h “OWU” ‘Vern in an um ixmd.

I vcr liavc bet-nliere lic-

prubalily consider me ri siIl_\ little fool. l:.iis\\'ored tim question to liiysvlt. I

"Yes, und dear. perhaps Rose is'

linppier th:in if Walter liitd lived -- orI will be happier iiiter ii while. Ile iit~.'ei‘ would have been true to her -- or to any uno woman. I nm uslinincd to uoiifeset it. but there are such mon: men who hiivc no sonsh of sex fuitlifulncss. IIc was one of them. No one knows from what she has boon saved by hi.; being taken from liar now." Ilo still thought me seri- ous liocuusc of Rose, :intl was try- ing to eonifort inc. While I was only thinking of myself, and ni; determination to find out it lic still mode pilgrininges tn the spot where ho hnd laid Leoln. `

AN`uut.ooKso-Fon sucoim-ran

Jealousy agoiiigripperl me so \

could not sleep. I was nngry with mysclt`th'1t. in tht: years wo hid been married, this thougiit had not before como to me - to ilnd out if ho visited I.eoII.\'s grave. Not iintil‘ niy'owti .<pc¢.uli about Wolter now Imloiiizinx entirely to itoue. had I ovr-I' tiiouxilit oi’ it. Perhaps hectxuse of tliut iirtcrniico I would Iliid tht-I reason why Everett never had be-; stowixl upon me the sumo kind of love he had given I.eoln'.’

Tho very next. day I visited the

ceniotnry. It wins _xi Iieautful place. “God's acres" came into rny mind, and for jus: a moment I forgot my errand. Hui only for moment.

l hunted the

if he

and naked

Everett

iii love with you' very anxious 'o . . ~ N _ _ __ “ _ . _ I _ ~ I _ keep your aifotztioir, for him to do ;IIII£II&Il‘I'ilb.iIII(i_I-II,II,.mt H.O;Ie yolu II.III.eI “Dad III.. _IfItI`IIf]IIed II IQIIIIIIOIQS ng more in a viii-ie nt thc hose ot tht-_I zi thing Ike thnt - it is so foreign to ,IIIIIIII ‘ 'I I Ie “mel ‘my PII C, "lIf:(' mx? IeII', `iuI;p ‘Chu sluift. Ilo must hiivc booii there no_ him- I thii - you should foci ti t- Unvey' I‘"°“ "’ “’ “"‘“ ."‘ ‘"5 ”' "‘° I” ‘ lm..-i~ than route-\'<1a>'. I II\°“SI\l. 415|

¢,.,,~..,|_~ II` II I iiizide no i~opI_\'. I \VAS h:1l‘»lJ.V w°“Id MI Muni( OI mo? IIII III~IIIId[I noticed that the flowoin-i had noI._

yi-t coiiinienced to drooli-

"I.eol:t, beloved wife of Iilvcrott

Gi-nliani, Ago 26," I read aloud, then repeated. “Bi-lovctl wife of Everott Gralinni _ ‘I '

I stood roi -it-vt-r1i\I niiuiuos strutt- gllng Io nuld hack the tears - toI quiet the emotion wltir-.li tlioso words. ndled to tho sight ot' the fluwers, hI\~.I crotiled, f

"She was his beloved wilt- - Isl

yet." I niurnnirod. |

Soinown_.- I feel thiit, or :Ill xiii"

story, this jealousy of it wonini. who, years before I niet my husband had passed ov:-r tho grent divide, will , bo least. uudei-stood - pi-rliaps

not couiprelientled In tho least by wonicii and men who have never known what It is to get “the second" iii rt persoifs aifectious. But. I aiu sure there ni-o many second wives wlio-were. they honest-would own that, iilwnys lurking in the back of their mintls, ready to sprin8 full- fledgetl into disturbing thoughts, is a Jealousy of the woninn who was first in tho .iffeetion of thc man they love, first in liis 'lite ~ the woman who. at-i Roots Iii-id oxpresscd It was "Number One."

It was with the thought of help-

ing other woiuen in my position. that I - bt-gan my story. It is the loiigiiig to siivr- the-ni from iualting my |iiist‘ikt~.~=. t.lint_hns made me go on with it. It' I surot-led in either ciitlt-n\'or, it in rewnrd enough - ex- I»n~.- I-nonnli for having heard my own lietirt, tolling of my mistakes.

So, its I stood there, jealous

tltouglits s~.ii‘lietl over nie. I was su deeply :iII~iorlit~d I lilid hoard no sound until some one said:

"Good morning, Mrs. Graham. "I

tui-ne.; to seo Mrs. titirrie. In her tirm.~\ were sonic rose liuslies, small ones for planting. und at little wily oil' the cni'eti1ltei' with his shovel. "\\`liy-i-:lint-" I stninnterctl. "\\'hut nm I doing licre? I will tell

_I-ou. \Vlieii'l~llI} died." (I knew sho iiu-mit Mr. tiurrietl, “ho loft ti letter ii-king flint flowers be put hero for him. I-In also told, In that letter. how innocent and pure had been his ro-

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