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But before breakfast was over there was no embarrassment and more genuine ripples oi laughter and earnest talk came train their table than irom any othe . Mary. who had been everywhere excepl China, questioned Clive Leader eag- erly.

Barton smiled at his. “Let Mrs. North catch up on her travel talk. We're going for a walk."

Ondecktheairwasbrlskand salty. The clouds were low and blue. Alter along walk. Barton tucked Iris comfortably in a steamer chair.

The delightful peace of this- having leit havoc and uncertainty behind her and going to a destin- ation unknown! Mark had spoken oi a yacht and the Mediterranean. Lazy days in the sunsihne with Mark, tall and brown in wirlte. Time would cease to exist. Wher- ever he was, had he iorgotten?

Why had not Joel been at the pier when she sailed? To Eaton Forest he would write some vague excuse. It was nothing to worry about. Yet she could think at no reasonable ex. cuse for his having failed to come. She had leit hauls in the wreolcage of his rnarriage—gallan.t to the end about it. Zlirere was nothing ahead, ior Louis except his work.

she saw Mary and Clive looking at the water. Mary was frowning in the wind as she held on to her hat. Her mouth had a childish sweetness. Clive Leader, some at his shyness 80119 in the company oi this under- standing woman, looked down on her in wonder as ii’ never in his life in any of the iar-oil places his car- eer had taken him had he seen any- thing comparable to be

“You see what I see ' said Bar-

ion.

"1! it is what you think you see." said Iris. “will she reject it?”

“Not if she‘: wise. He's a big per- son, reserved. quiet, and strong, He's what's left cl 9. man when all the rough edges have been worn 01!. Life is Still tossing me about." Mary Put on her prettiest irock

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ISIUTIFUL HURMV DIV VACATION this summer in a world so difl'erent—so beautifully,

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restfully diiferent — know the piety, age and peace of old Québec —

Canada’: oldest province.-

ior dinner, a pale green thing. which

made her look no older than a girl at high school commencement. Iris wore a severe white dress.

That night while the music pmy-

In the cab Mary was crying loft- ly. Iris turned around, seems the figures of Barton and alive Walk- ing up the rain drenched street. “There goes an amusing playmate. ' she thought, "and the man Mary loves. 1 don't suppose I'll ever see

dumb.

The flower of lovd.-the deceit oi hate.—

The value at purity-—ial.sehood's mate—

them seem." ' back you. It could not have been a more dls- pm you name get away iron; the mal day. The iew ,assenga‘s on deed, you do_

the bus huddled down in their seats and either went jerlcily to 819613 01’ stared absently at the misty country- side. Delay seemed to met them at every turn. There was a, not tire on a long lonely stretch oi road and engine trouble in a quaint 119518 village.

Mary, usually so cheerful, set her- blue eyes on the changing landscape thinking of calm brown eyes in the restaurant that had secretly asked her again, and the tall rain-coated

Farther back in your sin-stained

so , Or deeper down in your innocence

whole. Farther or deeper. wblohgfier it be, mtensliled oharloter b ds, you

And your own blwlrens or glows with lite.

According‘ to what you put into the stri e. —Na.ney O. Parke.

figure walking down "the street. Em LESSON walking out of her iiie. Clive would 3, ffi on H go back to China to a lonely house “______I'’ '

and a bachelor's life in the lalr1Y gay British colony.

vainly she tried to ilnd comfort in the thought that she was takinz Iris to Mark. Perhaps in the tran- quility oi Eaton Forest they would find the happiness that Iris had proudly and stubbornly thrown away. That presented problems, too. Iris was innocent of Ma.r.k's pres- ence at Eaton and perhaps when she saw him, she'd be angry at the deception. It was too all too much. too complicated for her tired puz- gled mind.

She met Iris/s eyes briefly. “Stop reproachulg me with your silence, Iris. I haven't seen any of the plac- es we've passed. I've been thinking of clive's loneliness and my empty. useless life."

"He didn't want you to feel sorry for him. He wanted you to love him."

Mary lowered her lashes, tucked her chin in the collar or her sport coat.

"I do love him. I can't live with a memory. Julian told me thot—that day." she looked away, "1 can go on loving the memory of Julian. Nothing can change or alter that. Iris. I'm tired oi‘ being a butterfly. I want to live the kind of life a

I-Ibtory repeats itseu as do the seasons. Today all over this land the thoughts of our people are turning to this seed time whether it be on a city garden plot or on the great {arms or ranches. spring has brought the thought of renewed lire. The prophet uwers a timely Warning to all, "Consider your ways; ye have sown much and brought in little." Wily? So far as we are concerned does not Isaiah answer in chapter 28: 14-19.

so long as we as a nation stand by and agree to having an agree- ment with hell we must also have a covenant with death, and the har- vest wili be small.

It has oiten been written, "woe to them that shall call evil good and good evil." miquity * be written into our laws and stand on our statutes and we as a people escape the results. so we are not escaping the consequences of per- mitting the liquor treiiic to plant the sale oi beverage alcohol in our midst. We have all been guilty in not crying aloud nor sparing not those who have delivered us into the traps set ior our people. We have "" ‘ the ,‘ - and pleasure revenues. etc. kno

Roadside shrines and crosses bless the miles between the village with their treasures of French-Canadian handicraft. See the olll Normandy farm house: than stud the smiling countryside. Lose yourself in legend and romance;

follow the majestic St. Lawrence for a thousand miles from Monrréal, through Trois Riviéres and ancient Québec City to the

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ed Iris saw something begin with interest and envy. fbr many hours thereafter while the boat neared Boston she saw Clive falling in love with Mary and Mary obstinateiy turning her back on it.

woman was meant to live. Home and husband and children. Women reach out for other things but they're rcstléss, abnormal women." “Perhaps he'll come back," said

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her with a persuasive flow oi words. The little things he did for her, his eyes looking at her across the table, his eyes looking down on her short dark curls while they danced spoke more than clumsy words could say. Mary was studied and silent and, Iris knew, deeply troubled. In their dark room the nrat night she had said, “I'm not a romantic child. Since Julian's death I have met. so many men. some wanted to marry me but they would have been un. W011-hy to take his place."

Iris did not ask. "is alive un- Worthy?" because she knew. as Mary knew, that he was not,

The next nizht Iris was in the room when Mary came in. Heavy clouds outside made the room gloomy and cold.

“He asked me to marry him to- night." said Mary, standing at the ioot oi Iris's bed. “Wm; he gold was beautllul because it was so simple and honest. Not a flowery speech. He said, ‘I want to take you

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back to China with me as my wile. II I can't have all your heart, Mary, 1 shall be content with what you can give me. To be with you {or the rest oi’ my life is all I ask’.'' “And what was your answer?"

"It wa.s—no. This is such a sud. den thing. I'm not an impulsive person. Iris. But I know now for certain that I ce.n’t let anyone share what was Julian's."

Iris said kindly, "But Julian is dead. Mary. He wouldn't want your iiie to be lonely and empcy—noth- ing but parties and pretty clothes to fill in. He was a scientist. He loved a useiul liie."

“And mine has been such silly iorth. I know that, but I can't. It's—-it's being unieithiul."

"It was you who told me not to turn away irom a great experience. I'm arguing for Clive, Mary. 1~Ie— he's very much like Mark. You must not turn away irom it. Your liie‘wll1 be empties‘ than ever."

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been , Bsrttm was be their but at broluklast in Bos- It was his lively flood humor and endless talk that relieved the zfilnmunmlmm Isth’s°.\'ourot e and lime ed "'.:*'*...*.° *::'“ ‘ ’ ra washed Against the windows, bx-eakiut was a polite and solemn ritual. o1lve'r brown eyes were hurt. Mary’: cherry-red mouth trembled a little. Iris could think oi nothinl except Mary‘: letting Olive go out or her lilo, anally and abruptly, when this painful meal was ended. ‘

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"You've been loveu to me." said Iris.

and tightly. "We really

must go. we've got to get our bun." In Iris’: eyes was I manage. "There's still time to change your mind. I can look alter and

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Good-wt. alvo. in am. so now.

Oiiflreiaryouto admit you love ve."

But nary looked away and her trial. mouth was firm. ‘

Lethe door oi the restaurant they turned to my uooy-bye. re: Iris it was I tense, and moment. Mary murmured, "Good-bye. Barton.

done to counteract such teaching. Here we have brought in little.

If we as women ior one year would set beiore ourselves the task of sowing the seed oi personal res- ponsibility and placing this where it belongs on the electors of today. we could rid ourselves or this curse. We have been and are being duped by the cry. "Save the Young." All well and good but he had better save the older people and set their feet in the right way and wipe out the evils that exist and then save and keep our precious childhood and youth. We sow much and bring in little. Why? Because we permit the powers or evil to go their way unmolesied, sowing taxes and weeds and the weeds spring up and choke the good seed. We need a more militant Christianity, A LIVE ll'AI'l‘H.

The Lord sends iorth the call, "Who ‘will go ior Me?" May we answer, "Here am I. send me." and then rouse ourselves from our ease and get up ready to GO. If the Father; have sown sour grapes the children's teeth will be set on edge.

"He'll never come back. I told him my answer was final." she smiled at Iris. "This was to be your trip, darling. It turned out to be my heartbreak. But your time is coming later."

“There was a silence, then Mary looked up and said. "You're not still angry with Mark?"

“I'm sorry I lost my temper that day. I! only he had not paid that (To Be Continued)

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