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n." He nodded. "By the way. Wh9¥'¢ U Waring?" ‘Dome lrieuds of 111! II! 1'19“ ' with their boat." she answer“!

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‘nae doses-ted suitor was. in SIC}- al flaat moment on the Ballantlnes beat. drowning his, sorrows and

_ puplezities in appropriate liquids um composing a cablegram -whlcn lholald cover the situation with- out aayinx too much.

slack tide is a minor phase of that under phenomenon known as young love. To shut the metaphor. mutual attraction between people i opposite sex reaches a D0105

are the emotional engine is ely to stall on a dead center. Tile tiel excitement, which is t-.\‘l)1- eally an external appeal. is prone No pail and the afiair to fade out Inless more stable interests are Istablished.

Haida. sununlng up matters as lacy stood between Wallis Kane Ind herself, was conscious oi a Iiaoontent which, {air lrom being the “divine discontent" oi the poet. sill a definitely human impatience. —e was by no means sure what to do about it. Did she wish to go ea? or was it better to draw back? That she was Iinding a new enjoy- Iaent in the easy comradeship, that she was never lor an instant wearied or bored. she had to admit. But it there were a score 01 points at which their two minds excit- incly touched. there still spread between them that broad and dim ml! or a past provocatively ob- aovare and no iuture at all,

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she was not beginning to cool elf. she rather approved the idol. I3 flattering to her sense of aI.l11icl- army and restored balance. But 11' she were cooling off. wee it not a (air inference that he, too. might be? Somehow she did not like this corollary so well.

Anyway, she decided. she wasn't in love with him. Not seriously. now ¢oui,d she be? And it he were more deeply involved, that was not too serious, either; he was oi tirm enough Iiber not to let a nine- day flirtation really get to him. I-‘nrthermore. she had given him fair vwaming. Her conscience was pcricctly cien.r.... Well. if it was so darned clear. why couldn't it keep quite?

Happily he was one oi’ those men to whom a girl could talk without petty reservations. She had I. rest- less desire that they should see eye to eye in the matter of their iempnrory and anomalous relation- ship.

Mr. Meizlger opened the way {or her. one oi Bermuda's lmpetuous downpours had delayed their morn- ing start. and the three ol than were waiting in Maida's suite tar it to pass. The theater man brought out his notebook. “Might as well get a few facts about you two," said lie, very businesslike.

"For wiiai?" the girl wanted to know.

“The Lox-Lohengrln spotlight. It's our house organ. The patrons will want to know all about the personality or the winners."

Within Maido stirred a malicious impulse toward the truth. Why not? It certainly would not be credited. and after so much con- stralnt it would be a relief and a luxury. "I don't telling you." sire began with an air oi being trust- lngly confidential, "that 1 was born in the lap of luxury."

"That! A snappy phrase." mur- mured Mr. Metzlger whose liter- ary tastes had been formed upon simple standards. He set it down.

Well. ii’ he liked that one he

could have some more. "Wealth and elegance surrounded me (ram birth." recited Malda. "I was brought up to associate only with the select. Many men competed for my hand and the iortuno it would bring them." she sighed elaborately. "You can't imagine what a burden a girl in my position carries." Mr. Metziger was a literal mind- ed person, but not to that extent. "I s'pose you took up secretarying as a sldeilne," he smiled.

"Yes, I wanted to learn how the other hali lives."

“Well. here we are," said Wallis "Take a look. Me. I was educated for an eremite, 1: you know win: that is."

"Sure. It's Metziger. "You're thinking at a termite." said Maids. "An eremite." she con- tinued learnedly, is | hermit who has withdrawn from the world to ilnd peace and refuge in 5 cross- W°"i puzzle." She gazed upon Wallis like an adoring disciple, "Do tell us how you came to select that calling, Mr. Kane."

"It seemed less overcrowded than other lines. I was all set. when a subtle feminine influence entered my life and changed everything."

“How romantic! who was the

lady?" "it 'wasn't a lady. It was a cow. The impulse was too strong for me; I became a mlikman. It is now my ambition in become the premiu- milkman of New York."

Mr. Metziger gave a violent start,

but controlled himself. "You two make me sick." he snarled. and stalked out. “Parr Metzyl" said the young man. “Suffering from lack of the red corpuscles or cooperation again."

His companion was not immedi- atcly interested in the Metziger woes. ‘'What it we did know more about each other?" she pronounci- ed

an ant," said Mr.

"I don't think so much of volun- icer autobiography. You flnd people out by association with them."

"And there isn't time."

"We've done fairly well in five days."

"Have we? Not too tar to turn back."

“Do you want to turn back?"

"No; No; I don't want to turn back. But I don't want to go ahead,

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