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stood before hlm. her head thrown back. “And upon my word. new that you've lost that ghostly look and become hrman again VOW" better-looking than ever in your life before. You were ‘just a DYE"! kid when 1 left you. now you're a beautiful woman. what have you been doln; to yourself, Kay? 1t to, seeing me again that has brouﬂhl you to life? Tell me it's that.”

"1 came to make sure whether you were alive still, but only be- cause l want to marry another man, because I love someone else with all my heart and soul!"

Lovelace stood staring at her, his expression changing.

“Is that true?" he asked. 0 : . 9 . , "It's the lrttest thing or earth. It r/n r/rte _0C04%(C0’n isn't, the same as 1 felt for you; it ‘

couldn'l- be, because this man's nvorth lOVlTiE. He's good-straight —faithful~kind—"

"In fact. everything that I'm not. ch?" Lovelace had recovered his self-possession. "What a charming idyil. So unfortunate that I wasn't dead. And who is this paragon?"

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intended in her determination to make things clear, to explain why she had come to Egypt. But to tell Lovelace anything further. to let h'|.n know Kat's name meant danger for the man she loved. The girl realized that, even before she caught the glint of mocking malice in hel‘ husband's eyes, with some- thing more deadly and dangerous lurking behind the mockery. "Aren't I worthy even to hear his name?" he jeered at her. "Won't

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ideal man of yours. Well, my dear Kay. I don't quite see it in that light." Lovelace said deliberately. “I dislike having things stolen from me behind by back, and when it comes to anything as valuable as a wife-—well, thieves had better take care." '

"There's no question of steallngl" Kay's voice shook ntgth indignation,

"I'm glad to hear it. Because I'd just like to remind you that you're my wife, Kay darling, and. as far as I am concerned, you will re- main so. You can't even give your- self away honestly."

"I've done that already everything that really matters." Kay said un- der her breath. "I can't take it back frQm Kit either, my love for hlm. He's got it forever."

"so Kit ls his name." Invelace remarked. "Not very illuminating. but I shan‘t forget it. I always re- member those who injure me and they usually come to a bad Bud- People have a way oi’ doinz that if I want them out of the way. I even killed myself off, as you know because 1 was temporarily a nul- sancel"

He laughed so that it would be hard for a stranger to say whether he was in jest or earnest. But Kay -was_ not deceived by that airy man- ncr.

"Kit has never injured you know- ingly." she protested.

"No? It, comes to the some. though; I don't like anyone getting in my way. But this is a morbid sort of conversation. Come. Kay, can't we be friends? After all, you might take it us a compliment that I'm quite ready to fall in love with you all over again." "Don't! 1 can't bear it! Oh, leave me alone. Don't touch mel" Lovelace had slipped his hand through Keys arm. but she wrench- ed herself and began‘ to run. stumbling away blindly ‘along the sandy track.

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Kay was too tired to run far. Her pace slackened long before she reached‘ the hotel. but she was still white and breathless as she passed quickly through the hall, passed un- seelngly the small insignificant figure sitting near the door, watch- ful and waltlne.

Zenda Runeli halt rose: then ma): back Into her chair and con- tinued to watch and wait.

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Her patience strained.

Within five minutes, the door opened again and a man appear-ed, He paused Just inside. glancing round. '

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All her hidden hatred, h" twisted love hardened Zenda Rt". sell's heart as she role and began .'-° move inwards the door, but she aha-wed none of this in her gentle voice when she spoke.

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