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| her little lip poutlng, "why can't I t'.'0 alone? lt's Easter and all the flowers will be there."

"Yes, dear," called ft rnuu's voids. rom the next room, "dress her up and ‘ll drop 'her on my wrty to the old

8entlemsn's."

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ing went into the room where *ho inuu stood, ull lathered before a small cracked mirror. "it‘s not only that,

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ins 9XCept to move as rar away ' fm`r`n the child at the limits or the pew would allow. it was meant to. show her"that she was an interloper.

"l RIIUW." assented the umn_ his face

allowing pain, “it” that old man doe5n‘t pay me today, l`ll wring his neck. So

deuly deruanded _

“You'ro the one to ask that?" replied he womnn, “giving up hll yOu did," "'I`\\l. lui," protested the man. Then bruplly returning to the first sub-

, Jeri. “i think you had better let Pri-~! -cions go, us it‘s nice and warm out.

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So_l’ro<-ions was arrayed in 'a dark ine tnffctn silk dress, cut from ouo

which had served it usefulness for her

iother, white stockings and black

ties, polished over to hide the worn

litres. On ber dark cur-is she wore

little whllo chip hat_ adorned with Hllll-Clk* iiink rose, lu one hand uhr

tluspwl her trousui‘c of treasures, h

lull blue r-zunhric purusol, while lu

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the other at hlnrk lc:tther»bound iwuy- t» ~-hook und hvmnul

ruiitioned her moths-r, re-ierririg to thi-

hooks_ l~'u'ht=r would fuel hzully i

'tho cud oi’ rliurcli. And- if l"utlu_~r shouldn`l be tht-_r‘e you wnlt tlicro ii the but-k until he cutiies,"

After promising to obey all thcsv

iiistriictions and kissiiig her mother und baby brother “;=:ootl-bye" Precious

went _down the three flights 'of stairs to where her fntlier stood waiting for hor with tho big our of wliich lu wus cli:1ui`t`<\u|', l-[er rides in motors

had been few, and now ns sho loiu_e.l _her father sho \\';tutt‘tl to sliggcst that | she pluy lady und sit in the buck seal Ihut with tho truo horn instinct of u l

thing her l`z\Iher`n ft-clings by not sit ling beside him. lint he was a truly \vondert’ul tutlier, for before she had

l thu! litrwzit- ufruid sho might fall out in front, and he preferred that sho

iruiut-\ utter ull. __

Precious had been to St, St.ephon`i~'

church before, but never when thori- wlrrp so many tieopdo, as it was crowd "d'to the doors, Sho felt it litth» frigliteiivd, hui nhl: ulrtuagetl to get in front of thc crowd by i’ollowin;: closp in the wake oi it fat, pompous _;r>utle\uun_ whose uutlloritative wny ot' pushing through showerl that lic

wus :i inouibor of Sl. Stephens ` young :nun ln fronlt rout and with white tiower in his buttonliole naw the littlv tl;.:ure stnndlng there nlono and ziskod hor ii' sho wanted ti H0117.

'Precious vvliispercd "Yes, please." _thr~u_ |ii|r0i\Hclrnn»\ that he was r:<i`n|~ `iuitiing ri <-riniu in thc ethics of St, \S|»-pheifs, he uslisrod the little girl do\vn to the one empty pew in tht-

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have linmmiiml. for thu young man

had expressly stated that no one was to hc put in lier pow. t'hnrch service hegnu at ell-von, und always proclue- ly ut eleven-ilftcen Mrs. Sutton calm-

| down the aisle. Why she was nlwny_~t

lute when sho hnd u carriage at her disposal belongs to one of the un- inthoinnbie things of the world. Por- hups slit- thouizht tl quarter of _an hour more of worship was superfluous.

A member ol' the vostry ltutl just

see Mrs. Sutton herself. tull nnrl stately, romlug down thi- :aisle '»e~ twr-mi Ihr- crowd ot' woral1lp|n»-rs und those who had coins- out of rrlirloulty to henr the inuslr :rul soo _tlu_'_,iiQ}!Lt'_l1§- ,\lrs. Hutton hurl nlwuys worn hlurk since hor son hurl left home. nnrl ln. spite of the saying that hlack is him-k,| Mrs. Sut:ton‘s was hlatzkor-it wns_

The vestrymun hold his breath and'

womlr-red what would happen. For-l hnps, iortunatr-ly for that molnout anyway, Mrs. suuon was a little neur- sighted. so that it was not until well within the pow that she noticed that

she would not he the sole occupant.. Then shc disappointed those about

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sm with no religious feeling whatever, not to have responded to the esthetic feeling inspired by the superb Easter music. it wus render- ed by n well-trained choir of white- rolied men and women ugniust u bach- ground oi’ palms, I-luster lllics, and bright pink uzaliaa. The sunlight, iil~ tering through a lartrc stulnod glans. window set high above the altar, pour» ed over them all a soft dliiused light.

There was a subconscious warring

element in Mrs. Sutton which prevent~ ed her giving herself entirely to the service. If it had been put into words it wiould have been that she had a grievance tha; she felt that when she was such a religious wo- man, seldom missing church on Sun- day, that so much- trouble should not have come to her. First to lose hr-_r husband, then to lose her sou, but in a different way, had almost made in-_r turn against the church in spite oi the fundamental tact that in it she would have sought peace. To have stayed away after the last trouble would have been_to acknowledge to the world her feelings, and so pride made her keep on with all the visible signs of worship except to go to the com» munion table, for she did not feel :it pence with all the world.

The sermon, appropriate to thc

day_ was over, the otiering taken, the congregation rose as the vestrymeu

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Henafs it welcome to the reforms soldier and his bride. _ May their wedded life be a long and happy one.

If she is a "British'Bride” she will be very fond of

tea--and good tea, at that. _

She will iirst _be attracted to Red Rose Tea _byu the .

name which will remind' her of the “Red Rose' of Old

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owned plantations in northern India. _

Red Rose Tea is sold always in sealed packages.

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stnrtod down the aisle with their rtlmrebzige filled to overflowing, when .\lrs. Sutton bet-'eine conscious that

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time to rectify it ho wus horrified to! _ H.

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