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"But. don't you always go to the Marsh's on 'I‘hursday morning?" "You have a long memory." he

comer on his bicycle as she an preached Vickafs was live minutes late. and she had begun to fear that his habit had been changed.

a fresh bud of hawthorne. and cheese," called it. Putting it in her mouth familiar flavour. very ‘

to see me after all this time," she said.

"But I am."

the moment he heard her voice. There had been no

COTVIPMY. he had warned Conrad such stipulation. regarded the encounter accl

suftlv. count. John '2" "NO u

beastly of Conrad to say the things he did

know." he aereed. much to blame as anvhody."

"As though we-" finding words.

strangely tongue-tied.

into an easier exchange of quea- tfons and answers on each others activities during the past weeks. Slowly, they approached the en- trance to The gates by thc lodge loomed up a short distance in front. “Good

am taking you out of your way.” "Not at

Farina’: lﬂpflltlﬁl av Leonard Loallo

"~- n cm- Tmdiyu 56° position oven waa lil- “ﬁlth. pond the Int Gilli"!!!- W opportunity came. What. had maria daughtm- dookla to return to s can" when ha: mother and sister were in ‘Down? They‘ could have nlch a. lPlendid tima to- gether. Agld all Phillpo’: Gaines b; oeen. < longing for ha): ah", Diana, 'v "tl"'»’l°'°' l?‘ "°‘;.'§'.". ' ery we , ma. you mode up yourlmirhd, though It B en .

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"1 dare aay it 1a..’ in Ioplad q-yptically. thinking o! tho anxiety that would be occasioned by the fact that she would be carbide her mother's range o! Vibllm 1!! John's own colmtryside.

As she stepped out of the train at the trimiy, tiny station o. sense of peace came upon her atcalln! over her as though a gentle glOW welled up from within. The ad- miral held been told by telephone that she was coming but, pur- posely shc had refmlned from announcing the time of the train. “Expect me when you see me." she had said. "I am not certain whether it will be afternoon or evening.” V

There was a reason for this

vagueness. At eleven o'clock on Thursday John was in the habit of cycling to Marshal's farm by wav of the road that ran past the railway approach-and the train she chose was the morrfmz one, due ln at len minutes to eleven. "Seems a 1on2 While since we saw you. miss," the station master greeted her. "Glad to see you back." Joe Loftus the old porter who had been there as long as she could remember. touched his cap and beamed.

She stayed lalklnw to them. glam-in’! at her wrlsllct watch fre~ nuentlv; wasting time: her heart beating faster than usual in ant’- rinzflon. - "Ain't there no car coming to fetch Win madam?" Totfus asked. "l haven't asked for one. I would much rather walk thanks," "Av". it he P fin“ morning for n walk. Air's like wine."

The white road was rlanpled with ﬂilﬁng shadows made by the leafy interlacing of branches

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through which the warm sun shone brightly. Rain had fallen overnight. so that the countryside looked as though it had been specially washed for her benefit. The pungent perfume of damn earth was sweet in her nostrik af- ter London's pervading smell oi’ tar and petrol fumes.

going home again after four yean . .

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Spinney. m;

"Gccd morning!” she called out. He dismounted awkwardly saying ‘Oh!" as though at a‘ loss for

words.

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the schoolchildren

he nlbbled the leaf, savourlng zhe

"You don't seem

All his resolution began to made

promise to void such a meeting. On the

andley that he would accept no Inzenuously, he ‘ as pure

she said "Told me everything." “What did she tell you?"

"Must. I give you a verbatim ac-

dent. "Phillina told me."

"Wo aren't children. It was . or to make you give such foolish promise."

He incPned his head gravely. "I “But I am as “As though we—" Diana said. Then John had difficulty in Both knew what ey wanted to say. but were Changing e subject hurriedly. as

smiled. i She bit her lip. knowing she nad . implied more than she l ' tended. John would now be aware ‘ that aha had picked the moment; of her meeting him in this way. en, ho carefully refrained frog: saying what he might have

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by Witch shﬂ mind pictured every further step of the way she would take-past the clump of fir trees round the first comer. around the sunken rose garden. skirting the flower beds near the front. en- trance, and so up the flight of stone steps. th main door and into the great hall. "I dare not." he whispered. "It wouldn't be fair." sun was hldden by a pass- ing cloud. How suitable an ac- companiment this dulling of the scene that seemed to mark the Dﬂisylng of Diana trom his oom- pa .

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