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THE PROMOTER’S WIFE

BY JANI PHELP8

Weeks passed and I never again things. _ __ . t _ ~ _ -_ _

questioned Neil. We had been very' "_Did- you- and Blanche go to n mot- 3 hm! _“ol “Will -“’m'3 "° 9" UW" ‘l““"` ' _ quiet save on the fourth anniversary! Ines?" he asked. A Iwi; _Bm the leaf" “`°“""“li"‘H°“‘“”i°" "' t oi’ our innrriage when we had given] “No, I was 41 'little tired and so IJ Od-mm' und I iw 1 “°":l‘l “ot ‘°"dm"" ‘ zi large dinner and reception. But itl came right home_"~- lt" 3° °l"`°“fil‘ “"‘~“l1*‘l' SIQKQ UI' 'lm _

I had gone oii wonderfully well until "Didnlt she wzntto go.-.tlidii`t_sli~s '_ - l ' ‘ 'i " H ` A ` there had been nothing in_ Neil'slusk you?" -_ - -_ . _ . _ lf0l`=2. My own nr~rves wore strung IU.

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CHAPTER XXXV uilairs, which lie was so dcteriniuetl if "u"""“l `ll““0“ WIIII Mrs. ltJi'ton,

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Everything I did seemed so futile to keep to himself-as far as I wus "nd “Iso I” insult mm by h' ‘

at this time-every move I made, concerned. _h" “'°“ld “S” ‘"”' hi” "'m'~ "-’

Wuhout resum 1 was appamnuy New seemed to have \_mV_m_`.,.ed his coéit- 3 ull) Irv being rwcn with lic;-_ -_ V VV VV V _ V V

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most of .the time; But underneath, nor. ' I_ said nothing about tlisf quiet l° Nm’ °‘” “h°""‘1 I 1”* fl- I“‘S5~ “"~l'» " /ja _ '_ - -‘___ _» '

was ever o current of anxiety, \vay~ he had acted at lunclieon, but had 5° '“““y -°ll'“”'-‘l““g5? ' I ‘l"` t Q; 'ttf' /.-" '7*‘1P`\ _ ‘ _ ._ .,__~ .Q

' ide to do thc l'i.tter, Neil had bout ‘ ' `" " " - up I ¢ "“ ‘" ‘- '

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_he Bam: ' - to go out with 'Blanche Orton, while ' ' ~ -

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t- 3 _ . 1 t at the sa-me _time he hud made no ‘ °" “"5 _ tome dm" mwn to me Cub 0 :the house. ` my imagination. I could scarcely

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. _ explanation oi' why h , wanted me I

“lilleou with me today H you mm,-l to do so. _ P IBARBARA KNOWS N0 control the trembling that seized up-

' PEACE OF MIND on me as I heard the door close.

__ ' - _ il Snddenl it flashed over me that' _

I was delighted. it was 1 ren Y _ ______V V Then I began to sobV I mn HMV

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I tlressed very carshily. I wuntedi e.

Neil to be proud of me. But in spite; ot my delight at his invitation was ti little peevetl, and more than nl little disappointed when he cunie toi 1.',i'et_-_t mv, to sec that Hlsncliu (irttm

was the-rc arlso. 5

i "l thought you two coultl shop or. I no to ii muti1if=t=_ ni'to|‘wui'tlu," lm snlfl

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I I hurl not wniitotl hor", I vfitiltl noi,

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aultctl nip. to t~oiu:» clown wlwn sli~ ` \.‘.':::< to lic tIi~‘|'o. litre l hurl it-zirnetl ll.

tirt-opt the i\nt~trp»\t't.-ri wilt-ro Noll _V w`ns t‘tiiicPi'iir°tI_ l * 'lliltiiivlio looked lovely -,- its u:;u.il , ` cults putting int- in .thc .==li:ttl0. ()t'di-l

rzury '.vtrtnt~ii, tliosic ol' tio pnt'tit‘vt’u\"[

iutlivitluzility of uoloringnnu i'e3~;

turcs, cannot hong- to cope with thi I

unu>:uitl tow wiio, like Blanclie Orton _ ` ut1r.it~to:l lietzniiso ilicy are so dit`fer~

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- l'£n'li Noll and Blanche tlrunk rm-.lr-V tuils, out-li of tlicm two. although ll

L [rownotl ut Neil. This was oticl I other thing I held against Blanche: i Neil always drank when with her. Neil was p'ainly preoccupied through ' lunch and both Mrs Orton nntl I tensed him ahout it.

i “You :<liouldn’t invite ladies il’ youl t tire not going to he entertaining,”

I she pouted. _ _

| The waiter had scented to knowl

1Blsnche. Was she accustomed :0 I lunch here-with Nell? Had he been lseeing her very much more than l i dreamed? The thought was a painful one and l tried to dismiss it. It he

i hurl, what did it all purtend? I coul’ I

I not try even to think it out there -- 1 with tier sitting opposite me.`

Butit was with lnexprussible' ro- |liei' that I snw Mr. Frederick make I his way towards us. I had not known he was in town. Neil had not mon

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` I' ,_ ilwm nov other it-1-il. but its igher cout olten blinds him

V, in nlsnyr il ernnnmtc i|_<\_vnntu¢el. 0u1l_ree book, how- § ,Vi h§"Pl‘. I'/\CTS 1 0 Fl‘.l'.l')ER5 '. (Bile htm how M lil! - _ a leeds in thst

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he nt lovst might apprccizite iicr.

I imagined sho noted as she ilitl to

pique- Neil. Hut it did not worry nm ns dltl his own notions. it was not usuul for him to ho so quiet und aliatructvtl-ospt-cinllly whou Bnlur-lic

_Orton was nround.

BARBARA REFUSEBV T0 GO T0 A _ MATINEE w|1‘|-_IKBLANCH

. V_ CIIAPTER XXXVI. -' Qui- luncheon tinistied,.-gi v/_ent dl- rectly home. although Mrs.`Orton had ' askod mo ii I _\wpuld go to tho niut~ nice., I tlistruitod her und disliked hcr. I must be civil when Neil wus

i iirnuntl or it would anger hlni and 'he would also think me jeulous - which I had no intention he should

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'f'-’ heard and seconded the invitation.

,_M"__’]_f‘,",'l]‘, and men Mr. Frederick had said.

Mit:-_ iumttt-A “l am leaving so soon I tear 1 shall

M"""1‘“’ not have time. Ii' I do I will cer-

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~ _ iseeu in puhllc with Bluiiclie. He nrt

“amass me" S “mb and thought New i For the tlrst time in my III? I was Prnscnt-ly I ceased sobbing. 1 was.

ft, I cl _I tl _ h_ PM m “_ked‘arra.t1tzod that luncheon not lieciuisv- _ _ _

on nn W( ww P F 0 Q lm. wanted me go haw. ,L good 'VHINV almost pliyoicully uiruitl, so ltcon wus iiowcver, Inundutod with sell’-pity, Continued on page three,

because. altliough I loved my huabunq so dearly. he presisted in _being al~ H1051 li SUHIIEQI” to ine. What could there be between him and Blnnclio Orton, that tho death of hor lnvunq husband should affect him as it had? l was burning with I-xcitement, yet.

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