While the Taioirbs were ao engaged their
guests walked down to the village and
fond Bjlvanaa Mordle.
fiylverms positively sparkled when ha
heard tbs a?wt It freed his fomaaw
low ..a mo Iths Kva
lying n it—shadow of tbit “Cat and
Corn i*i.- o Ha took a ha it of oaeh of his
friend..
" s >rr;,'for ota .tuny—suly oac. That 1
dib>' j> ia th - o hint*. Would have given
world* anything—gone to Munich on pur
poav In ■ !n't t>ll eith'r of vou wbv I
wished to do it,” r*
ih ' last word* wpj spokou with genuine
fooling. Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers pressed
tlio caret , hau is mil th inked him for hii
go*! wishes. When they toft him Sylvamw
called for his t -loyole and projelled himself
t-n miles out an I t>u mile* borne again. Ha
did so. he told himself, to keep his wind up
to sermon mark He i. unwilling to con
fe •* that the need for kuc’i violent Ikklilt
exercise n< brought about by the sight of
Beatrice as a bride.
fhat night a! Hazlewood House the table
wm as tastefully laid, the najs'ry as smooth |
ami spotless, the gins- as lustrous, the winoa
as uiurcp ueh a 1 ilo, too eroekorv as perfect
as over. Frank did narly all the talking.
