Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 33

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926. ood night he Her lips moved \h- was sitting u [upon the paims o THE : e u\"(n.".‘y By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM v::.:;%;; | He closed it softl that it was over, like & drowning man to be suddepiyable to fit things ing and entered his | Then he turned | train leaves at nine-forty from the | *You really mean that?" she asked gare.” eagerly. sald. “Some clothes as quick as you can.” | to get id of me.’ but_ soundlessly. | was the prompt command. “‘Never | { her hands, her|some one to bring the RollsRoyce|porter for her bag. T was never every gnovement. |round.’ xlad to see any one in my life. k A quartar of an hour later Har-|should have Tollowed you all the w grave drew up outside the station in|io Paris. Come along and Ill put you |{he hope that the train might have In the car. Leen late. He found, however, that it | She gave a little sigh—thls time of now that he w..-'had left, punctual almost to the | happiness. into hiz mind, he|minute, and the station was empty ‘I didn’t dream of your coming to of the vital{ was consclous of a sense of relief, a | He took his place once more at the | fetch me hack.' &he confessed weak A the physi-|sense of peace which surprised him, | wheel, drove as fast as he dared down | Iv. “but T'm very glad vou did." ds. He saw | All the bitterness the humiliation of | the Rue G rimaldi, and turned into the | She sank Into the luxuriously cush sitive face|the evening, had passed. He opened |main road. At Fze a cloud of black |ioned seat by his side with a murmur He was|the window for a moment before he [Smoke lent him temporary hope. As|of content. There was in his face n ew. unreal | turned into bed. to find a fine rain | he drew near the station. however, | g ynmas. | falling and a mantl * % Francois, Hargra little earlier ented himself in his master's o on the followinz morning.| “Come!” he demanded, nolding out | Hargrave looked at him reproach- | his arms. | d What is it?" he thought that mensier would 1ike | with o the man replied, “tihat elle has I¢ T otime is it now? demanded. springing out of Half past weariness, and he changed his design of returning at once 1o the e of velvety black-|the train passed out. He kept behid! funtil it had disappeared from view, | then shot by. He was on the plat You had some hreakfast before ikt | form when it entered ’(dl(nn Al | you started?” he Inquired. ve's French valet, | Beaulieu, and after a n or two |~ She shook her head. than usual when |of frantic search threw open. Ihp door \‘ sthing at all?” a_second-class carriage. | “Nothing. There was He turned into the nar which led upw Corniche, and cut through it ur and a woman still. m the way to Nice 1 take our coffee | She looked at him for ouds,” he told her Violet was wedzed in hetween a inquired stout commis v | ft ) “How s excliimed, sud - x At | timidly at without anybody e pla T 1= vovageur & undersery t. tugged oy ¢ . and threw it | country. one must after them. ¢ stood there watch | wreath of e morning train | ing_the tiain crawl through fingers of cle | “Thank God I've for !t rd {claimed. with a h Everywhere t rain was fal vesh and sweet monsieut v come to them warmed with the <unlight hidden bhehind the clouds. “I thought you'd be so glad | Hargrave drew up hefore the | st slike hotel at the top of “You poor dear!” he replied. taking | hill p « little, leaning | mind about the bath. Cali down for | her by the arm and summoning @ | (Couyright. 1928, by . 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