Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1926, Page 22

The Misty Paths By FLORENCE RIDDELL (Copyright, 1924, by Fiorence Riddell.) r Wi H :5: 5 { P i : ?ili 558 ! A Modern Cinderella. Y_ godfathers!” Richenda Peterson's tea cup clat-/yoq tered suddenly down ‘on her breakfast tray with a terrific rattle as she scan- ned tg:tm:ln‘f m.':u:’.:w'n trem- g o qp " bled 'ween her Ingers. it A . “My godfathers!” R ] . ! ads - hich ‘The mists of sleep had been heavy 3 on those wide, dark eyes but a few mo- | e . ments before, when, hard udpon 10 Stoall mala o€ the' Bibomsbury board: ¢ mi ‘oomsl} - ‘be- . 16 bouse had’ inkinuated herseif| Richends was atter that 15,000 through the marrow doorway bearing |fore it melted into thin alr! fi”&“&“fifimfi%&w - 200 Dresseson the .,_3rd“Fl*oorfl"'}. Interested in this Sale g 925 to 59 values i I 3 fi iE »53 258 i B :To'"morraw' o4 fasting in bed and at such an advanced 'still! And ber £5,000! She'd never be n-—otl. . & week day found Richenda break-| Fleet street must be miles away vk ¥ 0o, R “MY GODFATHERS!” SAID NGI'}‘ENDA PETERSON FOR THE THIRD hour of the morning, but, as her Sum- mer holiday had been unduly Tt ened by the: iliness of her imms superior in the city office where she pent her busy days, Richenda had arranged to take the week’s leave which was still due'to her in odd bits: during the Autumn. Today was one of the bits and Gladys Ann had been given strict or- ders the previous night not to wake Richenda a single minute before 10 o'clock. She wished to take full ad- ' vantage of this lazy morning. At first she had not noticed let- ter. The room was cold, so she had turned on the little gas fire, donned a fur-bordered dressing jacket and a rose-hued boudoir cap (Richenda loved color) and slipped back to her warm bed, preparatory to tackling the bacon and tomatoes which formed her fa- vorite breakfast. 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