New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1927, Page 22

Love’s Embers Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Seria Mary Harrison's Future Actress Hangs in Balance. as an Philip Veritz wire was, or wiil dare to your detri- will eve ct if you do not choost ting of her, Las.a propensity 1o be «d by pla son Dicky 1 also rememie youth- 1 aeen d that h g : with Jack had rescued t her to a salutary r little of hier own soul. orc 1 waited tensely for her to the hint I had dropped. ction to the t ion t de- tion me and hop g Leslic from had zation ih ihat ar ceiving you nt her ny words e given her, nded my future courss of ac ncerning her. ik wking my agre with tzen not to The Blue Worm By Thornton W. 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Th ith Di o loves h cddy, his declarations of evades a direct aw her h \lmmom a Din- ny “don’t He 0poses to help takine lightly, not love | No i s cad on vas hopping around were finely arched, attached s gracefully tapered. As she im over in not too imper- CHAPTER on feet sunbe tle go iris ar Dinny in his turn was giv- | girl of his hopes and dreams . It was the Teddy in a “I'm told him- ctionate gaze : sweet loveliness of the by young animal. The exquisit the sweet beanty and wholesome- ness of her, thought the enraptured Dinny. Where, he | could any picture compa with that perfection contour, the pulsating, throbbing vitality that lived thed and wed with ever of the young heart, every movement of that splendid young body? “Dinny does look nice,” was the | thought that was agi Teddy. | came o told herself, and had to | unspol wn a lump ‘my b persisted in coming up into her 1 —as Don!" I the intrepid joined her. go!” came the answer and they took the plunge together, forgetful in the | mad joy of the moment the coldness |of t ) use of it was, Mn]" woma dy knew very shortly that she ild be classed, Dinny had l spes d tech le she ad no special stroke save that for e regulation ‘“crawl!” Dinny de- 4 her stroke as “the frog | every he i | “Got 'nough?” he asked “‘gurgle- 'rum pulling up and swimming [about a yard parallel with her. | “Uh huh” she gursled back at | him, her face all wet and her brown eyeg shining, He swam in close and {drew her cool bare arm over his | shoulder, thuw bringing her hody to T The “rest was all too brief for ! {the willing Dinny They floated, dived, swam togeth- er and “raced” some more. I Dinny's arms lingered at | necdlesly long around the girl's waist or shoulders, but she was en- joying herself too much to chide him. Besides she had always been a little mean and stingy about ca- nd 8o felt she rather owed him this much at least if he could ure in it, Later they lay at full length un- sting. The sky, , #pread its lim jove them. Between roof of it ust added n't or who 1 A and it was impos for her to remain still for an th of tim a. Str sunbeam would catch in the Hmpid brown eyes and glisten on the tiny flecks of gold imbedded there. “Do you know, Teddy, you th' prettiest eyes in th’ world?” Din- ny put the query hs an assertion— with a crude gallant “When do you want that?" she teased. Dinny hunchied up his leg: looked at h rank ardor own blue “I wish,” he sald, complain, our reply on in i his tone queru- i wish that more serl I tell you— thess things." lets’ ‘h Raver ft bean to| vet “All right, we'll eat, He set his lips in arted basket. 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