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"Betty," she said, "if the time ever comes for you to choose between the love of the man you love and and anything else in the wide world, don't be misled by other claims . . . by what may seem to be higher claims. Loving and being loved are the highest responsibilities that life holds." Betty turned her head and stared. "But," she said, "if you think duty doesn't give you the right to "

The impulse to ripple is in the quiet lake all the time, but it doesn't ripple until you throw the stone in it. The sound quality is in the drum, but you don't hear it until you hit the drum with a stick.

"So it is!" said Sanine aloud. "I didn't recognize her. How charming she looks!" "Yes, doesn't she?" said the other, chuckling. At that moment laughter and loud cries told them that they had been overheard. Karsavina, startled, leaped into the clear water from which alone her rosy face and shining eyes emerged.

And if he hasn't humour, don't think he can make you happy, even if his vanity doesn't show. He can't after the expiration of that brief period in which the vanity of each is a holy joy to the other. Remember now!" Curiously enough this well-intended homily had the effect of arousing in Nancy an instant sense of loyalty to Allan.

"Then try to win him to our side no, not only to us, but to do what is best for the prosperity of this house." "Not for this house; only for yourselves. Your plan doesn't please me." "Why not?" "I don't wish what you desire." "'I don't wish; that's a woman's most convincing reason. "It is, for at least I desire nothing I haven't carefully considered.

"You take it just as I thought you would, just as I took it myself until to-day. It seems like a stupid blunder, doesn't it? Well, it wasn't a blunder; it was a necessary move in the game." His face lighted with intense eagerness as he waited for the effect of these words. "The game? What game?" The commissary stared. "A game involving a great crime." "You are sure of that?" "Perfectly sure."

I do not understand it all, but that's no matter. Only, don't you see, it doesn't make any difference? If she had been going to care, I should have known it long ago." This was very vague to Helen; she wondered if Lois had refused him again. But Gifford began to talk quietly of his life in Mercer, and she did not venture to say anything more.

"Good thing, too!" said the women. "There's too many in the world that's got a right here. It'd hev' had to go to ruin." "Good thing for it," said Susan, weakly but sullenly, from her bed; "but if it's God as makes 'em, how did He come to go to the trouble of making this one an' sendin' it out, if it hadn't no right to come? He does make 'em all, doesn't he?

"Don't be silly," she said; "go on and tell me something about Mr. Lexman." "He's going to America," said T. X., "and before he goes he wants to give a little lecture." "A lecture?" "It sounds rum, doesn't it, but that's just what he wants to do." "Why is he doing it!" she asked. T. X. made a gesture of despair.

"There seems to be something different about you, David," he said, as they pushed their chairs from the table. David had no explanation to offer, so Dr. Lavendar consulted the waitress: "Is there anything wrong about this little boy's clothing? He doesn't look just right "