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Dick answered fervently; and presently greeted Helen with a warmth which made her give Lois a quick, questioning look from under her straight brows, and sent her thoughts with a flash of sympathy to Gifford Woodhouse. When the young man had gone, Helen said to her cousin, "Lois, dear ?" But Lois only threw herself into her arms with such floods of tears Helen could do nothing but try to calm her.

"Yet one doesn't see what else it can be," Kelson observed reflectively. "They can hardly have found out exactly how the man came by his death; much more likely to have abandoned their latest theory, eh, Hugh?" Gifford was looking, held by the grip of his imagination, at the tall figure by the window; wondering what was passing behind that veil of impassiveness.

And she could not have seen very clearly." "But," Gifford argued gently, "her statement is confirmed by the finding of the rope." Edith Morriston was thinking strenuously, desperately, he could see that. The words she spoke were but mechanical, the mere froth of a seething brain.

Denner; the high neckcloth and the short-waisted, brass-buttoned coat and waistcoat showed its age, as well as the dimness of the glass and the fresh boyish face of the young man of thirty. "What what was I speaking of, Gifford?" said Mr. Denner. "You gave my aunt Ruth the picture, sir." "Oh, yes, just so, just so.

The first national reservation of forests was made in 1891, and in 1898 a marked advance was made by the establishment of a division of Forestry in the Department of Agriculture. Gifford Pinchot, as chief of the division, called attention of the people to the interdependence of the forests and the waterways. Mariposa Grove.

Of course you are too young to really understand these things from a a romantic point of view, as it were, but being a lawyer, your a legal training would make you consider such a matter intelligently, and I might like your advice." "Oh!" said Gifford, seeming to grasp the situation. "Yes; I had one case of that kind in Lockhaven.

"Do you know London well, Miss Gifford? My mother told me you were er coming to settle " "Not at all well, as a whole. I know the little bit around Regent Street, and the Park, and the places one sees in a week's visit, but that's all. We never stayed long in town when we came to England. I shall enjoy exploring on half holidays when I am free from work.

"Oh, it is love," Gifford answered; "and I tell you, Lois, it is a height of love that is ideal, it is the measure of Ward's soul." They were both so much in earnest, there was not the slightest self-consciousness in this talk of love, even though Gifford added, "I never knew a man capable of such devotion, and there are few women like Helen, who could inspire it."

She's here she can't go home!" Gifford was too astounded to speak. "Yes," Lois cried, clinging to his arm, her eyes overflowing, "he is a wicked man he is cruel and she thinks I am, Giff, just because I said he was!" Lois's agitation drove him into his most deliberate speech. "What do you mean? I do not understand." "Of course not! Nobody could think of anything so awful.

Sufficient unto the day is the evil, etc., and" with a readjustment of her glasses and a closer fold into the soft night shawl "this condition is dreadful. I have tried to fathom the mystery without troubling the office, but I know now I should have reported it before." "Yes," blurted Dozia, "we know about it, Miss Gifford, and my friend Jane inveigled me into this midnight raid.