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"No," she said, solemnly, "it must be a very long list they are making out. What are you two nervous about?" "Everything in general," Helen said, hopelessly, "but history in particular." "The Dorothys are calmly indifferent," Polly remarked. "Why aren't they here?" "They're coming now," Evelin said. "No news?" she called. Dot Mead stopped half way down the corridor.
"No apology is necessary, I assure you, Mr Evelin," returned Blanche. "On the contrary, I feel rather flattered by your supposition, for I greatly admire Robert's many sterling qualities. And what a bold brave fellow he is too, notwithstanding his quiet unassuming manner.
Bob thereupon set off on his mission of destruction, while Lance and Poole with a couple of mauls began to knock out the wedges which Evelin, foreseeing from the very inception of the work some such emergency as the present, had introduced in the construction of the keel-blocks. In a few minutes both parties met near the middle of the vessel, and the last pair of wedges were knocked out.
"The hall's jammed," she told the girls. "How many guests have you to-night, Dot?" she asked. "Six! My mother, two girl cousins of mine and three boys." "I expect five," Evelin said. "I hope they're all here. Did you notice two lanky men, a girl that looks like me, and my mother and father?" "No, I didn't," Lois said; "that is, I can't recognize them from your description."
While the necessary term of delay was still unexpired, the newspapers received the intelligence of a volcanic eruption in the northern island of the New Zealand group. Later particulars, announcing a terrible destruction of life and property, included the homestead in which Mrs. Evelin was living. The farm had been overwhelmed, and every member of the household had perished. Part IV.
Bruce Evelin stood near to him while she sang it now, and once their eyes met and exchanged affectionate thoughts of the singer, which went gladly out of the gates eager to be read and understood. When the melody of Bach was finished many people, impelled thereto by the hearty giant whom Mrs.
On one of the coffee-tables he found lying a small thin book bound in white vellum. He took it up and read the name in gold letters: "The Kasidah of Haji Abdu El-Yezdi." It was the book he had found Beattie reading on the night when Robin was born, on the night when Bruce Evelin and Guy had discussed Mrs. Clarke's divorce case and Mrs. Clarke. He shuddered in the warmth of the pavilion.
Just wait, and remember, I know it will be a boy." One evening Dion went to Great Cumberland Place to dine with Bruce Evelin and Beatrice, leaving Rosamund apparently in her usual health. She was going to have "something on a tray" in her sitting-room, and he went in there to say good-by to her just before he started.
He opened the second. It was from Bruce Evelin. "May you be a happy warrior. Dion read it more than once, and his lips quivered for a second. He shot a glance at Worthington, and said, rather bruskly: "Beatrice and Guy Daventry and Bruce Evelin!" Worthington gave a little faint nod in the direction of the telegram that was still unopened. "Your mater!" "No; she wrote to me.
"It is quite impossible to say," answered Evelin calmly, keeping to himself his own convictions; "but if there is, it cannot have yet gained much hold, and I daresay a half an hour or so of vigorous work with the fire-engine will effectually drown it out.
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