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He slept in a small cot alongside Suzette's bed, so it was her job, and not mine, to smack his head. Anyway, we all managed very comfortably and merrily in those billets, and I look back on them very much as an oasis in a six months' desert. Military life during our ten days was to consist of getting into good training again in all departments.

She has a darling tiny curl which comes behind her ear, slipped down probably because her hair is so unfashionably dressed None of Suzette's "geste," nor even the subtle perfect taste of the fluffies. It is just torn back and rolled into a tight twist. But now that I see her out of doors and in perspective I realize that she has a lovely small figure, and that everything is in the right place.

I just ran up to see you I had to do that but we both know I'm of no use here; and so we won't make any pretences." Louise spoke very steadily, almost coldly; her brother did not quite know what to make of her; she was pale, and she looked down, while she spoke. But when she finished buttoning the glove she was engaged with, she went up and put both her hands in Suzette's.

Nights that paled to dawn with no luck to bring back to Suzette's larder. Sunny mornings after lucky nights, when Tanrade and I would thaw out over our coffee in the garden among the roses. Tanrade had arrived early, a habit with this genial gourmand when the abandoned house is giving a dinner, for he likes to supervise the final touches.

Pierre had here interfered, and catching hold of Suzette's arm, had dragged her from the room. I tingled with shame and wrath. That the person I respect most in the world should have been exposed to such a scene ! Burton too was horrified .

She dropped her voice, and glanced round; "Suzette's engaged to young Mr. Hilary oh, he's the best young man! and I guess they're going to be married just as soon as we can arrange it about you. I thought I'd tell you before she came down." Northwick did not seem to have taken the fact in, or else he could not appreciate it rightly. "Do you suppose," he whispered back, "that she'll speak to me?"

At other times she has shown a blank indifference or a momentary consciousness that there was admiration in my eye for her. Now what do I get out of the iciness over Suzette's cheque? Two possibilities . One that she is more prudish than one of her literary cultivation, and worldly knowledge is likely to be, so that she strongly disapproves of a man having a "petite amie" or

Needless to say, nothing ever happened to anything. He could make more noise and do less harm than any one I ever knew. Then he would sing us both into good humour until Suzette's peasant cheeks shone like ripe apples. "It is not the same without Monsieur Tanrade," Suzette sighed to-day as she brought my luncheon to my easel in a shady corner of my wild garden a corner all cool roses and shadow.