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< o.mi'i.kti.; i.\ this is.sri:.'
"Valerie Breakp the Spell."
attempting Ihe race vm .s us"'
loner. r ronn'niKntl' ~ ro always the
sift?
a? % w-??f sisri-f
?Iu ilPt 1. e'7| a t ie r II el J11'luckV?1 h '"??
'o'luok toi.
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>??*",% mUn%o%Vi''rC ????> ?...
mensely. "|le ... herself jIM_
don't know how manv ^ um for '
somebody bought hi,UK ca,'s. Finally
child burns both hands"'! ti,e P?or
unwrapped, lit,,!' before it was
we children had broken the !ry hoa,e*1
look at me. When I A drum. And
dear child, i was i,, v?u>' age
young ,?an |? (c/rocervil.i,,,1!:!ndkl
He beg-nn to act kind .If1 business,
and they had to ? h" f?ueer one dav
!? wcinda stopped to ?u?haW!l?'" -Miss
breath. "Belr.K a ' ..' l and gather
man i transferred \Vi l- !?? v'oung w0
neat young di-iru.r V a^fctions t<>
outwitted by theHatnri, u,tisl1,M '-wan
?an off with ?! nr.w. tr,1"IU lu?k. He
Bood looking. 11] admit/' OW; rather
terruptl" ''Vvho^s'that v'?'1 tin,e to In
the road tinkeringwith'a*,.iT" dou "
Young PhlllinJ f 1 a red carV"
fhnp. but. Valerie' L,8Uess" A nice
better not got acon-i in?"\ft warn vou
know our luck." 1 inted at all, 'you
It0/?1 U>'^deveiope<1 ' ?J\m o re, Quite
P?nied him on t$e JJ1,Y"lerie a??m
evenings he bromrhi k. ?' 0,1 Hn.v
from the bank thev ? SOt olr carlv
"Vsfc.
fr-vsi ruiH S"' 'w&. s?
the 1 ??a
j'S?r,?'l1,""??C5o"";?y?u"'i'h ''WUr.
"Th V,n,e:" worry about
old 'fdy dYsmalTy? ,UCk'" mumbled tho
window.0 h\'n!rke(1 laughing to th
tn.it widow cxoenl j 1 , t,le image of
Plump! My. mv if o rk?r and not so
ter"oirf luck!"
if that isn't Ihe Hat?
I ooke?rfin noyed ?rled n,ece- but she
ffi? P?"? ,to?hebUt
Porch. Hm- h'rn8 j"see" h on ^e
swing." m' 1 scc. lie's to hang her
cheeks^cou"dC'HVaroMy beHev? 7Uh paI"
She forced a laugh saving ,er eyes
I haven t a season tfckV ? carr.e'essly,
know. and ran out of th? ' you
Jim seemed to k^., f 0 room,
noon at the bungalow v? ,al1 a'tcr
hcrseIf that he wouid V 'r e assdred
usual m the evening 1q u ovcr
Jcr at all. She dreaseH k 1 not mat"
'ried to look as if she en 1^^ P.reUie8t
Pfr. and wjITfcd Ami J d bor sup
sit still no longer run s,Le could
field to gather daisies shl i'bfck
great quantities som!,L? e ^'ueked
?ot noticing i ? 7orS r??ts and
glancing backward half Xvn? f ke,>t
seeing J|m at. her heels tant oC
Palpitating heart -1 'nally, with
bouse, fiung her dai?inc ? .7 to
W"wi?>"8;;i?d AV^?i?^orlbb*ce
A lint Luc in da was kin/? ?ka
remarks. "And " rofnin., i ? niade. no
"I won't leave you her "US niece,
you need nor lin .r n,^rcss so tliat
for it " 1 llc ,f ?nyono should ask
.5
and very paie It ? thinner
mIip u'liH i? j ^ fts the woutiier
My dear " cri??i ?freed TwUh >??r
soon as they were in fh\ [jUclnda ??
'"If h" ?? SV'h',
is his brother's wi fe and h pir!
knew it himself that tliev hart "eyei;
the bungalow till he saw her that ^ft
ernoon. He had to , l.at aft~
grumbled so about drlvinjTher to
.lent st when she could searcMy sland
l*e toothache any more. She said?"
the old iady^s mou'th^Tth^K
-".nd sobbing hysterically. '
But. my dear! He's not here H?
came again an dagaln and finally'went
away w?h bag and baggage Poor
lla\^er.ilf.de?U?k-eUinS: Way from thut
aif W'5* " ?'"?d ? n'rin
with brand-new resolution. "I'm goine:
for'al]:^ lh;U IIutte' field luck ^onco
A few telephone calls and inouiries
to Aunt. Ijucinda's shocked astoniliT
ment?and Jim was located. The gob
lin about Hattcrfleld luck was dead
for that very eveplng Jim and Valerie
Mi?iY fP ?iUt unJor the trees, but the
bors n? on(fer disturbed the nelgh
Making It Worse
"Is that a portrait of your grand
mother when she was young?" said
an awkward visitor. "How it resem
bles you, Miss llowdle!" "Now, you
only say that to flatter me. Grand
ma was quite a beauty, and every
body Iknows that I?ahem?T make
no pretensions of that kind." "1 as
sure you," exclaimed the visitor, "flat
tery is far from my thoughts. The
family resemblance ?is striking. I've
often known ca-^es like that. There
were two sisters I knew when I was a
boy. They were wonderfully alike,
like that portrait's like you, and yet
one of them was as beautiful as a
poet's dream and the other was dread
ful?that is, I mean she wasn't at all,
or, rather, she was lacking in that?
that attractive quality, you know, that
constitutes?" What a lovely frame this
portrait has, eh?"
Practical Mind
During a political campaign a certain
orator spoke to a great gathering of
country people. He was impassioned,
he was impressive, he was grand. The
thunderous applause of the crowd told
him so. He thrilled with the conscious
ness of his power over the minds of
men. And. being in this state of mind,
he stood in tho midst of the assem
blage. after speaking, and listened to
the comments of the audiences. "What
do you Jhink of Ills speech?" asked one
old faxmen "Well, replied anothkr
old fellow, running his fingers through
his ample whiskers, "I think that six
hours rain would have done more
good."
It All Depends
Ardent Wooer?"Do you think thut
money is necossary to happlnesa?" Dr
muro Damsel?"Not if one ha? un
limited credit."

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