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tain Boz. vs. a. II" barracks at guard
mountIl-. ~: C,.s--r Il The day duty er
stable Gg'y WitL nnfaiiing regularity.
Wheu Ba...a was "a scoats, wainwright
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ou- t. - -...-e q affairs. Certain it vas
tina !, -=z=... i not II trouble bin tia
loEe w. lis eaItaln wife. yct The eag-
tan Svas not 4 fool.
!. vs. su-.a5sat that hebrew ,aiua com
for l-4sl - tact lHat the Iutatuat.H'. Us
all On l-at's side Eleanor Bottom
acccpr-,;. 5l- I'D not encouarcr tn man.
Her man With hIfa was % a part with
that winch sire assumed toward IN and
things IL ea.eFal-one If swc, 4thrtic
indifereaea l.yhtened with Her
YER Iudzzz-. nee g442ed her ser On
She 20 r4re. : rewarded tl.- ack- by
winCIn- Z. the stiucs Just d, .r-t. She
had grown 4ttle nervous. had made INC
Or Two attempts at co.cI.Iat.g. aid lad
ing Tr 5.ri-a eyes Ike th0st o: a brown
wat - to T.. - of some dazzied
swain. t..r-e'jy ensnariu, hiEI ,t.lifurther.
But 81 .as, within the last tx mouths,
she had taken no notice Of -u.h small
sughts Is were pu, upon her and I'D
show - & POSITION ~ tear. 4r i.al
Their Is ~ nature - pu-e that, O.. c.
grees il czs.9- accustom it-eN t. f.
I O.
What with Mrs. Bo!'4. -.
becrr ir .. re fa- amusement aua o..
time vas : ing constantly NOR -rrl9as
and nor II AIRY Having learned the
power Of b.. charms, she used it. and -
it grew AZ. -.. it needed more food % sub
sist upon
Having won the submission OF rAS
man SIC rozt required the Alteration ~
the orc. TuurigAt was II gooGly l..en.
with mo- .4ustache than morals. under
stood her a-ssct!y and pretended that Ire
di3 - = I'D favor in her cye- above
all otre.z- me set herself to please him,
and in yerv little time he was at her fclr.
Then sic I'D not know what To 60 with
him. sne knew that to have him fore,er
at her side was not wise, but she he,itated
10 { - She was wont to th.ul. II
full, but mn 10 be dispensed with When he
began To t...e MS visits TO the hours when
his Gu .t..1l1 sYuaid be from home, she saw
that she w, On the edge OF the precipice,
yet she c9-tiuued TO walk beside il and
Vain. 14t YiA her. wainwright was use
full, i. l9ar, He rarely let official dUtIe,
keep hin from carrying OUT his part oi car
alicre ecrFaate, and he earned his So
l. Il !, -.
himself = pl-zIb-e.
Sometimes, ii the rare moments when
she allowed ..egse.i 20 think, Eleanor would
wonder why -Ae permitted TIL, man, to
ward "ies4 she Wa absolutely iadltier-
had refused to De influenced for good by
the HAL - ,,-.pm she had y no means
been inl-I'a -,--t IN the past. Yet had he
lUtlsIgE.rEI her For two his