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 Still holding one of her hands, he drew her down tho stairs. but as they reached the last step she released her fingers.
 "ln the carriage" she said, with an l other little lal&h of nervous happiness. At the foot of the stairs they were surrounded Men whose faces l.odel | barely knew crowded about him Ih" 1 intoXication of excitement was still l' | the Hir-1he instinct that new force had made itself felt a new epoch been entered upon, stirred prophetically in every mlnu.
 Passing through the enthusiastic con course of men. they came unexpected ly upon Fraide and Lady Sarah sur rounded by a group of friends. The old statesman came forward instantly and, taking Loder's arm, walked witt l him to Chilcotes waiting bronSilam. He said little as they slowly made their way to the carriage. but the pres sure of his fingers was tense and an unwonted color showed in his face When Eve and Loder had taken their seats. he stepped to the edge of the curb. They were alone for the mo ment, and, leaning close to the car riage, he put his hand through the oper window. In silence he took Eyes fingers and held them in long. aifec- tionate pressure; then he released them