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Thorngatef"
.Yes. at--at Meuntberry. Mr.. Thorn.
gate told me she weuld be waiting for
me. and now"
His voice was 50 kind that Audrey felt
irresistibly drawn toward aim.
.Well, she will not have To wait long.
T.ord John answered, cheerfully. and
then be all but whistled sloId. for Aue
arey. with a quick gesture. had flung
back her veil. and he heheld her face
in all its beauty. Tears were still hang
ing on her hshcs. but her eyes shone
through them like sapphires: her raven
black hair, brushed vigorously back from
her brow, enhanced the i,.scate pallor
of her skin. Jack Glendurweed thought
he had never seen anything so perfectly
lovely in his life as the straight, small
nose. the rcd lips. the pale. ivory COM
plexion, and those wondrous deep-biue
eyes He forgot all about his haste, his
muddy appearance. or his lame hunter
he even forgot his manners-in his adj
miration and surprise, till . deep blush.
spreading over her throat, cheeks and
brow. recalled him.
Are you going to stay with Mrs
Thorngate. may I ask?" he inquired al
most involuntarily.
Audrey felt strangely shs and child
ish. He seemed TO her Ike King Ar
thur. with his tall. strong figure and
courteous manner.
Il wish Jean could see him. she
thought to herself, and then she glanced
at him like shy. startled oud when he
asked her that question.
Il beg your pardon. IL rave no right
to ask you such question:" he STAN
mered. hurriediy: ''it was only because
Mrs. Thorngate ID friend Of mine"
II have never met Mrs. Thorngate.'
she said in quiet, respectful manner.
@Nor an I ever likely to become her
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sir; am not q lady, am only ser
want maid"
Lord John felt an involuntary confu-
sion in his breast. Audrsy's clear. re-
sned voice. her curt, proud words, reused
his Ire against the fates that condemned
so fair, 30 young being to g mental
life.
.staple will do everything for you.
and there Is q train directly" be said
hurriedly. II hope you viii reach your
destination safely. and-I viii say good
;aernins now"
..Good-by, and thank you. Oh, thank
yon = Audrey answered him.
Nov that he was going. she chung to
him Is to something bright and pleas
ant such as she had never known be-
fore. In a vague sort of way he seemed
almost like o friend and protector to
her.
Audrey sighed as she felt herself being
whfried along 10 Mountberry. Now that
she was alone again. all her nervousness
returned. and she was Guivering with ex-
citemeut and fear as they reached her
destination
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