The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

lieved in trimnoss and order. tie did
not altogether approve Of Carteret.
who had refused point blank TO con-
tribute for his bell on the ground that
IL would make a lot OF noise. Il would
not be beautiful. and IL would do
ne good He went TO the rescue ~,
the marquise
| III Is true the gardener OF the mar
quise clips her side OF the hedge with
shears" he said. 1t is work OF
art"
Whereas. your gardener allows
your side To run riot" the marquisc
exclaimed Indignantly.
! Carteret regarded them both with
amusement.
1T will 90 on running riot my dear
| friend he said. bowling TO the mar
quise. "and the braicnes will he
groomed only On your side. but they
will blossom only on my side. have
brought ZIP my hedge as have brought
up Jacqueline-in freedom. don't
| want ~ lose a single bud
! The marquise turned Indignantly 10
her knitting again.
( "Carte.et, you think you're Pan. but
you'll have To pipe better tune 10
convince me, she said as she piled
her big needles. There's only one
/ thing that will keep a woman In the
right path, and that is education
One Man,s-rdea Of Love.
/ Not IL an.s Carteret\ said to her.
+ now very earnest. "A wo4nan can only
I BE- safe-guarded by love. Not the love
she inspires, but the love Ehe feels. II
/ watches over her; ii watches In her
/ II takes diamond TO cut diamond.
u.arquise Only love can guard the
I impulses Of woman
"FiddIC sticks the marquise ex-
( claimed.
III is the talisman which trans
mutes all" Carteret went on. 1T is
; the warning voice which softly muir
murs. Don't go OFT. Let Jacqueline
hear that voice and | know she Will
heed
Enough OF love. lets talk of matri-
nOny." the marqulse said. II have
not spoken 20 Jacquelinc yet. You
must do II as soon as possible.
Very we'll: | will do IL today" Car
Iterct agreed.
He did not have the remotest idea ..
advising his niece TO marry Augarde.
but nd agreed with the Marquise that
IltI tMUlt SuOlliu TX NiANNN, AhHA o'~
should not continue To run wild.
tic regarded Ernest as an abstractcd
and not particularly noticeable young
man. who WAS SO absorbed in III
Looks that 70 could And little time fo~
any thing else. II was foregone con
clusion. he thought. that If Jacdueline
should fall in love with and marry him.
she would be the controlling factor Ia
net l., and nnf ina
historian.
Having received Carteret's promise.
the marouise dismissed the subject.
Now I'm going To watch the ten
mis-" she said I've neglected my
Saint Ermns terribly. Don't forget
about Jacqueline. Where's my sun
shade"
Carteret assisted her 10 arise and
tho able CALAMITY handed her gay
.parasol As he approached her the
odor OF violet perfume, with which
Jacquelne had sprayed him, assailsd
her She shifted suspiciously.
who is II here that smells Ike
that" she asked, looking from Car
terest TO the able. is II possible
Why. FIR Merlin. YOU are soaked with
Perfume Upon my word. it is a scan
dali"
No. marquise.' the able laughed.
'it is violet"
II didn't think it was Incense the
marquse said, as she left the ROOM
Just Loan Of $4,000.
The able made ready TO go. paus-
ing TO look for his forgotten brevlary.
young Count Andre de Juvigny. who
had just reached the house In a mo-
tor from Dieppe, entered before he
get out.
How do you do. Fr. Merlin,' he
said. shaking the able by the hand.
Hello, Carteret. Where's my aunt?"
he was clean looking. smooth shaw
. en-, well groomed. ingenious. He was
the sort of chap who inspires affec-
ton. The able greeted him delighted
ly.
She expects you," he said. and |
: have some good news for you. I've
, got my church bell, although Mr. Car
teret wouldn't help. It's delightful To
: see you here. Count Andre"
He went out. TO follow the marquise
TO the tennis courts, leaving Andre
looking quiZzically at Carteret
You're not popular with the clergy,
old man." said Andre.
tTo n. ContfuusxIl