New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

the chestnut hair which showed copy
glints in the Sun-knew that she begGa
him. as she had beguiled him at Old Po1,
and was happy in the knowledge.
But how different this dalliancel Plg
was no longer d man. He was possibly Il
man. Not that she put II thus badly. +
deed. her whole feeling was SO fluid tha, s..
did not formulate it even 20 herself. w
the measure of his regard for her in dout
she let herself 60 no further than The a.
mission that. if he was 20 sue, she To1.
listen with sympathetic ear. There was
vagueneSs about her sympathy. The IL.
dent at the PalaiS d Hiyer had left her VI.
an intense craving for the wholesome a.
the normal. Her compact with RocoS-T
had lost its glamour. II war did not free b
from its yoke. something else must. II Pss
would only let her see, let Rodoslav set, Z!
real heart
HIS real heart. How industriousy 81
IL probed for that elusive organ IN tiGS
Alsi ~ lNsiN NNl'll. 4.
"Have you an ideal woman: she pluns'
at him once.
Page shook his head with emphaas
"Give me the actuality. he said.
THAT may mean you can't idealize Us
Page waited for her smile and, haU.
seen it. smiled himself. Il means O..
what | said. he answered. Il am oonisi.
with the aCtuality.
Ann tried to read personal tribute .,
tween the lines: but it took imagnailon.
suppose its safer. she said. You'll nG e
disappointed when you marry.
"Aluch safer" he agreed. What Vo..
an everyday man DO with I'D ideal wife.
"Or an everyday wife with an ideal .ls
band: But fancy not many men THINK Z.
you do. They want Us 90 5c feminine a..
yet they are impatient when We are no.
feminine and say or do things without SO''
ing why. One can't be- q woman arc nav
reasons for everything.
"Or human. for that matter Are n'el y
reasonable"
"You are. You don't expect too I'LL
of us.
81 would not have a woman expee' Z"
much of me-.
AIMS lasheS swept her cheek. 'tor j.
stance?" she prompted D., q
Pages color rose. Il mean. he S1iC' .
would have her realize that for years ! ~ y.
been practically a hermit, that am u'l-.'
the times in nearly everything that "O--
interest her; that ! still have l'ile 'eisalS ,,,
give to the softer side of life; that an p,
in debt" He ended the caialogur,. . =
ruptly. NO. he added as II TO hlrlel'
am not reasonable. Far from II. A
She got no nearer than that IN hel Pc,s ~,
ing: but i, seemed % promising star; " W.
her other such moods. and She ~ould -, -.
the riddle. But Pages leisure "as ,..
Scmblancc than fact. and such moliieh.sS I.
rare. He and Justin were much ,ose;'0 81,
one or the other of the acrotroineS ai'u'
if Page joined her "a, golf az Tor iilo'o, .., 49,
Ann perceived tha, his work pFe!o',1a'i.n',,, 1'.',,
him constantly. one day he utlefN III,
that he had promised to go with iiel an ,,i
TruScottS 10 a meet OF ,hc Pau hou''0S'
they rode away without 1i'n
DODOSLAV came. however. ana u .,7 ~,
IN prising fashion. Ever since Ms @',,r ',c,.
he had delighted the acrojrome SptN,'~.si
with his impcluou> a,gcnts ana -, es,.
curves. and he now ou,did all his oIn.' ~ o-
formanccs by striking across country y .,ts
the hunt. His descent dcmoTaiiil''1G i'1 icr.
meet: but il WAS conceded that ne h@G 80. ,,
something bullian, IN the way Of @.'"
and ne was made the hon oi the n3u' n, .,oaii