The Washington times., 1913-09-14

80 You see know somsthins Of
II was very hard for Manning to 60
on, ans Ariadne helped him.
Il fed from him, ~ you know she
Esaid. but he found me day before yes
"as IL hit ss"
.He ioves ine:. said the woman sim
|plY. understanding NAnnfny's query.
III only knew that he were safe I'd
b the happisst woman on earth
couSss cIsar now. .Ny wife bsss your
foegiveneio. She gave me : little
paskst which was 60 givs 70 your
huohgnd or to you u BY chance I fell
in With either Of you: 1 carry u al
ways With me. Here y - 49,. -.
hrsast pockst ana handed II to Ariadne.
SIS II 80 began Ariadne' ARE
Il am a. happy, ~ you are. Mrs.
Grafton" sa!d the 20 ycuns Saneer. I'm I'M
siandinS her q she had understood
him. He reached out his hand and met
hss small one. swing Il vtsorous
ne paseass Was addree.sd IN Kssh. I,a
Grnfton. in care Of her husband. kind
neW of Geueral Hanning. with nerv-
ous flngerasA Ariadne tore 4 OPEN There
waS nothing IN It bat . l0cket keth-
leen's locDet, tint her husband nad
which Il hsd cSsysd 70 prominent = part
camo over her with . rush. She drop
ned Il In her lap. What had Kathleen
intendeds she thought by send!ng y TO
her? How had u come into ber pos
ssssion. IN the nrst Rl.eef wnss 1870 n.@
Had PhiIip given II to Kathleenf Did
Il mean that Kathleen had sent It back
to Ariadne a. token that she had cast
on Philip? How could any one ever
stop loving him? she thought indig-
nantly. With q nash OF charming neon
you'd better open It." said Manning.
emtlfng at her and compromising
something Of her thoughts Her tremh-
ling fingers fumbled at the catch and
Ss had e. to e Ter n s.4 sand
Ehe had fearfully expectsd to 80 KAth-
leen,s picture but 10! little chubby
face stared at her s-.e=s.A-
What II this. she began in bewHs
, Cart you seey' IT'S . baby. an
swered Mannins. smiling like . great
hoy. N he always did at that picture.
. duplicate Of which, with Kafhieen's
face opposite. he carried In his pocket !,
But whose haby
But why dhl she send u to mer'
.You are the baby's godmother
or rather. you are going 20 De- ana
we've named her after you"
Then Y is Eiriy'
"Ariadne Manning. Seer There was
> little scrap Of paper in the Hcket-
took II out and held It forth
For Ariadne' was written upon 1t.
from Kathleen Love me and forgive
me-"
stared at the general
"You see" he began, I'VE are indebt-
"a tc you for all our happiness. II was
your trust and your oxAmp1o mat OPEN
ID K&thleen's eyes. she did love your
husband once-and who could blame
'arth. but after you came and after
'ou left her. WELL she opened her eyes
md saw some Of the merits Of my un-
worthy self. NrA Grafton, cannot
hank you enough. She said fhat when
vsr she LOOKED At me & she thousht q
o unhappy. Somehow II seems strange.
he turned to me. Then when .
he baby can1e - and Il was q
fri we both thought Of you? Are you
,ladr'
4 am very giad. very happy" quiv-
red Ariadne. comprehendfng at last;
or I would be ifsI could only know
vhere Philip n. II he b alive. I did
othing. II was Kathleen's innate no
,lcnes Of soul that was all that
Of ua"
"Now." said Manains. mau-iike. a6x-
Gus not to plunge too, deeply into
Gene. what are you going to do?"
II don't know. Can I get back into
'uf lines.''
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