The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-10
(Condnued.l

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 Look at the funny l5irdls said HeL ena suddenly let could see nothing cut of the ordinary In the sea bird she pointed out slrtmEning and skipping close by
 Sir demanded Aunt ISuxdn11a, also snL1den1y, how long is this to last9''
 You mean the orange dzah. Mrs DaniyerTs quexled polita1y- .As long as you nlxe I also am q good pro wider. although to NnO credit, as it see1na's
 -You know do not mean the or angea, sir. I mean this whole foolish business You are putting yourself liable to the law Why did you do this crazy fhingg she continued
 'sTO marry Helena and with your free consent as her next friend said T, Swiftly turning to her., since must be equally frank. Please don't gop' I said to Helena, for now, very pale she was starting toward the cabin door. But she paid no heed to me and passed
 -sso now you have it plainly > said I to Mrs Daniver.
 She turned on me a face fuT of ftsur- prise and anger mingled How dare you after all that has passed? You left the girl years ago You have no business, no fortune, not even the girls consent. I'll not have it I love her, The good woman's lips frembled
 '.So do |" said I gently. That is why we ali are here It is because of this madness called love Ah, Mrs Daniver, if you only knew. If could make you k1owl But surely you do know You. too, have loved. Come. May you not love lover, even one like myseaf2 I'll be good to Helena. Believe me, she is my one sacred charge in life I love her. Not worthy of her, no, but I love herr
 That's too 1ate.' But saw Her face re1ent at what she heard sI have other plans. And you should have told her what you have told me-.
 ~Ah, have I not ?' But then sud denly remembered that, by some re versaI of my logical mind, here was making love to Aunfle Lucinda, whom did not love, whereas in the past had spent much time in mere arguing with Helena. whom I did love
 I'm not sure that I've ever made it plain enough to her, that's true. said slowly. .sBut if she gives me the chance I'll spend all my life telling her that very thing That, since you ask me, is why we all are here, 50 that I may tell Helena and you and all the szorld that very thing. I love her very much 2
 @-But suppose she does not love your demanded Mrs. Danfyer. .I'n say frankly, I've advised her against you ali along. She ought to marry a man sOf some station in the world"
 With moneyT
 You put it baId1y, but-yes.''
 Would that be enough-meneyF I ssiked-
 's&o. That Is not fair''-
 ~onIy honor between us now.''
 1t would go for today, because, aft ar ans money means power. and all If us worship power. you know-suc- scess.''
 'tAnd is that success-to have mon ey and then more money and to go on pflfng up more money; to have more summer places and more yachts like this and more city houses and more money, money, noney-yes, yes. that's American, but is it all, is it right, is it the real ambition for a xnan7 And does that bring a woman happiness9''
 'sWhat would yeu do if you had your