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Helen stiangwarth experienced com.
FUNCTIONS Of conscience Of her awsn.
which she told TO Rodney ia saefnult
OF other cenfessar. That fine young
snaa appreciated fully the woman IS
feelings afsd understood her keen sen.
sihiltsles, aud his comprehension was a
great comfort ~ hGr. fae encouraged
her ta persevere, Since 1t was only
through shursliH THAT the truth could
he satabttsited. she must not faiter
nor reject any fair and reasonable
means tn gain hls whole confidence
mud make him snaak. IT was, after
all. alnanly q question Of whether the
game WAS worth the candle. How best
could they expose or eight d tIecsitY
And that the deception was for Il noble
purpose and to serve a lnndable end in
The minds OF the feceivers did not
alter that Fact.
| fpu are doing nothing In the least
| degree dlahannral,le, Miss Ifiingworth.' =
| said Rodney, reassaringiy. ''Woman,s i
wlles have been her weapons siuce
the Stone Age
| But do feel cnnpnnetlons of con.
science occasionally
Personally think you are abunt-
antay Justified" urged Rodney.
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! YES, tn establish the truth, 10 give
the man love his good name would
Justify more than this" she replied
sana yet''-sslie smiled faintiy-~-s.iay
conscience does hurt me 8 little. The
Eatd man ss beginning to love me-" /.
/ That's the reason 1t hurts .sosl,a said
Rodney. tsWhea he loves you enough
| he Will do anything son want. as ]
i would
i The young man stopped, looked lous
| at her, and then turned away with d lit
| tie gesture of--was 1t appeal or re
nuneiation? He was too loyal to Iii.
4 friend 10 speak, but he could not con
Il trol everything. The tone Of his voice
,sI the look la HIS eyes. his quick avoid
anen of her, told the woman a Httl,
story. They had been very closely AS
sociated, these two. Rodney also ha,
not had much advantage of woman'
society. certainly not OF a woman iik,
Helen uiingwerth. She had given hin
her full confidence In the intin,ac,
He was d man. He loved like others
She was too fond OF him, too great
! too true q woman to pretend.
''hir. Rodney said the girl, layin
her hand on his arm MS though to n
strain him. "thaf way madness lieS.
Miss Illingwosth.. said Rodney
4 turning and facing her, his lips firm
Ii compressed. his eyes shining. ''I'r
= devoted to Bert Meade and to YOU
he lifted her hand from his arm an
: kissed H. and PM going to do ever,
thing for your happiness
4 Brave words and he said them NOR
2 bravely.
i II understand" said the woman
q 1and / honor you for your loyalty I
e your friend and your devotion to M,
4 Loyalty Is not always the easies
i thing on earth, I know"
& You make 1t easy for me becaus
d you understand
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$ With interest To Helen niingworth an
q there wns In her days no lack OF hop
IS Every Saturday the flowers that Mead
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