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FoR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Near 18th and G SITS. NV.
Desirable 3-story brick. 10 rooms and
This is q section Of the city In which
values are rapidly advancing. Price,
Near l4th and Euclid SITS. NV.
A house which has been occupied con,
sahen aGass care y of S sstSry and cellar brick 10
rooms, 2 baths; hot-water heat; electric
light: nice outlook: immediate possession.
i. Of coal to be sold at cost. Price. $4,000.
Semi-Detached Residence,
located in a desirable block on Columbia
road; 3-story brick. 10 rooms, baths:
heat .na reaa
% Psse; possession. Price. 5000. want
OFFER
Near 10th and Park Road.
esnef f 5sGuesss Us 70 .a.s
brick. rooms; bath; cellar: hot-w.ter
ass ass whss slssFS aa1 na nSss
abundance Of closet space: Price. $500;
$1.00O cash. $50 per month.
Centrally Located Home.
West Of 18th St. south Of n ST.: 2-story
front and rear. Price, $500.
Downtown Opportunity.
Three stories and cellar. 10 rooms and
bath; large lot; located near 18th and
sts NV. T1.s is an exceptionally good op-
portnnity. Price. $1,000.
Near Navy Yard.
Two-story brick. 8 rooms. bath and cell
lar; good lot. Price only $500. VIII rent
for $3.50. Buy as a home or Investment.
Near 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
Two-stcy pressed brick and brownstone:
9 attractive rooms and bath; steam heat;
splendid residential section: immediate
possession. Price. $3.50
Semi-Detached on the Heights.
A genuine bargain: estate property: alb
soiutely will be sold; 3-story brick. 10
front. side and rear porches; convenient to
cars Price. s.. .150.
Near 10Th and Wyoming Ave.
baths; artistically decorated: nicely finish
ed interior: large rooms; large, sleeping
alley. Price, $4,000. Want offer.
Good Semi-Detached Home.
Nonresident owner desires a quick sale /:
sS,4o sa ISssssd II ee ss Zoos oesident'l Sec
Near 18th and Col. Rd. NV.
Three-story brick. 10 rooms. 2 baths;
hot.wasss .s ,,6 heat; electric light; garage.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. III 18th st. NV.
$3.5oO-s50O CASH. S45 MONTH; LARGE
rooms, bath, cellar, furnace heat, colonial
front. good condition; near 18th and ne.
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VACANT, PRACTICALLY NEW, MODERN,
Groom and bath. colonial mia built brick frst noor
painted side and rear alley: near 10th and r..
Six-room and bath semi-detaehed brick; fur
mace heat; deep lot to 19-ft. paved alley; near
= and 10th SITS. se. bargain at 81, 425; terms.
N. q. RYoN. 1923 F NV. >
BRICK HOUSE; ANIL; ROOMS AND
bath; 3Oth 1T. near II NV; half block to
cars; $500. Owner. Address Boz 222-P. Star
onice. 25s
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-M0DERN ,8-ROOM
and 2-bath home; holiow-tile construction;
mediate possession; terms. d. c. BAILEY.
Main 5231. After $3.50 o'clock. Col. 7756.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE. AND
rooms; Mt. Pleasant section; renting for 500.
A nne proposition. investment or homo. Owner
viii be in Washington Aug. p to 30. Address
Box 225-P.- Star once. 25>
EXCELLENT NV. LOCATIONS ROOMS
aad nne bath; porches: sleeping porch; h:w.h.;
more cash; WIN take good car or truck as
part. Address Box SooP. Star once. :5s
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A,95O; Blk ROOMS; NEW; H.-W. a.: ELEC-
tricity; three porches; long, wide yard: soft.
paved alleys immediate possession. Apply 1857
H ne. -.
FOR SALE-A VACANT HOUSE.
Semi-detached brick dwelling; owner says
perfect condition.
'On the Heights"
Only g, 600.
Two stories, cellar: SIX large rooms and bath:
STONE d FAIRFAX. is4s Nov York ava.
FOR sALErPOssEssION SOON.
Do you w1nt q house that you can moSe tntD
Just as soon a. the deed passcs3
We have several vacant houses. others oeeu-
pied BY owners who VIII give possession.
Prices, IS 900, 1850. $500, 315.600, 80. 900.
81 900. $3.50. Write, phone or send for List.
Northwest, ON the HeiEhts, Cleveland PARK.
s slsoNI : FARTzx. iazs New xszs szs.
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WANTED TO RENT.
Continued.


COLONEL, O. 8, ARMY, WISHES To LEASE
small unfurnished house apartment In NV.
Address Boz s5-P. Star office. 2ss
TO ROOM, UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. W.
v. WILSON. 500 Interstate Commerce Com
mission bldg. 2ss
WANTED-SIX TO 0 ROOM UNFURNIsHED
house located In one Of the northwest suburbs.
Address Capt. HOWARD W. CUTLER. 1920
New York ave. NV.
WANTED TO RENT-5 TO ROOM HOUSE.
D. HARDESTY. 1920 18th ct. NV. 23s
OR ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTHEAST OR
northeast, BY navy yard employe; will rent.
lease or buy with small Gown payment, Ad-
dress Box SOP. Stnr office. f23s
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT, 5 OR
rooms and bath; NV. section preferred, with
possession any time In September; In family
nationality English house must be clean and
well tS Pay qR r.. to sSq
WANTED-WE ARE HAVING GREAT DE-
MAND FOR FURNISHED HOUSES. LIST
THEM WITH US AND WE WILL SUPPLY
FIRST-CLASS TENANTS.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
WANTED-HOUsES
TO RENT
ALL SECTIONS.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD Gnc.),
817 18th st. NV. 23s
FURNISHED HOUsE-BY SEPT. IS; OR 8
room house; ami; 500 to SIPS rent. Ad-
dress Box 257-M, Star Office. 26s
BY MEMBER OF CONGRESS-, NEAR CO.
lumbia I'd. or Conn. ave-. 10 rooms. 2 baths
garage II possible; will lease. Address Box
156-M. Star ONCE.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
CQAflnuel.

Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
Main 426. 1888 G St. NV.
POSITIVELY THE BEST HOUSE
for 5000 on Columbia Heights. Built
rooms, baths; elec. lights; hot-water
heat; room for garage.
ANOTHER ON HEIGHTS FOR $3.50; {
8 rooms and bath; hardwood floors,
cleo. Lights. hot-water heat; nearly
new.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY: sroR- =
les: bedrooms. hot-wnter heat; near
11th and Lamont sts. Price, s., $50.
ON THE HEIGHTS or GEORGE
toMn; handsome corner; splendidly
built; recently renovated and now va
and baths). Price. $4,000.
ACROSS THE Q st. BRIDGE; OPEN
on three sides; IA rooms, 3 baths;
hot water and electricity; recently
renovated; now vacant. Price. $l4.50o. =
A GEM IN THE NORTHEAST AT
SS,ooos rooms and path' electfic
lights: parquetry floors; easy terms.
CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD;
large rooms and bath; good cellar.
Price. $500; $500 cash; $50 q month.
NEAR 18th AND q srs. NE;
rooms and bath. Price. 2.400. Easy
terms.
NEAR 2nd AND sTs. NV; HAND
some corner; rooms a bedrooms);
all improvements; double porch;
bargain at $500.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
Main 426. 1888 G st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued.

Continued.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, oNE-HALv BLOCK
from 14th ct. cars; "A rooms. baths: vacant.
Possession at once. Price. $40, 900. Easy terms.
Il ST., WEST OF 18TH Sill ROOMS. 3
baths. Immediate possession. Price. $4,000.
Small cash payment.
eENTLEaAN'S COUNTRY PLACE OPPOSITE
Washington Golf and Country Club: 80 min
utes to Treasury By trolley; rooms. baths.
Modern in every respect. Garage for two
cars. Price, $10,500. Terms to suit
MODERN SUBURBAN BUNGALOW IN vIR-
ginia, within miles Of White House on car
line; 6rooms and bath, Hot-water heat and elee-
tricity. Garage, fruits, berries, kitchen gar
den. Variety Of flowers. Price. $1,000. Small
cash payment.
MCKINLEY st., CHEVY CHASE, D. 9. 8
rooms, baths. hot-vater heat, gas and electric
Light. Price, $13, 600. Immediate possession.
NEAR CALIFORNIA STREET AND PHELPS
place. II rooms. 8 baths. All modern Inn
provements. Price. S13. 500.
GARRETT PARK. MD. Il ROOMS AND
bath. Steam heat, electricity. Large garage.
One acre. Fine lawns and shade trees. Fruit.
Near cars. Price. $4,000.
NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AND 21st
ST. rooms and bath. Price, $1,000. Easy
terms.
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Cleveland Park Home.

Cleveland Park Home.
Immediate possession: stories and attic:
rooms. baths, hot-water heat electric
light. open freplsces, large, cheerful
rooms. front. side and rear porches. ga
rage; lot 65x100; one Of the most desirable
sections; price. $12.500.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Beautiful 3-story detached residence. new
and modern; 8 rooms. baths. elegantly
finished throughout; immense living room.
with open fireplace; hot-water heat. cleo
trio light. hardwood floors, cement porches,
garage. lot 75x140; convenient to cars:
immediate possession; price. $11.50o.
Chevy Chase, d. c.
Immediate possession: 2 stories and attic;
large, bright rooms. 2 baths. hot-Water
heat, gas and electricity; garage: conve!
nient to cars; lot 60x1ao; price. 81. 500.
Chevy Chase, Md, Home.
Two stories and attic. cellar. rooms and
bath; gas and electric light: lot $4,000;
abundance Of fruit and shade; chicken
house and run. large porches; price, 81 80.
Immediate possession.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. III 18th st. NV.
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FOR GALNITw0 OF THA
most attractive 7-room ana bath
bungalows ever offered In Haul's
Addition, Washington's e1elu.
Give residential section: they
have all the latest modern
equipment; beautiful lots. Price.
$3.50. Reasonable terms can
be arranged. Open for tngpse-
t5ou daily.
PHILLIPS q aA0ER, mo,
Y. oa. 1l0o New York ave. AZ
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1oR. HOUsE-H.W.H. ST. BET. 18th AND
18th. 7r. house. st. bet. 10th and 18th.
J. +. HOLLAND. Phone N. 2223. 23s
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY THREE-srORY
iron-brick house. 1460 Harvard st. NV. Un-
furnished. 10 rooms 2 baths. gas, electricity
hot-water heat, cellar under entire house, laun-
dry, packing room, servants toilet in cellar;
one square from both 18th ut. car and Mt.
Pleasant car. Price. $13 1000. Key At OWN
Err, 1854 Harvard st.
FOR SALE-ON WISCONSIN AVE. EXTEND
ed, opposite Edgemore, In exclusive Subdivision,
one square from trolley; attractive home: .
rooms. bath: attic; cellar; h.w.h.; frep!ace.:
porches; cerner: $50 by 1sO: additional ground
available: lawn shade; howes; shrubbery;
fruit; garden: chicken run; two-stofy garage
for two cars: built for owner; reasonable.
Address Boz 217-C. Star of1ce.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

4e7 FLA. AVE. NW.-LARGE sToRERooM
and cellar; Groom and bath apt above and
2-story factory bldg. in rear; on yearly lease
to responsible party. $50 Southern bldg.
FOR RENT-A NICE STORE, 63e ST. NV;
rent reasonable. See MR. JACK, 623 ct.
NV 26s
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

sIX-RooM FRAME, NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted; near 2 car lines; Vienna. Va: trade
subject to $500 trust for lots equity In city
house.
Is acres rich. tilable. level land near Hern-
don, Va; fronting sides on county road sell
cheap on terms; clear: or trade for city house.
Five alley houses. clear of trust: sell cheap
on terms or trade part or all for first payment
in modern or room house, any section.
From one to ten clear lots. all sections, for
equity in city houses.
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sTXsRooM, BATH AND RECEPTION HALL;
cellar under entire house; fine laundry: two
story porch; twenty-foot paved alley; cheap.
BY owner; no brokers. Address Box 1S8-P.
Star Office. 25'
SEND DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE YOU WANT
to buy. II not on our list we will locate and
tnke you to inspect. No expense whatever.
Address Box 1SO-P, Star office. "a
THREE 7-RooM HOUSES IN BALLsToN;
large lots; easy terms; also many other prop
critics. E. W. HAMMAN. Ballston. Va. 25s
8-ROOM HOUSE AND ACRES FINE LAND
in Falls Church. Va; cheap; investigate. Il.
W. HANNAH, Ballston. Va. 25s
BARGAIN = NINE-ROOM HOUSE, TAKOMA
Park; 50x25S feet; gas; hot-water heater:
chicken house, fruit tIees, large lawn and
porches; reasonable TERMS. Phone Col. 1928.
213 Maple ave. 24s
CHEvY CHASE. D. O.; NEW BUNGALOW.
nine rooms and two tiled baths; hardwood
built-in hreproof garage; nice lot and plenty Of
shade. Price, -, 500: easy terms. q. c. BAL
LEY Main 5231. After pm. Col. 7758.
By OWNER, POSSESSION OCTOBER 1; 10
rooms; hot-water heat; six bedrooms; front
and rear stairways; near 18th and Columbia
road. Address Boz lisp. Star ofice.
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CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE"
Lee D. Latimer Company,
1434 New York ave.
A bargain for quick sale. Just
across the District line, 2 squares
from Mount Rainier station. a
large corner lot, 50x120 feet, with
well built brick house; eight rooms
and bath, gas and electric light;
good furnace: early possession.
Only $3.50: $500 cash. Lower
price for 81, 600 cash.
Lee D. Latimer Company,
franklin 6105. 1894 N, 7. ave.
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w 6GN 1xO AZ nGkN H.
wANTED-HoUsE Or BUNGALOW, s TO :
rooms: modern conveniences; in general vicin-
ity Of Rock Creek Park; furnished or unfur-
nished; reasonable price; refs. II desired. Phone
between and pm, Columbia 6iSS. .,
urbs or nearby country; large lot or acreage;
must be subject to lease for term Of years;
at reasonable monthly rental. Address Box
159-P, Star ONCE.
FURNISHED, UP-TO-DATE HOUSE, IN
Chevy Chase district or nearer town; to 8
rooms; garage. II possible; man and wife
wish same until Dec. 1; immediate possession;
best references. Main 1857. room 1011. 25'
WANTED-7 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE, IN GOOD
northwest section Of city; furnished or unfur-
nished. Address Boz 161-P, Star oii3ce. 25s
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE
or apartment in either Chevy Chase, Cleveland
Park. Woodley Park or Mt. Pleasant car line.
ing nearer city considered than California st. |;
NO linen, blankets, china or silver desired; one
hundred dollars per month; make appointment
for Sunday. Address Boz 202-P. Star ONCE.
FIVE OR SIX ROOM MODERN UNFUR-
dress Box l9s-P, Star ONCE 25s
sEvEN-ROOM, MODERN. DETACHED OR
semi-detached; Cleveland Park or vicinity; rent,
SIS to Ss5. Cleve. 1872. 24s
UNFURNfSHED DETACHED HOUSE IN n, w.
section, by October LIST; 10 rooms and garage
II possible; viii lease. Address Box 24s-P.
FURNISHED HOUSE, TEN TO TWELVE AT.
tractive rooms; ami; careful adult family;
lease September L. n. q. JOHNSON, 1880
WANTED Oh OCTOBER. FUR.
n,.sse 6Ss nSg,s & 5su. s:.ss scsE
Phone Kensington 10c-W or address Boz 100,
North Chew Chase. Nd. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

rw0 OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
iitchenette and bath. Call Mr.. SKEELS, be-
ween 8 and II am. week days. Line. 5906.
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and bath brick house, 2nd and y sts, NV. !:
$500 cash. Price. $500. Address Box 36-P.
Star Office 13s
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1 WILL RENT MY PLACE. BURRL.AND. III
miles from Middleburg. Va, hous9. stable. ga
rage and surrounding grounds. from Noy.k1 for
holland, Middleburg. Va. 25e
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ton and the rare culture Of a mind
which those seven years have enrich
ed beyond what Is usual even in wom-
on of intellect. Her money does not
influence me in her favor nor does 1t
weigh with men in my present opin-
ion Of her complete fitness for the
position you are so eager to give her
That That this will make make you u happy
which cannot be too speedy.
This was the bombshell which had
disturbed Carleton Roberts compla-
cency. barred his own soul to his hor-
rified view. and revealed to him the
weakness Of his moral nature, which
he had hitherto considered strong.
For his first impulse was one of re-
coil, not only from the secret mar
riage, which shut him of from these
new hopes; but from his youthful
of his fiowery bonds and eager for
mans life in his native city Oh, why
had he urged this immature girl to
take the ride which had led him into
slavery to one who could not advance
him in life. however queenlike she
moved and talked and smiled upon the
world from the heights of her ply
steal PROJECTIONS. 1t was brain that
was needed--an understanding like
Lucie's. tempered, like hers, by years.
not months, Of culture and refined
1t was at this point he paused in his
restless walk and looked for inspira-
tion to the far-off waters of the bluest
OF all seas.
Suddenly he resumed his walk; then,
quickly stopping again. sat down at
his desk and with an air of desperate
haste began q letter to his mother
with the announcement:
1T is too late. Unfortunately for
your scheme, am already
He never got any further. A fresh
impulse drove him into the street,
He could not thus summarily settle
his future fate. 1t meant too much
70 him. He must take time to think.
His heart clamors loudly for its
rights; he is only twenty-six-andi in
a rush of feeling which should have
been his salvation he turned toward
that nest among the flowers where
help was TO be had If help was to
come at all in this crisis Of conflicting
passions.
Tho hour was noon, one which he
had never chosen before for a visit to
ErmentrudeI Would he find her in?
Would she be in spirits to meet him?
Would she look beautiful-worthy Of
his name, worthy Of the greatest sac
rlfce q man can make for a womanp
He half hoped that che would: that
he would find his chains riveted and
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other passions, and he is in the grip
Of the one mightiest in men of his
stamp the all-engrossing, all-de-
manding one of personal ambition.
tation even. hand had been held out
to him whose least grasp meant sue,
cess in tEs one field most to his mind
"a political career under auspices
which had never been known to fail.
But there were conditions attached
conditions which year before would
have filled him with joy. but which
now stood like burrier between him
and his goal, unless But he was
not yet ready to disavpw his wife.
trample upon her heart, nay. on his
own as well-that is. without a
For the third time he read the let
ter, which, you will see. was from his
mother.
MY Son: have an apology to
make and bit of news to give you.
and to see distraction abroad, felt
that was doing justice to your i'm
maturity and saving you from ties
which might very easily jeopardize
your future happiness.
But I have lately changed my mind.
In seeing more of her have not only
learned her worth. but the advantage
such woman would be to one of
your tastes and promise. And she loves
you more devotedly, perhaps, than you
have loved her. How do I know this?
Let me tell you of an interview I
had with certain relative OF hers
last night. I allude to her brother,
and for a recognized boss, buried out
of sight in politics, he has more heart
in his breast than have ever given
him credit for. Not having. children
Of his own, he has conferred his af-
fections on this choice little sister Of
his. and, finding her far from happy.
came to see me yesterday evening
with this proposition: If I would con-
sent to your union with Lucie, ahd
withdraw my opposition to your i'm
mediate marriage, he would take your
future in charge and put you in the
way Of political advancement only to
be limited, as he says, by your talents.
know. Let 1t hasten your return, which
cannot be too speedy.
After this. how can I do otherwise
than bid you follow your impulses
parity Of years to which | have hith-
erto taken exception. Were she as
poor as she is accounted rich, should
say the same, now that have sound
ed the depths of her lovely DISPOSE
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secure beyond the power of any force
to break.
AS his musings faltered, he turned
the knob of the little side door and
went in. AS he did so a shower of
rose leaves fell upon him from the
vines enveloping the balcony.
He shuddered slightly and passed
down the hall. Everything was very
still.
She was asleep. Lying on a couch
In utter WEAKNESS or pain, she had
drifted off into the land OF dreams
and he felt that he had a moment OF
respite. He could look and weigh
the question: Love or quick success?
A weakling's paradise or the goal Of
the strong man?
full as he thought. But she was more
touching-less robust. less bounteous
of aspect, more child-like. more APP
pealing-a woman who, If he were no
more of a man than he appeared to be
in this hurly-burly of pleasure and
fashion. might in time do him credit
and hold him back from follies.
But he was not just the man these
casual friends and admirers consid-
him than that; He knew this better
brother, or even his adoring mother
Great opportunities awaited him and
q large space In the affairs of men, il
not Of nations. Such confidence did
he feel in himself at this fevered mo-
ment that he never doubted that
eventually he would gain all this,
even with the handicap Of good
looking but unsophisticated wife.
But not quickly; -. step by
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ing to take it ali at a bound.
Poor girl! and she lay there under
or Of the II fact that her II fate as We'll
as his was trembling in the balance;
unmindful, though her dreams were
far from joyous-or why the tear
yelling from between her lashes as he
gazed.
She was alone in the house; he know
1t by the complete silence. He could
look and look and study her every
feature, without fear Of interruption;
meet her FIRST glance of tender aston
ishment, which might restore him to his
better self.
Drawing up q chair, he sat down;
then started upright again with dilat-
ing eyes and a strange shadow on his
brow. One of her arms lay upper
most and on the hand-almost as hne
as Lucie's, but not quite-he saw the
ring-his ring, and 1t hung loosely
The poor child was growing thin.
hand downward" he muttered. to
himself, 81 believe that ring would
fall off," Did some stray glimpse of
his own features. wearing a look
never to be seen on them before, con-
front him from some nearby mirror
heart murmur rose to his lips? or
was 1t at a thought, hideous but
tempting, which held him. gained
upon him and soon absolutely pos.
sessed him, till his own hand went out
stealthily and with hesitations to-
ward those helpless fingers of hers,
now approaching. now withdrawing,
and now approaching them again, but
not touching them, great as his I'M
pulse was to do so, for fear she would
wake, while yet the devil gripped his
arm and lit up baleful fires In his
eyes.
He had remembered those words of
hers: Have you ever thought that
with the exception OF this ring no
proof exists in all the world Of our
ever having been married" Remem-
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