New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

Dr.. simpson-oh. don't think that
would interest them
Marcia-Afraid to fly! Well I'm
interested already,
Job in France was nerves. you see,
and this boy. one of our best flyers
refuse refused to go UP. Said he knew he
him to see me. I saw something was
wrong. So I said, This is a serious
business, my lad. refusing orders"
The boy was engaged to marry nice
girl over in London, but lately, in
France. he had met another girl and
know what was the trouble but there
1t was, in his subconsciousness--as a
splinter might be left in the body
somewhere and interfere with perfect
Mr.. Davis, the District Attorney
tJohn craig)-You interest mo IN
tsSnssy tS5ns T. Pr bsir Simpson ,a3 That sort Of
DR.. sinpson--weli. break down a
fellows self-respect and you weaken
his morale; especially flyers need the
finest tone all the time.
Marcia-How did you get him to tell
you this? Do men talk about their
affairs?
DR.. simpson-Oh. 1t took me hours
Tt,s BIT, Jumping UNI Tato to the solution said
hcr?' Yes" Want to marry herr"
Yes" "Does she want to marry your"
Yes" rs she a sensible girl? Yes"
We'll. my boy, If / were you. ia 20
right over to London and tell her ali
about It," / got him a weeks leave.
He told the girl-she forgave him. He
came back and few perfectly: no sign
Mr.. Kailan Emmett Corrigan)-You
suspected in your. first talk with the
boy that something OF that nature
was on his mind7
Dr.. Simpson, was sure Of IT.
Ravis-Suppose he hadn't had your
advice and had been compelled to
DR.. simpson, think he would have
Marcia-Must everybody tell every-
thing?
DR.. simpson-Everybody.
Mrs. Purdy-But everybody doesn't.
DR.. Simpson-Oh, yes, everybody
Toes-somehow, somewhere, some time
everybody.
There you have the real theme o
Nemesis" Everybody tells, some wa.
-somehow-some time; perhaps no
by word of mouth, not by the writer
line, but there are many other way
Of telling. The guilty conscience speak
in clarion tones to those who ar
trained to listen and to see. Late
on, Mr.. Kallan says: "That's wha
Dante. meant"
DR.. simpson-Exactly. All these
people in his Inferno Just grabbed him
ana Virgil till they'd all told their
stories This pair on your bas-re-
Kallan (interrupting)-Yes,I brought
them from Italy twenty years ago.
MIR. Jovaine, who Is sculptor himself,
says It is masterpiece.
. Jovaine (Pedro de Cordoba)-It IL
masterpiece These groups are as
perfect as Greek frieze, every figure
accurately modelled with the variety
and freedom OF Dore.
Kallan-That couple floating In tho
center Is the guilty wife and her lover.
The wreath about them Is made up of
nude figures in every conceivable pos
ture Of pain and agony
Grace--I call that very unpleasant.
Mrs Purdy-Td say, decadsnt.
Kallan-Nothing decadent about the
husbands answer. Malatesta killed
them both. (Quotes} I'm the book
that day we read no more"
Again, in the studio scene, Act Il
we get another viewpoint of vital i'm
port:
Marcia--There was something in
that letter about rather seeing me
dead than leaving me-"
Jovaine-No. it wasn't put 80 bluntly
as that, I'm sure.
Marcia-You know would rcther
be dead, don't your
Jovaine--I know you love me, yes.
dear, and we'll be happy there, few
miles from Paris, with my work while
it's daylight; then real fun. entire re-
taxation with people who know how to
play refreshingly and how to and
beauty, instead of efficiency and divt-
dends In every object
Marcia-But II we were only safe on
board, Louis. fear Ben knows about
Jovaine-Know what? What can
anybody know? You mean he sus-
poets? What makes you think SO?
Marcia--Hcrbert Simpson sent me
his book. that book he has written
about his speciality. Nerves and 20
forth. Well. ever since that night
at the bridge party, Ben has taken
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