The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-08
tcontInued From Ye.tsrdayl

Then she went pale, but shs was
game. and clustered: -Jullanl wha,
the devil do you meant What's
Julian got to DO with uT'
was looking At her steadily.
"Juiian's In there. isn't ho7-
MY dear child. you must b
dippy.-
"Dippy. indeed You're not alone,
are you, sadisT =
No. OF course not, but -
What's the name Of your guest ?
Really. you know. this 10 a bit
thick
What's his nAns7 II you don't
tell mo, I'm going 20 stay and meet
him"
Obviously rhs was IN panic.
Look hero. old dear khs said. you
really mustn't do that" l beiEod n
chair and sat on IL -oh. damn Il
ALL ! can't Etyp tho fellow away"
We faced each other silently for Eome
tins. the maid looking on with mar
veloun cooluoaa A. last Sadie burst
out; well. ] suppose I've got 10 DO
rotten, iust because you're potty. It's
lockwood
~oh." / said. gently. picking NJ tho
ailk hat How did SIR. lockwood
coms 10 exchange hats with Julian p
She ala not understand AZ oncs.
Then. porociving tho initials, her sslt-
/ control deserted hcr. She had only
enough presenoo OF mind TO remark.
Get outl" 10 tho maid. Then she
flung herself on her knees before mo.
/ trying TO HSiss the hands which /
Withdrew. begging me 10 believe that
! II was an accident, that they'd had
lunch together. that he'd como IN for
drink. She was crying. her tears
I furrowod tho powder on her face.
/ looked AZ her iclly. whIlo Bhs pro-
tested nj first I Ind been judicial.
| like n lawyer: cross-oTnmlned her;
now ! was merely incrsdulous and
I Disguised. Could Julian be unfaithtul
70 me with creature like that7 /
I suppose women arc always amazed
when their men turn to other WON
en-. Their vanity crashes. She wen,
on protesting. She swora II had
never happened before. Besides.
was quite wrong. She was III. sho
WIS oil in n fever. oh. II only I'd
20 away and believe her. she'd never
SEQ Julian again: she'd ,nko Job
in the States. only was to say
something. For Gods sake was to
say something. How contemplate
/ she seemed Not because shed taken
my man, but because she crnwled. IL
she'd faced mo could have hated
her.
| Suddenly loathed her got MP.
wasn't going to stay in this place
any moro, in this vile, immoral place
| tPharisce y while this worm writhed
at my feet. planned my departure,
very cold and dlgnIhed. or course,
/ would never Heo Julian again. Then
/ heard his voice: Sadie. what arc
| you palaverinE nbout7 / say =" Ho
drew nearer. stopped short, staring at
me.
And once moro the theatrical scene
set Itself with different characters.
/ Julian and standing in silence, and
! tho woman taken in adultery weeping
on the floor. But couldn't bo cold
and dignified. Ursula Trent Of Ciber
Court, ut the sight OF her lover, lost
all the instinct OF nm English gentle
woman. took step forward. trying
TO speak, and discovering that tho
Htarc rightly shows us people who
speak between their clenched teeth.
I couldn't get them apart
BEAST Cad 80 that's what you
were DOING hate you"
Look hero. Little Bear -
Don't speak to me. what do you
want TO speak to mo for7 You've
got no use for mo" He made IN
uncertain gesture. Don't touch me
What have you got TO do with me-
Isn't pho good enough for your"
"Oh, Little Bear" moaned Sadie
getting up, don't sny things like
thntl"
| took not tho slightest notice Of
| her, j was sun LOOKING NJ Julian.
you lied 10 me all this year, sup
pose. How many mistresBcg have
you had7 You curt You little curlcd
puppy with your pretty waya and
your lying tongue. I suppose every
body knows about this and I'm
cyerybody's Joke. suppose every
body's talking Of your keep, The
poor little thing, 30 innocent, I sup
pose. Can't say boo 10 goose, can
sho7 II moods an accident for her