New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
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Lou to have Tim Donegal in thei | house.
 Honey Lou, angered by Jack objections to Donegal leaves tn flat for her mothers home. Mar gret tells her she has no reason t, be jealous of Jane Ayres, Jack secretary, but f, watch Angela Honey Lou returns to the flat, ; quarrel follows.
 Honey Lou moves into the gues room and further complicates he domestic affairs by her "silen treatment" of Jack.
 Honey Lou, on motor ride witl Angela and Donegal, decides tt follow Jacks wishes in regard tt Donegal.
 Donegal's arrest delays Hone. Lou's and Angela's return until two in the morning.
 The published news Of Donegal: arrest in connection with the name: of Angela and Honey Lou, to. gether with Angela's duplicity finally culminates in the separation of Jack and Honey Lou.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER LII
 Mary spent the whole morning packing up her clothes. She took her time at it, and even washed uI some of her soiled clothes before she went.
 And while she was doing it sht talked on and on, although Honey Lou pretended not to listen mos of the time.
 "Such a place to work in!" she said. as if to herself. Lonesome as the grave, without anybody say. ing a word for days and days and then the both of ye roaring al each other like a couple of wild lions, all of sudden. don't know how I've stood the pair of ye for eleven months, l don't. Iris a won- der I haven't lost me mind"
 Honey Lou couldn't help laugh ing at her, angry though she was For Mary had had beautiful time for the past eleven months, and she knew it. She had her friends In for "a taste of tea and a bit of bread and butter' two or 'hree times a week. She had had all her evenings to herself.
 And there never had bsen any really hard work to do in the lit- tie flat with it's shining new furni- ture and spotless rugs and draper ies.
 You've had a lead-pipe cinch, Mary, and you know it as well as I do," she told her. And why you are suddenly leaving me l don't know"
 She soon found out why. At one o'clock an eXpressman .:ame for Mary's tin trunk.
 To Honey Lou's utter surprise he did not load it on his truck, put carried it on his back through the gate in the back fenta.
 With puzzled 9y'r she watched him take it across th" Aliens back yard md vanish with it into the back door of the Aliens big stone house.
 50 that's why you're lcaring!" Honey Lou turnr1 or the wdr-like Mary. "You're going D the A. lens. I suppose Miss Angela of fered you more money." Suppose all you iille!" said Mary, flinging up he" loublo chin. T guess I'm free to do AS like and go WHERE I lilie-and lis none of your busine's!'
 And she flouncel out Of the house and down the back steps leaving her little bedroom off the kitchen like a pig Len. and all the dirty dishes standing in the sink.
 Honey Lou watched her cross the yard, and go numbering up the steps of Grumpy's house and Hnock on the back door.
 In two minutes, Honey ioI, her self, was running across the yard. She dashed around to the floAt door and rushed into tn; hall.
 Nothing was to be seen Of Mary. The Head was all alone at her writing desk when Honey Lou burst into the library witA its rows of books and its old-fashiorcd ful- niture. She raised her white had and looked up in surprise.
 Did Mary, my cook. want to See you?" she asked breathlcssly. Did she just come in here?'
 Jacks mother stared at her. Why, I don't know, I'm sure" she said coldly. She sometimes does come in 10 have a cup of tea in the kitchen with Sarah. Why?"
 "Oh, nothing" She was almost in tears. "Only I've been lied about so much that I just made up my mind I wouldn't have any more of it! You all treat me as if ] were some kind of a criminal! You've