New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
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. i,ao1-nor ca-p! And now VOL as @@rt yourself about what l shall do. You put >our foot down.
 sAe laughed, i high pitched 1irthless laugh. sardonie and bitter, 4aa added;
 T hope to goodness, Jack Stuart that you won't have 10 hold your foot down" putil meekly obey your order. I wasn't perfectly sure -- hadn't fully decided untI vol. 'pu' yoar foot down whether I'd accept that offer or not Now Tin entirely settled or th matter I shah take it."
 All right, Jili." said Jack, swal- lowing thc bitter dose with difficult Y, and realizing gain. when if was too lat>, the folly ot trying to drive rhis woman. You seem determined ro p1.t tt' devil and in deep blue sea between Is, so 20 ahead. You've accused me titne and again Of infi- delity, l might is well have .h' game as tn name for all l can s-tt''
 .>galn rhe laugh. u.irtIJlrS., sar- castle.
 'Go as Tar as >ou lIl~, Jack" sle cried. on the verge of mysteries and wanting 10 hurt him. 10 make his heart in proportion to The ache in her own.
 Lov,' What straag, and con- tradictory tactics Il sometimes u uiopts to assert itself
 These rno joy.i each other dear ly and vt they We're each trying his and her best to say something 10 hurt the other. And 10th were of that temperament 'lat could easily he hurt,
 And so th. winter passed Every tno weeks Jill came home on sun la, morning and remained o},r pD- ttl Monday noon, And .>ory other Monday morning, before starting Lack to take up her dancing Jnh, -ha would gi1r Jack Fl rh'ci for S1eop. made payable Q hiu,. All her ,xpcnsos ner@ paid, including rail- road fare. so her salary was clear. When l., 17esitat0I on 'ha first occa sion, about accepting tin cheek. sh' said;
 "B4rls 1f rh.u. for ii chlldreu, our interests regarding them. at lsast, are one,," And SO the account -re~ at tine rHte of $2.'f"" Il month. h May her engageint tnt Was t"rn1i- mated until October.
 But before October there Is :, D. trmher. and the latter part of that September witnessed aD "yrut in the stuart fanjly-one of tho.sc events which east their shadows hotore.' Had Jack and Jill been on perfectly aniahle terms. she would doubtless have acquainted him af once with the prospective coming Of this we'll known bird,
 Considering it. nature, and cIor,- thing on" would have thought th@ coming event would have been 'h' on" certain n1~ans of bringing about roadjustmon' in iho domestic r. lations ot Jack and Jill.
 NilIu-f4tN t'ttpli- it. II tii'l tl'' llIIl- uf the sort. notNitllstandinc Jjll's tentative hints that she was ready 10 declare an arnls'ic". Sine" tn, closing of her engagement she had senn y,rv little nt Professor L. Tarte. Jack may have scen Nita ocna sonallN, but thcv did not go around 'ogfsher. as ti"y had in the winter. It nas just that Jack foem- I'd 10 faN" acquired inc habit of ronsijerIuc himself All abused and injured husband.
 As the time approached for the event to transnlre. Jack grew more and more irri'ahle and moroSc. r seemed almost IS if iie jlsliksd the very prospect II came to pass on he twenty third ot >e ptrmber Thc event" which proved io ho of fem mine se nder. opf ned its dark brown py"s on the world just al dawn, fin the same room in the i1 hospital N here is hro1he Peter and Paul. and it's sister Helen, had first seen tn" light Of day.
 "oh, the pretty brown eyes Of It."