New Britain herald., 1930-08-05

Not the sort of girl one could marry! If one did marry, it wouldn't be a little Judy Grant,"
 Wouldn't it?
 So that was what he thought of her this horrible, ugly, loathsome man! She wasn't the kind of girl he would marry. Oh, dear, no, He would only be slimily, disgustingly amiable and deferential and friend ly, and try to cheat her and throw dust in her eyes, and trick her into believing he had the greatest re- spect in the world for her-that was all!
 Men were all alike. Didn't she know the world? But she had very nearly allowed herself to be fooled.
 There was no time to stay there and rage inwardly against Bruce Gideon. They might come back at any moment. She was not going to be found there.
 She slipped across the studio and out into the corridor that led to the central hall. When she came upon a servant, it was not the one who had admitted her.
 Will you please tell MT. Storn- away" she said, that I came to tell him I couldn't sit for him to- day? I'm his model They said ! there vas someone with him, so I waited a minute, but as there's no 1 sign Of him I've come away. Just Say that Miss, Grant called to say that she was too tired to sit today. He'll understand. Thanks so much" And before the servant could an- swer she was running down the stairs and had reacheds the front dcOr.
 The maid went to find stornaway and delivered the message. She found him with Bruce Gideon in his den, Both men assumed that indy had just come to the, front dcor and left the message. They made no comment, and shortly afterward Gideon took his leave.
 Judy meanwhile, walked as fast a5 her legs could carry her She was deaf and blind with fury She did not see where she was going, and 1t was miracle that she was not run over at the crossings.
 Not the sort of girl one could marry, It wouldn't be little Judy Grant"
 The words rang in her ears like clashing bells. They reused the devil in her. She could gladly have killed both Gideon and Stornaway it she had been strong enough.
 So that was what Mir. Punch thought of her, All this time he had been scheming to make her be- lieye that he was decent-trying to deceive her. Then, mhen she was thoroughly blinded. when the time came, then, no doubt
 She ground her little teeth as she rushed headlong through the park.
 She found herself. presently, and remembered that she wanted a new pair of stockings for her dancing practice. She was always wearing ! holes in her stockings, and they hurt her when they were too much 1 alarmed. She was such a bad darner ! and Chummy, who would have . loved 10 do il for her. was worse.
 She went into a shop and bought , 3 pair at random. She was fiercely | glad, inside her violent little being, | that she owed nothing to Bruce | Gideon not thing beyond the in troduction to Guarvenius. except | a few meals and motor trips. She l need never eat al the same table ! with him or go to a theater with |. him again. When she wanted 10 see ! dancing, she could save up, as she 1 used 10 do, and go. and stand up in . the gallery, or let one of the boys . treat her, if he could afford it.
 Never again! Never again should that odious man be allowed to do . q kindness to one of her friends, as he had done to Dan.