New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
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it's got to be based on something sounder like respect and .. and tolerance"
 And certainly he respected Phil lipa She was clever, All that was doubtful about her she managed 10 color with an> air of honesty that Alan little suspected was only a pose. She took clothes from him. and Alan believed 1t vas because she had to have them to go out with him, and that she accepted his invitations only out of the kindness ot her heart. simply to cheer q friend over rough era. She was q regular girl,
 One day he woke mp to the fat that he was serious concerning her H. had stopped writing to Natalie the short notes that hurt her al most IS much as complete silence would have done. He was with Thilupa most Of the time, and al ways telling himself that she would make q wonderful wife.
 She knew what was going on in aiz mind. He was constantly r~- tarring 10 marriage. moralizing on il and revealing his beliet in every ones right 70 happiness T. Wls plaIn 10 her that he was seeking 70 convince himself that they could find happiness together. The amount of love he had for her scarcely concerned PhtlHpa She vas interested primarily in help irg him decide 10 take chance or marriage first and love after ward
 She had a plan ready And she felt the time vas now ripe 10 put r. into effect.
 CHAPTER NNII
 Pnillipa and Alan had some very zcod times together. She discovered the things he liked to do but hadn c. There were several museums he had wanted for years 10 visit sometime. A fen church Of special interest and certain old buildings ot historic il interest
 Brooklyn Br.dEe. To walk across t- had been 2 suppressed desire for eEz~ 90 long 4 beautiful m-d-WIl- ter day came and he and Phillipa ~aIEed across the bridge. She was ss bright and sparkling as the day.
 Alan was impressed with her vsral.ty. She had been Up since seven o'clock so she told him. it vss the one morning on which her mother could sleep late. Dad d. rzvs wants hls hreahfas- earlr. TO matter vha- day f is" she eN- qizired aiding Iauehtngiy. Sun day is wasted on h.n
 "Tou certainly do Eet . kick out ot life. don't vou7' Alan remarked after musing while on the things .hey he'd done together. while Phil lra walked 7lth him il silence. She did no. answer him. sensing h. had more 70 zav. "Yog love .ce taea.e~ and dancing te vent oa -=t.ac--ve.v and yet VOL don | -ro1ra rhan ! Cet ted up or them a hi- and want something like this
 Ea waved h.z hand 10 indicate i tho change m their recre atIo1 anl Fhlh7a understood zll tha- the ges- rlrs vas meant 10 convey.
 But still she did not answer Alan talked on telling her ho~ necessary # Has D have a con- p-rton sptrI. If pe, Ideas were tc be>zh7red. ho7- impossible lt 1as to en5ov life alone. or with 2 per son ot dlss.mN1r tastes
 Finally her unusual silence caught tls attention. He drew hi: gaze away from the rlver view sn1 looked down at her She was not tall - jus. an appealing height tc a Afanz mind H. wanted to he leaned CT. and PhiIl.7s had h=er =-vlrz 2. good performance Of zrr ~ho could sand ID alone ru-r sr far and no farther
 H. saw z, once she 7as d. pressed I. vas quick chsrze. h.r when h. asked her zha- vas wrong she trslz.at there ~az nothing tat mater
 Alan l.. t pass. for 2 while Bg . she confirmed q3Iet and rcrsjv- Pres4n-lr they turned hack rowar .r- Manhattan end ot the br.dc 2 Prlllraz suggestion. after sh. rad taken 2 Hurried glance at he v~r-zr watch