New Britain herald., 1930-12-20
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wife's Triumph Ove- Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

l problem will be settled. I saw to it that their trunks contained all their possessions good enough 10 take to school There is plenty of money for their other requirements, new clothing room equipment etc, but such preparation entails q great amount Of work, and I am so sorry 70 inflict t upon Margaret with all her cares However I am desperate. 'I am so distraught about Rod orick. suppose he can 90 to school with his brothers. some boys 90 away that young, but he is so little. However, you must use your best judgment for I have none left. Do as you think best and wire mo your |. cision. When I leave here, 1t will be hard to get me, but I shall try to advice you from time 10 time how 10 reach me The physicians hope much for Edwin from this journey, and this is all that mat ters new.
 Your distracted sister, Harriet" /" I folded the letter and spoke quiet ly 70 DicEy standing in the window.
 'I're road it through Dlcky,"
 He Wh!rled and came over 10 me.
 Well. shall We send Roderick to school with the older ones?" he asG- ed and h.s quizzical smile lifted a weight from my heart, although ] ought 10 have known my husband 8 tender. protecting love for children too we'll to doubt his decision even Tor an instant.
 lover my dead body" ] answered, smiling back at him. He stays right here with Junior u'ho will be- Ae'o in fairies if he finds out his wish has conc true so soon."
 Marion's uneNpected Request
 Better rot tell him or the others yet" Dlcl-v Counseled wisely. Tt would onIy upset their holidays. even if tbey welcomed the new ar rangemert. which I am inclined 10 think they Rll There's one good thing. miiyear isn't until February. so youIl have q breathing spell be- fore they're out:itted for school. But l. will be hard enough on you anyway with them here for that tune. Do you know you're a thor oughbred, and q mighty good scout, though that's rank redundancy"
 He was bending over me. tender ly, his face close to mine when he heard Marions voice caroling. "Auntie Madge where are you? Here are Ronald and Carolyn"
 T might as well live under the blue laws" Dicky grumbled, when they put you in stocks for kissing your wife. But I suppose youth must be served"
 He opened the door and the three young people came in, Ronald and Carolyn looking rather uncertain as if they were nor quite sure or their reception, But Marion had a pur- posefuI look.
 May ! soc you a minute all by yourself, AuutIe Madze2" she asked Ronald. you take Uncle Dicky cut and ,ain 10 him. and Carol, you tackle mother. I'll take care Of lad later. HeN do whatever Moth er likes, anyway"
 She gave the effect of "shoolus" them all out Of the room. and when they had gone she turned 10 mn.
 What they're taking about can wait" she said hurriedly. II don't need to see you alone for that. But l do van; 10 ask you--" she hesi- tated oddlv-then appeared 10 gath er case-"Win you please get me that box gave you 10 put away for me, my grandmother's lock box, you know with the secret drawer lud my fortune in it?'
 CContinued Mondar)
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