New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

see, if he has married this Files more woman he takes over his own money and the house and other property. A lot of wheels ought to be set moving"
 Perhaps" she suggested. he IS waiting till you're back in New York to sec you about all these matters. After all he can easily wait"
 Wees Only, between ourselves. Lester wouldn't see it like that, at all. He's-quecr, in some ways He doesn't include in his makeup . great many simple emotions that in most people you take for granted. He doesn't ropudjate them-he just doesn't possess them. You don't know him and therefore you th,nN he may be refraining from botharing me with his affairs until I've finished one way or the other with this business. Well. | know that whatever is his reason toI silence, it isn't that
 She was silent. She was remem- ofrIng how she had burnt the let t,Ss in her bedroom candle-flame, substituting couple of brief tele- grams.
 Shocking you2" asked Grannoch. But you must have guessed tha. I've no feeling for Lester beyond old association and my pledge 10 my mother that hc should b" my special charge. T learnt ycaIS ago never 10 expect anything rom hun in return. ROse, I've thought 6 great deal lately about what happened that night when Nurse ElIosmore left ne and my sight went
 Dear, Nou promised me lor would put it from your mind
 Yes, know; but l cant. T. seems 10 me more and more that we uaE have been pushing the whole blame on 10 her, forgetting that Lester. ev,n on his own admis- sion had a shar. m Ir. He may have had a bigger share than he says"
 Nothing can alter the fact tha, Sh" forgot sh, was a nurse on duty. Even if she only forgot it for one s,oond sua is 10 blame for every thing that followed. If a sig nalman doesn't pull over his lever when he sHouId-thera is disaster . F a sentry ,l,-p~--'
 Aren't thos, comparisons hard or her."
 NO"
 she kuau ;u.t her voir. had eaarpened. Sae lonsed to change the subject but calrDd to.
 Perhaps Tm unduIy ma1gustluI of Lester" he agreed with a sigh. "Au the same. shall talk it over with Lytcon again when ] get the claHce. II Lester has married her. sae has become a member Of the -amilg and-Nou-I ought 10 bury The ha'che,. Especjauy tc-" h., nrsitarcd -- If this operation sur- clcds."
 If i succeeds" said HaUa very Icw shall you b. able 70 for@lrt L.r:'
 "I - dour -- luo9. Say would never, of course. b. the kind O. woman one could ,uudamt uraly r.- srect; on, the other hand. 10 go CT bearing grudge would b. useless: poisonous. Eose---'
 Shc leaned closer against tjm She ooaId not for the rsomrut trust u,r lo:er.
 Il haze -om~ang 70 asa o' you =. sgupos. ] m4.t hr In" oHl. mao in fHe world who could srtU ind something 10 ask, after all Ecg'}" given mo-"
 "Tsu me-
 'I shall haE" 10 -o 70 ,u. hos. pt.M for tho or.ranoa Wju yor s'.c5 with me-.
 "nat SaHeN naturally am 90 jr@ with you, bid you sai0n-~-'
 "pf co8rr~, But I'm asajr4 wora."
 'I shall bo n .aa place whfl~ they're opora.iue. shant leave ii uU tbcly, Iot me s.e you" { He Was silent. She looked at hin. pIeadnglE Beneath the clark ban dage his mouth was firm but ssh" felt that it. WAS the tirnluess Of the man who refuses 10 b. coward.
 "SaE.ly, f there is anything anlflIng that would help Eou---''