, 1935-07-19
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muchL You see. this isn't Just mm
Inn. The guests win come NV lin
vttation. and the majority ars
friends of mine Of course n thay
wtsh 10 bring others I don't mind
And I suppose n someone asked "a
come wouldn't refuse he
laughed gnIIy III think w VIII De
n lot OF fur myself-but Mothers
very dubious about t. although sne
likes the place
when win | meet your motherT'
Jc asked with trepidation-
RE glanced at nia watch -YouM
rave time Tor q tub before dinner.
Suppose we three have dinner 70
Fetherr nm meet yOu downstairs
but first I want 10 see TX you iika
your rooma-
10 did like her rooms She liked
y them tremendously. and she
could imagine they would De twice
a. attractive I'M broad daylight
when the sun streamed IN on the
ray carpet and the chintE curtains
There was N ~fairsiEed sitting
room furnished with comfort and
dignity. q small bedroom; and o
shower and bath There waa even
on the desk a row on new ana
brightly iacketed modern novelist
II never saw such a charming
room 10 told Marsh. heF eye@
taking n IN delightedly.
I'm glad you like them Marsh
answered He seemed genuinely
pleased az her delight Il don't
want you 10 feel you have any sec
hours mere 10 m some morning
you feel like staying IN bed until
noon. then by all means stay In bed
until noon You can play tenniA
or 20 bathing. or dance. orwell.
anything you ike-because youn
have 60 be the feminine touch I'm
the management I'm lust IN mere
male. and on course I can't expect
Mother 20 30 I'm for these things
Jo laughed 1t doesn't sound
like d lob at an. Mr.. Marsh I'm
afraid when summer r. over III Do
no spoiled ! won't even be able 90
find d JOB that suits met"
You shouldn't worry about that
now, 10. Besides It's very nice
here in the fall. and I might de-
eide to keep the place open until
the end OF October file started for
the door. See you at dinnerp
thenG"
10 nodded. and when he had
gone she stood I'm the center OK tho
room for several minutes gazing
unbelievingly M the smooth lake
beyond the windows An odd Que@-
tion vas troubling her Why wagnr
she quite happy with all thisf Why
shouldn't she be really delighted
with N JOB that paid so we'll that
meant 50 much 70 her. and was
hardly anything but playf Was 10
was N because or BretR
Since last night she had put
Bret Paul out OF her mind as wen
ms she might: but occasionally the
memory OF him standing there. nc.
cusingiy. would pass cross her
brain I'm N troubled wave After
an. could she blame Bret Paul for
thinking as he did, Bret had
known work all his life. had known
that you had 20 pay for whatever
you got an this world. and how
could be understand this good for
' tune that had come 20 herr And
surely he wouldn't De jealous og
Marsh unless be loved her.
Az she undressed for the shower
she wondered vaguely H losing
Bret could be what she must pay
for nm idyllic summer no Crest
Lake Yet there was pride enough
In her TO tell her that n Bret didnt
believe I'm her. then he didn't do
serve her.
Her thoughts we're interrupted
by a sudden knocking al her door
and the voice on ID on the Jap
anese boys saying. Miss Dar-yeni
Misses Marsh say dinner is IN I've
minutes She say she want % have
dinner earlier tonight"
(To he Continuedl