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know my father had heart disease. No more did 1 for diat matter," said Geoff:
He's been here to-day," sald Edgar. Geoff stared at him. "Again ?"
(Author of The Pace that Kills," "The Roar of the Ring," etc.)
(Continued from. Page 7.) "Father," said Susic, bending closer, her face almost touching him," father, speak
to me."
There was a movement, and she spoke again in a frightened tone.
Geoff Geoff!" she cried in heart, breaking tones that caused Harry Burney intense mental paiu.
*
Geoff knelt down, took his father's hand, and, as he did so, shuddered;,lien he placed it quietly down and looked at Susie.
Speak to hint, Geoff!" she said in a broken voice, he may licar you.'
The doctor placed his hands kindly on her shoulder, as he said in a low voice:
"It is useless, Miss Lovett. Your father will never
speak again," "Dead" said Susie, horror in her eyes. He nodded, and turned his head away. She did not faint or cry bitterly, she got up, drew herself to her full height, and pointing to Harry Burney, said in a piercing
voice:
You have killed my father
He shrank back specebless: he had no answer ready. A great black cloud seemed to have suddenly blotted out all the sunshine in his life.
The returning officer stepped outside. There was immediate silence.
I am grieved to inform you that James Lorett, your newly elected member, is
dead," he said.
CHATTER XIL
FRIENDS AGAIN,
It was early in the new year, some three months after James Lovett's tragle death. Harry Burney was elected by a large major-! ily at the next election, and as one of the members for Paddington. Several times had he called as Juburn, and been refused admission, at least no one would see him, which amounted to the same thing. He was anxious to explain to Susie everything that had taken place on the fatal day, but had no opportunity of seeing her, This troubled bin greatly; he was much attached to her and wished to justify himself, to prove he was not responsible for her father's death. Her accusation was unjust and It troubled him to think she misjudged him, Failing Susie, he tried to see Geoff, with no better result..
Edgar Unsworth saw him when he came to Richmond on his third visit, regarded him with animosity and said curtly, in answer to his enquiry, that Mr. Lovett was in Sydney. This was correct, but Harry did not believe
him.
"I must see him," he said. "It is intoler-
able that I should be accused of being the
cause of James Lovett's death and have no opportunity of explaining everything...
"It needs very little explanation," said Edgar.
You think I caused his death?" asked Harry bitterly.
"Indirectly, yes."
"I did not.'
"You made an accusation against him that in his state of health was dangerous; ho suffered from heart disease."
I was not aware of it."
He was hardly conscious of it himself Nevertheless it was the direct cause of his death, due to over-excitement," said Edgar. "Geoff and I have been friends ever since I met him as a lad at school."
"I know," said Edgar, who had a solt heare and liked Harry."
sad
I am sure he would forgive me the un- intenticual part: I played in that tragedy."
Wait a little, give him time: give theni both time," advised Edgar.
I have tried to see Miss Lovett," said Harry.
"I know."
She told you?" "Yes."
Why will she not see me?" She says she cannot bear it: that to speak to you would recall the terrible shock she has not yet recovered from."
Harry's distress was visible in his face. Edgar Unsworth relented still more. He know Burney was much attached to Susie, and te beleved she returned his affection. Gathering something of his feelings, Harry took courage.
"Will you help me to regain my friends he said.
- Confound it," blurted out Edgar, “I can't stand it. I wish things were as they used to be. I'm sure Geoff's miserable, and so is his sister."
"You have much influence over them, cannot you bring a meeting about with Geoff?" said Harry
To see you. I am sure he feels the separation, the barrier that has come between you.
"I was always fond of Harry; when did he leave?"
"He hasn't left."
*You don't mean to say he's here in the house?"
**Yes.-induced him to stay. I thought it might bring about a reconciliation."
You're a good sore, Edgar." "Not at all, I'm your chum.. I want to see you the same as you were before it all happened."
And so you shall; the first thing to be done is to get Susie away from Double Bay for a time. Where's Harry?"
In the back room. Call him," said
Edgar,
Geoff opened the door.
Come out of hiding, okď chap, I know where you are," he called.
Harry Burney could hardly believe his cars, Geoff calling for him, then it was all right, what a rattling good fellow Edgar Unsworth was
He went slowly along the hall. Geoff met him, shook his hand, and said:
**I am glad you stayed, I want to talk to you."
Edgar quietly slipped from the room. "Have you forgiven me?" asked Harry, "Yes, I think so, you made some bitter attacks on poor old dad."
Perhaps I did, but I assure you had known the danger he was in I would not have made the rust accusation," said Harry
You were misled, it is not true," said
Geoff.
It is," said Harry slowly. Geoff fired up at once as he said:
I am surprised at your saying so."
have absolute proof," said Harry, **Jcannot believe it," Harry explained what he had been told by Dick Birr and two or three more."
It was Louis Banal who worked it; he knew your father."
"I believe he did."
I wonder what he was paid for it." said Harry,
You think my father paid him to get the voles."
**Yes, probably a large sum," said Harry In that case there "would be some trace of it at the bank," said Geoff.
"Undoubtedly, without he was paid in notne or gold."
"That's unlikely," said Geoff.
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"He would hardly be likely to give Bannf SUANGHAI SHARE QUOTATIONS, a cheque," said Harry,
"I have not gone through all my father's accounts yes; they are in a muddle; he was not as rich as I thought."
"No," said Harry,
His will was very simple; he left everything "But of course he had plenty of money.
to me and Susie."
So I heard," said Harry. By the way, I may as well tell you, Bannit came down to Auburn the night my father died," said Geoff.
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**He did!" exclaimed Harry, What for ?"!
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To deny the accusation you made; said it was his duty to do so, out of respect to my father's name, He also said he had many business transactions with him, and received sums of money and cheques" fram him, in fact he had given him ene for a large amount a few days before, but it had Bhipping
thing to do with electioneering Lusiness." Depend upon it, it had," said Harry, I had rather not think so, said Geoff sadly.
Then we will drop the subject, and I will never mention it again," said Harry, "I have seen Susie to-day," said Geoff. Harry started, looked uneasy:
** How is she?" he asked.
"She's not at all well. She has changed during the past few weeks; she must leave Donbie Bay for a time,"
"Will she come here?"
"I think I shall take her to Melbourne." said Geol:
Harry was silent for some time, and then said, with deep feeling:
"Groft, I love your sister, I have loved her from the first, when she was a mère girl and you were a rollicking schoolboy. You can't think how miserable I have been ever since that fatal day, and how her accusation still rings in my ears. I have suffered a great deal: If I did wrong, went too far, I have been severely punished.
P'm sorry, old fellow," sand Geol. Sorry for you and for her." *For her ?!!
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Yes, because I am sure she loves you, and it is that which causes her to be de pressed and sad," said Geoff.
She will not see me," sald Harry de- jectedly. "She cannot love me."
She does; but she is still very bitter It will be best to see him first," said against you; it
not advisable for you to Edgar. Look here, I'll tell you what I'll see her at present. Edgar, like the good do. He'll be back to-night. Stay until he fellow he is, has brought us together again; comes, and 'I'll manage it. Don't mind if I will try and do as much for you and Susie he raves at you, he'll calm down-after all, James Lovett did some very queer things I can't held with his ways and methods altogether,"
Harry hesitated; he had much rather meet Geoff at his invitation, and he said so,
It may take a long time to bring that about," said Edgar: "He's stubborn,?! said Harry, wondering if Geoff really was
"Very well,
will stay and chance it,"
in Sydney..
that is what she wants; she will soon be her merry sell again when she forgets the past," said Geoff.
"You will do this?" said Harry. "Yes, why not? I am sure you will her.". make her a good husband, and be kind to
Inteed I would," said Harry, "When. can I see her "
said Geoff-smiling, ****Steady, my friend.”
I shall have to pave the way, it will need She must be a good deal of diplomacy.
It was late when Geoff arrived, after ten o'clock; he seemed depressed. Something drawn back to you gradually, she is not had gone wrong with him, it was an ua- Favourable opportunity to broach, the subject, but Edgar determined to make the best of it.
"Late, Geoff," he said, in his usual taconic, manner, just by way of making a remark..
I was detained in town. I say, Edgar, we shall have to get Susie away from Sydney. She's downright ill; she's pate and Hang Harry Burncy; 1 wish she'd thin. never met him."
"Do you?" asked Edgar. Geoff looked surprised.
"That's different,
in love with him."-
"Is your sister?"
he said. I'm not
"Of course she is, anjone-with-half an eye can see it,"
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Is she very bitter against him?”
Yes
that complicates matters."
likely to jump straight into your arms." wait, hoping for the best," said Harry.
"With you on my side I can patiently "There's something you might do for me for her," said Geoff.
I am glad I want to be of use to you,* said Harry.
"If I require advice in any of my father's affairs, will you give it me?"
Willingly," said Harry.
(To be Continued.)
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