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Innocent Cheat

CHAPTER XLVIII

arms of her chair,

As briefly as she could tell it, In Helen's heart a faint hope was! growing that it was all a needless Mrs. Ennis repeated the story ordeal. She reminded herself that Helen had sobbed out to her.

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An eleven from H.H.S. Moth played a depleted Bridgewater side, on the Dockyard ground yesterday afternoon. Moth winning by four goals to two. it was a game of the tame variety, with occasional flashes of good play. Teams:

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Mrs. Ennis thought it best to let her go. But she added a word Slowly Mrs. Ennis shook her of encouragement. "Don't worry, head. "No, it was not Evange-dear. Bob will know what to do." line," she said.

"But he can't ever marry a girl Her answer came as a shock to like me!" Helen cried. Helen, who was so certain she had

Mrs. Ennis smiled over her bet-Phipps. found trace of the legitimate Cun- ningham heiress. She stared word-ter knowledge of her son. But in lessly at the woman sitting across ter of a man of crime.

her smile was gravity. The daugh- Moth.--Clarke; Whiting, Pewer: from her. Mrs. Ennis was strange.

Freeman, Nurse, Gregory; McLaugh- ly agitated; she seemed to be try-

She shook her head in doubt asin, Thompson, Biles, Hoorey, Purdy. ing to bring herself to say somo- she went back into the house after think that she was loath to reveal.seeing Helen to her car and called

uninteresting .until Her hands fluttered up to her to Bob to come downstairs. He Thompson opened the scoring for face, twisted around her mouth knew that Helen was gone so he Heth, and better play by the same sido rosulted in the same player not-: then dropped back to clutch at the obeyed.

ting another goal Only twenty minutes had gone, and Moth were still in attack: a short-lived attack by Bridgewater, and Moth came down the field again, for Nurse to put them further ahead. Another run down by Bridgewater saw Taylor pass to Batty, whose shot was the wrong side of the post, a little before half-time. Bridgewater resumed with more ginger, and soon reduced the Moth's lend, Brown's bang hitting the cross- bar for Batty to beat Clarke with a shot from the rebound. Bridgewater also obtained corner when Clarke put the ball over the bar from Brown's shot. A run down by the Moth's for- wards found the Bridgewater defence safer than formerly. Another corner to Bridgewater was put to good use, Mowbray, who had changed to inside- right, heading neatly past Clarke. A chance to Bridgewater went a-beg- ging when -Howbray's pass was Dat taken up.

Brent had not proved that she was not Helen Nellin..

"Well," she said at last, "don't look so stupid."

"But Eva... Helen! I can't be-

No, such hope was absurd, shop realized. That second locket! She lieve it!"

must find the owner, Then she "I'm sure it's true but 1 don't would know, beyond question, she know what we're going to do about prayed, if there was a child who it," Mrs. Ennis confessed. "That should stand in her place.

poor girl she's frightened to Suddenly Mrs. Ennis spoke. "I death. But of course if the money guess I'd better tell you," she said. belongs to Eva she must have it "It is right for you to know if you Who'd have guessed that she's been are going to marry Bob; but not cheated out of such a birthright ever he, or Eva herself, has been all these years?" told." She paused and looked at

"She hasn't been cheated out of Helen appealingly. The girl said everything." Bob said defensively. nothing.

"Helen has been more than gen erous to her. The poor kid. Mother, I'm going over to her!"

+1

"They are about the same age.' Mrs. Lanis went on; and he was such a tiny shaver when we

Mrs. Ennis held him sternly back. when we Look Eva. .. He'd been "But son," she said; you mustn't out on a farm for nearly a year go unless you want to marry a with my cousin Emma. ne doesn't... marry a--"

sister.

- suspect that Eva isn't his

"Huh!" The short ejaculation We gave up the hotel because he was packed with meaning. was too deneste as a child to live

in town, and went out to the farm. People lost track of us, and when

mother pleaded.

"You must think it over," the

"Mather, be yourself," Bob said 1ew years later impatiently. "I love Helen."

we bought this house and moved back to town a

Was

after Cousin Emma's death, no one Mrs. Ennis smiled in surrender. had the slightest idea that Eva" just wanted you to be sure." "I knew you'd go. I told not my own child. Heaven she said. knows I've lived her as such," she Helen so.” added tremulously.

"I'd fly if I could," Bob declared. "She might do something desperate before get there."

Helen sut like a graven image, except for the light that was glowing in her eyes and the slight movement of her parted lips.

"Then Eva," she whispered-the words would not come louder- "Eva is.

than

"No she won't," Mrs. Ennis sald scared, but she's brave. Here, wait with complete assurance. "She's

a minute, here's your hat!"

"Don't want a hat!”

Bob was off. His old car tere "An adopted child," Mrs. Ennis supplemented for her. "The daughstreets of Yonkers and down the like mud through the side ter of the man we knew as Charles

highway to Bramblewood. Owens. I'm sorry I can't tell you' more about her parentage

At the door there he brushed that, but we know nothing more past Ashe without giving him a econd glance and began to call: about. It was enough for us at we tell in love with the child for "Helen! Helen!" her own sake. She was such a No answer. darling. My heart went out to her "Where is she?" he said 30 the very first time I saw her. She ferociously that Ashe quailed he- ! wanted her mam, and Owens fore him. didn't know how to look after her,

"In the garden sir, I think," he

so when he said he was going away said. "Shall I announce you, sir?"

that he'd just come back for sj

"Announce hell!" Bob returned while to be near a place that held tender memories for him-we

and flashed out of the house and begged him to let us keep the little.

down to the garden, calling girl. He was willing and... and "Helen! Helen! Where are you?" we've had Eva ever since."

She was walking in the dying "Eva!" Helen murmured; "Eva warden, white with despair, wring-

Evangeline! Oh, Mrs. Ennis,ng her hands,

den't you know? Don't you know?" She heard, perhaps, half of what Her excitement alarmed Mrs. Bob said to her. She was too tired, Ennis. "Know what?" she asked and infinitely glad to be in his fearfully.

arms, to follow his words. But the dowed into her pain-weary brain. blessed relief and comfort they held

like balm.

"That Eva is really Evangeline Nellin!" Helen cried.

"But I don't understand" Mrs. Ennis gasped. "You

she couldn't be!

Somehow he was going to melt Anyway her father away the black cloud that hung over her until nothing remained but the silver lining.

was Charles Owens."

"Oh no, no he wasn't. Charles Nellin!"

He was

"Thon-" Mrs. Ennis' voice was shaking with emotion-"who are you?"

There was no talk of prison, of be arranged. public disgrace. Everything would

At Inst Helen interrupted

Moth then put in some good work. and bright combination sent Purdy away, the run ending with Biles get- ting in a good shot to score. Play was more or less even for the reat of the game, Kilkins and McLaugh- in getting in ruas that came to nothing, and the final whistle was blown with no addition to the score.

sheet.

have to be a lot of legal fuss. Why Mother says she thinks there would

going to make a great name, for should we have that, Helen? I'm myself as he wanted me too."

· •

Helen heard the catch in ber lowed. Then her lovely voice came voice, the bitter sob that fal on, not quite so steady as before, but clear as a bell.

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We will share the money," she receiver as best

"It will help me, but you Bob's arms tightly about her.

she could with until you and Bob are must continue to be the Nellin girl

But when she lifted her face to married. his her eyes were sad for the girl And if you refuse him.. "Helen who had given her her happiness. waited...

"Then I'll send you right off to jail"

"She's in love with his memory," Helen laughed softly. "I am im-

she said regretfully. prisoned," she said, and put up the

in

heights that otherwise might have emained unknown to her. I'm not ure that we should pity her."

"But I do!" Helen eried fervent- "Oh, Bob dear, I never dream- d there could be such happiness as

y.

"It will pass," Bob replied: "and love like ours is now!"

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Helen wilted. Her head dropped "What does Eva say?" she asy-

a little, but she quickly brought it ed.

up again and held it proudly erect

when she said without

"I am an imposter."

"I didn't stop to find out, Bab

& quaver:confessed. "Let's go in and call up.

I'm sure mother has told her,

For a momeni silence followed though

she hadn't when I left.

her words-a silence that seemed We'll hear what she has to say.

to vibrate with unspoken thoughts. And my guess is you'll find Eva a

"My dear," Mrs. Ennis said at regular girl." laat, betraying her inability grasp the full import of this start- ling turn of events.

to

But neither of them dreamed that Eva would do what she did,

"Let me talk with Helen," she said after a few words with Bob.

Helen picked up the receiver and

Helen's throat was tight; forcing herself to speak was torture but she went courageously on.

"I have waited. no right to the Cunningham for- tune, she said: "it came to me through fraud."

Mrs. Ennis exclaimed her dis- "Yes," Helen answered faintly.

belief.

"Helen." Eva breathed, "are you listening?"

"Mother says you act as if the "It is true," Helen affirmed, then world had tumbled upon your suddenly her control broke and she head," Eva said, and there was slipped down to the floor and put actually a touch of exasperation in her face in her hands against Mrs. her voice. "I consider that an un- Ennis' knees..

forgivable reflection upon me."

"Helen did not know

There she sobbed out the story what to say. "Why ... from beginning to end. The woman listened, soothing her occasionally "Oh, Helen," Eva cried suddenly, with a touch on her richly gleam-"I want you and Bob to be happy. ing hair, a gentle pat on

her won't let anything happen to in- slender shoulder.

terfere with that. So please don't do anything foolish. Don't say a

"I wish," Helen gasped out at

last "that you would tell Bob. word to anyone."

can't go through it again. It is

Helen started again to voice her

too terrible. But please wait until bewilderment.

I've gone. I'll be at Bramblewood

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