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An exciting remix,Vý
the popular author
WEN ANES
WILLIAM'S
Small Town Girl
(FROM WHICH METRO-GOLDWYR-MATER HAS MADE A MOTION PICTURE)
THE STORY THUS FAR
Kay Brannan obtains a posi tion as advertising assistant after; leaving Wellesley. Then she on ters on a mad whirl of gatety, determining never. to return to uneventful" Carvel, Shereen a great deal of Dane Ripley who is not "the marrying Kistu.” One day, when taxed with neglecting her job who quits in a fury and goen to a yachting party with Dane. To hia violent escape
loveo making, sha leaves in a passing rowbeat manner by Bob Dakin Motoring her back to Boston, ho drunkenly insiste that they got married. Sober again though, he is horrified, for he is engaged to: Priscilla Hyde. Now ho από Kay have just told his parents of their "Tabloid marriage.
CHAPTER XVI.
After a moment, Dr. Dakin nodded, as though this were the most usual of narrativer. "I see," he commented: Mrs. Dakin was busy with her coffee. They waited for Bob to go on,
"It's going to be tough on Misa Brannan," he said.
[stayed - downstairs with Bob. The by, Bud Dean was in it, and Claste,
elevator bare them to an upper floor, and Bob”, and Mrs. Dakin's maid, a tall woman Genevievo whispered roofully: with Iron gray hair, opened the doors "Clasic? That chatterbox? I'm of the car.
sorry she was there! Sho'll tell?" Mrs. Dakin said pleasantly: "This "And I asked them to put me is Bob's wife, Hannah She is going ashore," Kay explained. thought to sloop a while, Will you get her I could get a train back to Boston one of my night gowns; and then somehow. But he insisted on driv perhaps elie would like you to give ing me back, and I was too tired to (her a massage, as you do ine. .."
Hannah departed, and Mrs. Dakinight much. So we get lost, and then camo to Minton Green, and Bob led Kay into a dim, high-coilinged "She hesitated. "Ho called mo room whore peace and dignity resided. Jer, Genoviove," she confessed. And Kay, suddenly, could no longerį "He's heard you speak of me, you hold back the tears,
He was so nice and gentle and courto- I'm so sorry, and ashamed," she ous to me.' whispered, clinging_ the older woman. You and Dr. Dakin arazo kind to me!"
to
H
NI know," Genevieve agreed. "Bob's great, when he wants to be. Like him, did you?"
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"My son has done a rascally thing "He's called me Miss Brannan to you," Mrs. Dakin reminded her over since he woke up this moru- "We owe you every possible amend" ing," Kay explained. "I-liked bo
Then Hannah returned, and Kaying called 'Jeff better." was presently lying in a bed delicious "Don't wear that dress,” Génovieve ly coal and sweet; and there were suggested. "Put on the bio one, hands that touched her eyes, and
Kay rubbed her head, and laid a cold com- press across her brow.
Then billows of sleep flowed toward her and flowed over her, enfolding her in n healing oblivion.
long
Kay slept for hours, in a weariness and surrender, her dreams Dr. Dakin looked at Kay; and Kay at times disturbed. She waked at said through trembling tips: "I don't deserve any consideration! knew last, quietly, conscious of a presence near, and opened her eyes, and said what we were doing,
softly;
"Who is it"
"You
Bob's father naked gently: had both been drinking 7"
Kay said: I had, yon?” Hob nodded ruefully, "Yes, of course." he agreed. Ho, made harah geature. It's terribly hard on you two," he said in a deep con-p trition.
You think. Bo?"
"Yes. If you had a "red ono it would be better still. Blue's bad enough: but that green makes you.
sallow,"
ly.
Kay obedicatly changed. "I hate to imagine what you're thinking
other about me," she said, watching. the
skluwise. Genevieve laughed, not unpleasant- What does that matter?" she protested. "If you wanted to marry Someone came to the side of the bed him, you're the one to be satisfied. and Kay looked up and saw Genevieve. You were on the square with him, You told She sat up quickly. "Oh!" she whis- anyway. Weren't you?
him you pered.
moant business. And he “Genevieve sald gently: "I've looked | know you didn't love him!” in on you three times since noon. [ "He didn't understand." Kay as You were sleeping like a kitten sured her. "It wasn't real to him.”
"Noon" Kay exclaimed, "What
Mrs. Dakiu met Kay's eyes again. Her own were nerious and grave, but not hostile. "I had rather time is it?" had happened in another way," she assented. Even if 1 knew Miss Brannan better."
Kay was sold. She shivered mia.
erably.
"After four." Genevieve told her. I and Kay slid her feet to the floor, instinctively in haste. But then she remembered; A flood
of memories came sweeping over-ber, and she, sat "must tell you," she said honest still, her brow furrowed, her fingers ly. "I had never met your son, bat twisting, her eyes on the floor. Genevieve had told me about him." After a long time she looked up at She hesitated. "My life had been Genevieve again, and her eyes were moving in wrong directions, this full of questioning. past year," she confessed.
Genevieve said quietly: "Aunt Alloo "I was trying to make people like me, try-telephoned me, asked me to pack un ing to be gay and bright and pretty, your things and bring them over. trying so desperately." She smiled waited for you to wake," refully. "I wanted to be married!" she whispered. "To anyone!"
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haven't any sympathy for Bob!" "I'm sorry for Miss Hyde," Kay remembered. "It will be rotten for her People laughing at ther!"
Genevieve nodded. "But Pris will carry it utt," she assured the other girl. "She'll manage to give the im- pression that it was all her doing She laughed a Bitle. "You walt and see! I'll bet we'll begin to hear, soon, that she had thrown Bob over, and that he married you out of pique, Walt and see!"
"Of course," Kay eagerly agreed. And Bob and 1 enn. any the same. Back her up in whatever she says, It's only fair to her?"
"You mean-Mrs. Dakin?"
Genevieve looked at her thought- She looked at Mrs. Dakin, "But I "She was. so sweet to me!!!
They're thoroughbreds," Genevieve fully. "You know, youngster," she did not plan this. I did not know it was your son in the boat," alie said. agreed gravely. "Uncle Ned and remarked, in a try tone, "you don't seem to be worried about yourself; I had to get away from the yacht, Aunt Alice are finet She mughed but this isn't going to help your and he came by. And afterward, a short anger, "Bob'a a devil, of
social standing any. A cocktail mar- when he wanted us to get married, course! But they are reall"
quick divorce." She tried to make myself-stop.him." Kay cried quickly: "Oh, no Gene- riago and a
hesitated. "Or rather, an annul- No one spoke and she said, halfvieve. No he isn't! It was iny to herself: "I tried to stop him; but fault (50"
bient] That won't be quite so bad! She hesitated. "I up Beb told me about the wreck, and wanted to marry hint. It seemed pose they've told you?". like my chance to got hold of sume Genevieve nodded without speak- how you spent the "It wasn't the
Kuy smiled faintly. Ling fine. I warned Bob that if he dild marry me I would never let him go; that I'd fight to keep him."
She looked at Bob. His head was
bowed.
'But you're so nice," she whis- brimming. "You pered, her eyes haven't raged, or anything. I can't do it now!"
Dr. Dakin watched her.
cnn
ing, and Kay insisted again: "It was my fault. He was drunk-didn't know what he was doing. I shouldn't have let him. I'm rat, Genevieve; a rotten, sly thing!"
Genevieve touched the young girl's shoulder lightly; and her tone wa friendly. "You're a mouse, maybe,
a chuckle in her volec.
"But
You brought
my
sort of wedding night I'd expected," she agreed. "He was so tired, he just went right to sleep, under the wheel; with me beside him. I had to wait quite a while before he woke!"
And she looked at the older girl thoughtfully. "You know, I expected you'd be furious with me?" she con- «he asset, "Her eyes hardened.
fessed. "After all, they're your rela- be annulled, or something. Kay stood up. "I must dress," she tives, and can't it?" she asked, plending with murmured.
Genevieve shook har head. "T think you were an idiot, of course, him.
Bob's worse! Bob's father docked at Mrs. Dakin, Genevieve nodded. "Everything," she assented. "But consulting her with a long glance, exchanging-counsel with her without she said, and she added: "I asked And the rotton part of it is that no one will blame him, excent, maybe words. They seemed to come to a Aunt"Alice, haft she said you had Priscilia! It's the sort of thing peo bag, nothing. I managed to get Sally
decision before he said at dast:
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will you do?"
Kay said: "I have to talk to some- one
Genevieval" Mrs. Dakin asked gravely; "What "Of course," the older gir) agroed.
"Talk to me. Talk all you want. "Whatever you want me to," Kay won't even laten, Kay, You can say told her.
anything you want to."
The older woman shook her head. "I don't mean that. I mean-where will this leave you?" What will your life be, after this 7"
Kay found no way to reply.
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doctor thero conducts a meeting once It is reported from Paris that a quit my job," Kay said forlornly, a week where people congregate for hearty Genevieve nodded. "Chick
the purpose of enjoying a told she agreed. I saw him last laugh. With the aid of a gramophone and a laughing record the doctor creates the right atmosphere, and "What did he say?" Kay naked. Gonevlero hesitated. "I think he as the comic side of the situation as-relieved," she admitted honest- strikes those present they begin to "He said you didn't belong in laugh. Laughter begets note laugh- "I'll help you, in whatever way you business. He said you never would or until the whole house le rocking. both wish, Dr. Dakin assented. bo a business woman. He likes you, This continues until many cry out to the doctor to stop. Gradually com- "That goes without saying. You Kay; but-well, I think he was re-
posure is rogalnod, and, know, Bob, I'm always ready to help lieved." you. But I can't help you make the they wero paying me," Kay confess light-hearted frame of mind
"He told me I wasn't worth what the report, the people disperself to
Bob spoke haltingly. "I suppose we've got to wash this out, somo how," he reflected. "Father, you can suggest something."
ly.
in a
with decision. That is for you two.".
their aches and pains forgotten. Bob lockert at Kay, long and ed. The hot shower bent at the nape
Another, way of keeping in good steadily. "This is rough on you," he of her nock and she shuddered at the told her. "I'm sick about it." delicious scalding pain of it. "I form is by taking an occasional dosa She shook her head, trying to amllc. couldn't stay on after that!" she cried. of Pinkettes. These tiny laxative "Don't think about me," she begged. "Hold your hair up out of the way," pills, gently correct constipation, toho Mrs. Dakin suggested: "Indn't Genevieve warned her. Or it will be up the liver, ald digestion, provent you batter telegraph your friends in sopping. Of course you couldn't." congestion in the food tract, banlah New London, Hob? They will have And a moment lator: "Now I'm villousness, rollove plles. Obtainable chemists everywhere. Pinketten missed you." She added: "And then turning on the cold." And then: you both need rest and sleep. If "Now let me rub you down!" The are laxative nerfection. were you, I wouldn't try to decide harsh towel stung like whips. "You're anything for a while."
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They could hear him at the telophone. While she dressed, Kay talked." "It Mrs. Dakin pushed back her chair, wasn't Bob's fault." she insisted over | and. Dr. Dakin came to help her rise and over. "You see, he had had too She smiled at Kay... "Suppose you come upstairs with me, the suggest much to drink, I suppose I had, too. .26th. Mar.
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