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THE CHINA MAIL.

Sophie was packing. A whole day in bed, in a huge, soft bed, like Madame's. One would doze, onc would wake up for a moment,, one Įwould doze again.

"His latest game," Madame was saying indignantly, "is to tell me he hasn't got any money. I'm not to buy any clothes, he says. Too grotesque. I can't go about naked, can 17" She threw out her hands. "And as for saying he can't afford, that's simply попление. He can, perfectly well. Only

he's

mean.

lit-

ex-

mean. mean, horribly And if he'd only do tle honest work, for a change, instead of writing silly verses and publishing them at his own pense he'd have plenty and to epare." She walked up and down the room. "Besides," she went on, "there's his old father. What's he for, I should like to know? You must be proud of having a poet for a husband.' he says."

She made her voice quaver like an old man's. "It's all I can do not to laugh in his face. 'And what beautiful verses Hegesippe writes about you! What passion, what fire!" Thinking of the old man, she grimaced, wobbled her head, shook her finger, doddered on her legs. "And when one reflects (that poor Regesippe is bald and dyes the few hairs he has left." She laughed. "As for the passion he talks so much about in his Tuesday, 28th Nov, at 10 a..

į beastly verses,” she laughed-- Wednesday, 13th Dec. at 10 am."that's all pure Invention. But, Wednesday, 10th Jan. at 10 a.m.

my good Sophie, what are you thinking of? Why are you packing that hideous old green dress 1"

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Sophie pulled out the dress with- out saying anything. Why did the woman choose this night to look so iterribly ill?" She had a yellow face and blue teeth. Madame shuddered; it was too horrible. She ought to send her to bed. But, After all, the work had to be done. What could one do about it? She felt more than ever aggrieved.

M. Alonzo-Romero and ¡Huntres, "Life is terrible." Sighing, she Daughter, Mrs. E. Austen-Hofer. sat down heavily on the edge of the Major R. A. Bagnold, Mr. and bed. The buoyant springs rocked Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Mr. C. T. and her gently once or twice before Miss B. Barr, Miss C. Benn, Capt. they settled to rest. "To be mar and Mrs. W. G. Benn, Miss Bosden, ried to a

man like this. I shall Col. 8. and Misses H. and J. Boyd, soon be getting old and fat. And Lt. Col. Boys, Mr. H. B. Brem. Mr. never once unfaithful. But Inak D. W. Brisbane, Mr. T. Bridge, Miss how he treats me." She got up P. W. Brown, Mrs. F. Buchanan, Children," Mrs. D. Mather. again and began to wander alm. Mr. B. G. Butler.

List of Guests at the Peninsula Hotel.

Miss C. C. Imrie.

Sq. Ldr. and Mrs. C. K. Keary, Major and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy and Son, Mr. R. O. F. King.

Col. and Mrs. L. C. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. D. McKenzle, Mr. W. L. McKenzie, Mins M. Manuk, Mr. E. J. McGann, Mrs. Muzali and

Surg. Comdr. R. F. Ninnia. Mr. F. M. Noble, Mra. D. Norman.

Rev. M. J. O'Carroll, Mr. K. Offenburg.

lessly about the room. " won't Mr. A. L. Caplan, Miss M. Chieri, stand it, though," she burst out. Mra. E. Cogan, Gen. M. A. Coben, She had halted in front of the lone Mra, R. C. Creer, Mrs. H. R. Cross. mirror, and was admiring her own Mr. M. C. D. Cunha. splendid tragic figure. No ona Mr. R. N. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Page, Mr. A. M. Parker, Mrs. E. M would believe, to look at her, that D. Miss E. Drummond. (she was over thirty.

•

Mrs. H. A. Packer, Mr. H. D. B.

Payren, Mrs. Potts.

Capt. H. Quinlan,

Capt. T. H. R. Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Jr.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Easterbrook. Behind the beautiful tragedian Mrs. B. Elder, Mr. Escandel.

and Misa E. she could see in the glass a thin Mr. and Mrs.

1. E. Salmon, Vicomta and miserable old creature, with Fahnestock, Mr. R. G. Fahnestock, yellow face and blue teeth, crouch. Mr. G. E. Frisque, Mr. L. K. Geare, Vicomtes Sibour, Master Sibour, ing over the trunk. Really, it was Mrs. D. D. Gildown, Mr. L. L. Gil Mr. J. R. Sindlinger, Dr. and Mrs. too disagreeable. Sophie looked son, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gould, Mr. L.A. J. and Miss Skinn, Mr. H. Skott, like one of those beggar wamen one H. Gourley, Mr. W. Grifin, Mr. T-Mrs. E. M. Skott, and Daughter. 2008 on a cold morning, standing M. Gregory, Mr. L. C. Grover, Mr. Lt. Comd. and Mrs. G. G. Slade, Dr. H. F. Sommers and Son, Mr. E. in the

gutter. Does one hurry and Mrs. B. A. Guerra.

Mr. I. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Grant Smith, Mr. L. E. Stone. paat, trying not to look at them?

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taft, Lt Or does one stop, open one's purse, Hall, Miss M. P. Hamersley, Brig. and give them one's copper and G. Rowan Hamilton, Mr. T. G. Col. and Mrs. J. W. Thom, Mr. G. nickel-even as much as a two- Hand, Mr. E. Hausumann, Miss O. Travera, Mr. G. W. E. True, Comdr. frane note, if one has no change? Hawkshaw, Mr. A. J. P. Heard. and Mrs. D. N. C. Tufnell, Major. But whatever one did, one always Capt. J. L. Henderson, Miss V. W. E-Tradall, Miss M. M. Tyrrell. felt uncomfortable, one always felt Hetherington, Miss H. M, Hill, Mina.

Mr. R. E. Watien, Miss P. W. pologetic for one's furs. That S, Hooper, Lt. Cool, and Mrs. F. G. was what came of walking. If one Hyland, Mr. H. A. Hower, Mr. and Wabster, Mr. A. Williamson, Mias had a car-but that was another Mr. A. W. Hughes,

Miss Rosita Veriu.

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of Hogealppe's meannessene Hughes and wouldn't, rolling along, behind

closed windows, have to be cons

27th Nov. 24th Dec.

aclous of them at all. She turned Hegesippe she would go, and he away from the slums.

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"I won't stand It” she said, try loved it. She must give him a ing not to think of the beggar wo-lesson this time. In Rome she

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The following are the positions men, of blus teeth in a yellow race, would ses Luigino. Such a charm of British and foreign men-o-war "won't stand it." She dropped ing boy, and a marquis, too. Per-¡now in port:-- into a chair.

haps...But she could think of

But think of lover with nothing but Sophie's fare: the

yellow face and blue, uneven teeth She closed her eyes, shuddered at the thought. It would be enough

leaden eres, the bluish teeth, the yellow wrinkled skin,

"Sophie," she said suddenly-It

to make one alck. She felt impell was with dimculty that the pro-

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ed to take another look: Sophie's vented herself screaming "look on wich, eyes were the colour of greenish my dressing table. You'll ass load, quite without life. What box of rouge, the Dorin sumber was one to do about it? The wo: twenty-four. Fut a little on your 4th Dec. man's face was a reproach, an ace cheeks.. And there's a stick of lip 6th Doc.cusation. And besides, the sight salve in the right-hand drawer. "

of it was making her feel positively. She kept her eyes resolutely shut bow. 2nd Dec.. She had never been so pro-while Sophie got up with what a

horrible creaking of the joints 20th Dec:foundly enervated

Sophle roze slowly and with dif- walked over to the dressing-table, aculty from her knees; an expres- and stood there, rustling faintly, 28th Nov.sion of gain crossed her face. through what seemed an eternity, 6th Doc Slowly be walked to the cheat of What a life, my God, what a lifel drawers, slowly counted out als Blow footsteps trailed back again. 26th Nov.

pairs of silk stockings. She tara. She opened her eyes. Oh, that was ad back towards the trunk. The far better, far better woman was a walidng corpsel

Thank you, Sophie, You look "Life ja terrible," Madame re much less tired now." She got up peated with conviction, “terrints, briddy." "And now terrible, terribli,”

hurry." Full of energy, she ran to Bhe ought to send the woman to the wardrobe, "Goodness 14%

Thể B.M8. “Empri [bad, But, she would never be able she exclaimed, throwing up her

to get her packing done by herbaik. kar

tten to put In leaven? NI dress. How could Hong Kong

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And it was so important to get of my blus to-morrow morning. She had told you be so stupid; Bophis?".

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