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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932.

WINTER LANDSCAPE IN DERBYSHIRE: M.2'S SEAPLANE SALVAGED.

Wintry weather was reported from all parts of the British lates in mid February. Our photograph shows a view taken from The Rocks

Matlock tanking across the valley of the Derwent, with Riber Castle on the summit of the distant hilla~(Times copyright),

Edouard Maguinay, of brus- ente, judged to be the best look- ing youngster in Europe.

Many parties of young people were sledging on the slopes of Box Hill in Surrey recently, and our plcture shows two of the enthusiast.

(Timen copyright),

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and now is the time to think about your Spring and Summer clothes.

May we show you our range of New Spring Clothi? For your business or sports suit we have excellent variety to meet any particular preference you may have formed in advance.

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FIFI DORSAY.

The saapikon, of the 'M. 2, which was pulled out by the divers on Feh, 8, was taken to Portland, and our picture

shows it bring dismantled for inspection by experts.-(Times copyright).

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MR. BALDWIN spent a recent week and at the Bonar Law College at Ashridge Park, where he delivered an address at a conterence attended by many back bench Unionist members. He is seen talking to soms of the members during the interval. Lord Stonehaven is standing by his side.- (Time copyright).

and he'd never been rude before, and everything went wrong all day, thunder and Hghtning, and in con- 1 scorched the dinner, and Grand sequence she was growing more and had a preachy streak and was row more deft with slamming shut the ing about you and Kenneth. I just doors of her mind and locking them kept thinking that when Barry securely against the onslaughts of enme everything would be all right. a storm. This evening she closed tient And then when he came he'd had them more readily than usual by Barry sad he saw himself in New the letter from that Mr. Amming purely anying, "Poor Cissy," and York quelling the literati with a ton, and he was all out of sorts, she locked them with

gesture. And now, just and he said that about my not de "Silly and went to meet Cecily Look and Resale mod Turandot pecuung na kaya financial risibility. Ann, who le 28, 16 because these aren't so gond, heveloping frying pan querulousness at the top of the stairs, to whorn she has been entered the games me. olaybe he didn't blame after we werk married. Warning

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CHAPTER XXXI

praine

was so extravagant

·

"You're a wonderful cook. course you are."

a smug.

"Come into the bathroom, honey,

"It made all the difference," said Cecily, "whether I didn't wish him of to Rohe had to go then; or

whether he didn't wish to go."

Yeats. Corby, ove linery Macheel, un an, the. I don't know. Oh. Aun--the what he'd have in a wife. "And and wash your face. It will make nsume their welding die for the wae Ann, what am I going to do? What then he went on, and it came out you feel better."

Mary-) rati, 3, and stud in a men worked What am I going to da? What---" that he thought cooking was im- "He dkin't go to Gretchen's party portant. Thank of It, Ann! Cooking after all," Cecily anid, as she al- "Sh-h-1, honey," said Ann. "I was talking kind of loud then, really important! I tried to laugh lowed Aun to lead her into the wasn't 17 But that's just because it off by saying we'd get a menu bathroom. "I am a sight!" she de-. King, who works in Phil's office building. ad 'n so-so wretched. I don't usual for a marriage licence, but he cared, and put a still more miser- Ann, I wouldn't even smile. Not that Iable expression on the face in the ly. You said I didn't. couldn't have screamed at him, do thought it was smart-but he usual mirror i Ann filled the wash you think? I don't know. I can't ly laughs. And let me see, where hasin with water and stole a pinch remember. When he wouldn't an- was 17 Anyway, I am a good cook, of pins trum Roanlle's bath-salt "Well-wasn't there something awer me, and wouldn't answer me, if that's all he wants. I am a good jar." about his book?” Ann asked,

no matter what I said. Think of it. ook, aren't 1 Ann?" "Yea. But that wasn't my fault. Ans--we came almost 15 miles, and Could it possibly be my fault that he wouldn't answer me: just drove that hateful creature in New York | along with that terrible expression sent back the last two clupera ofact and while on his face. 1 Mary-Frances knocked on the "Men are like that," Ann sald, Barry's book and said that they had felt as if I were going crazy. I felt door and opened it. "Cissy, telo- and squeezed a face cloth out of fallen flat? Reasonably, An-not as if I had to make him speak phone" and Coelly was in the hall the water, and tried to wash Ce- because I'm your sister or anything say anything. I may have raised before Mary-Frances had time to eliv's face for her.

"Don't. You dah sa. I'll do it." -could that have been my fault?" my volce. Ana, do you suppose I say, "It's Marta. I told her you

"Darling, of course not. How did forget and raise my voice?" hart a headache, but-"

She did it. thoroughly, splashing .could it be***

"Dear, how can I tell? But I Cecily ran on down the stairs, and dipping her boad to the water "Darry thought it was my fault." can tell this-if he loves you ho hoping, Ann knew, to hear "some like a boy. Ceelly satd. "He didn't say so, right won't stay away and net try to thing." Those aching hopes for In- "I suppose he left town on Fri- out: but he acted as if it were my make up just because you rained definite somethings, which one day," she said, and took the towelj fault. He said that ho'd either have your voice when you were talking never heard, or which, hearing, hurt Ann handed to her.

that, to spend less time with me or more. to him. If he'd do

you so unbearably. She crossed the He meant get married, and he wouldn't want him, would you. room and rolled the blinds up from knows I can't right now. He had to Cissy?**

the open windows to let in the blumo someone, and he wouldn't) “I would. Of course I would. gentle grey twilight. Where. ahe

"I don't know. I wish it were blame that wonderful person Mr. You don't understand. The more I wondered, were Phil and Letty at Ammington. so he blamed me. think of it, the more it seems like the precise moment; and what were China."

Ann sald, "You do?", When Mr. Ammington returned theIt was all my fault. And yel-[] they doing? Since that night in chapters in Blay, and Barry was was a tired Thursday, and I told Ming. Phil and Letty In Ann's "Yes, I do. And then I wouldn't seeing me all the time, then, his you, Mr. Corroy was rude to me, thoughts had boon as concurrent as; be hoping all the time."

"Where did he go?" "Albany.""

"That isn't far. Only about 50 miles, lan't it?"*

"Don't hope," Ann advised, and filed an eye cup with Grand's boric acid solution. "What is he doing in Albany, for pity's sakes?" "I don't want that eye stuff. The new hotel building I told you about. He wasn't going. He'd talked his uncle out of sending him. Don't- I don't want it, Ann."

Of course you want it. What will you say if Grand or Rosalie aka you what you've been crying

bout?

"For once-just once in my life I'll give myself the deur delight of telling them it is none of their business."

"Cocity! I must any! You won't make yourself any happier, den, by being mean and making other people unhappy."

"My word, Ann, you do preach, don't you?"

"I'm sorry. It is contagious, maybe. Did you have an overdosė of it at supper this evening?"

"I didn't go down. Mary-Frances set it out for them."

"I'm hungry." Ann said. "Let's' go down and. And something."

"I couldn't eat. I couldn't think

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