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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY,

JUNE

1936.

Summer CAN'T LAST for Ever

even in Kashmir, Garden of India. But this romantic story tells of the Summer of Love, which can last for ever!

-By MARGARET FERGUSON

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"Will you forgive my writing to you up their sleeves. CHAPTER FIVE.

like this to ask a very great favour People fluttered over their pro- big gramines exeltedly, trying to spot the Was it possible that by just pre-of you? I am getting up a tending one had it, taking on one charity entertainment in aid of the something special. Most of the names July 14 seit an imaginary personality, one recent eariliquake victims in India, on it were familiar-but here was Phillida." July 27 could really change one's whole self and Captain Maradick is helping me one that wasn't.

and become ampther person? Plaid He has whispered

"Danse Macabre my car that hadn't if

you could be persuaded to help us whoever was wh The secretary-she Aug. 12 Petrie,

thought of her for days. She was do one little dance for us—It Questions began to fly about timt

ncer the wor Aug. 24 Phillida, the mystery dracer,

the sensation of the evening were unanswered, until somebody res Would

something fooilight

magnificent membered having seen and inake the show Klomorous 3 Sept. 8

was it some whose body was light and graceful an

it: Would be asking too about somebody. Sept. 21

as a feather. Two hundred and fifty much of you? I promise you won't famous ballet dancer?-who

had be worried again by anything else, travelling about India incognito. pounds. and a little 2 Oct.

there was no and that it shall be arranged exactly and

Lady Bannister, who was entertain- created ber

now. Oct.

na you wish. We needn't even glye ing a large dinner party, appeared 19 use in thinking of the future

She went from hour to hours each your name on the wogramine, only from behind the scenes and took her hour full of blissful happiness and plense-plane say you will. Yours sent in the middle of her guests. On BAN-hor right sat a large, handsome man 10 Christy Moradick. If she had met very sincerely, KACHEL

with Krey

flocked hair, who wote n him a few weeks ago, he wouldn't NISTER." Jave noticed her existence; she would

Lady Bannister, the Resident's moneele on the thick black ribbon have been just a quiet,

And Christy was helping her round his neck.

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the dancer, had the power to attract her that Phillin might be persuad Serval. This sort of show isn't very and hold a man's altention.

ed to make the evening a sensation!entertaining for a person like you. So when, a week later,, Christy Well, it served her right-being found But I think there'll be one item that brought a copy of an English weekly out had to come sooner or later...or will came up to your standards!" And Lady Bannister Icant closer and alone on one of their plente lens, and had It casually read out a certain paragraph

whispered something.

tu

Mr. Serval looked interested and screwed in his monocle tighter.

"Indeed! That will be a treat- even for me!"

And the show began. The cartain swent down over the players in a bright litle sketch, there was a mo. ment of applause, and then a sort of hush of expectancy settled over the crowded room.

tense, 1 Suddenly she sat stiff and ar, she sat silent, smiling ny-her teacup puised half-way to her her, sterlously.

lips paragraph, out of the gossip Could she risk it? said:

She had gone so far, got herself so Pwent to a small farewell party involved in pretence that she might She had so little to speed Petroynia on her as well go on now. Elven voyage out East. We shall miss her time left anyway, why not make the exquisite dancing from the ballet this most of it? season, but she is badly in need of She ant down and wrote a short rest and change, and is setting out for note to Lady Bannister, saying she an unknown destination somewhere would be delighted to do anything The footlights changed from white in India to find

she could to help in making the to dim blue, the curtain went up. Christy lowered the

it at Phillida, who bent charity entertainment a success, but soft note of music was struck on a appear the piano and a slight white figure stood looked peross

polsed with its back to the audience, only as "Pallida," programme

stretched forward with elaborate concern to would prefer to

at one of Iter pink toe-nails.

Lady Bannister's reply was en-head thrown back, arms "Isn't it time for tea, Christy? Arethusiastically grateful, am close on out wide, tenso and graceful, ...

The curtain fell

fell to thunder of ap-, we going to bathe first?"

its heels enne Christy, very busine like with 12 sheaf of notes. for plause, cheers of excitement, stamp- ing feet. Behind it, Phillin stood arrangements.

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She looked up and met his eyes, with a twinkle of mischief in her vn, and then quick as an arrow she her feet, laughing and nourishing a towel rund her head

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"I hope you didn't mind," he anid.with her hand pressed to her thudding "I'm afraid I let slip something that heart, feeling slightly sick and giddy started Lady Bannister on the den of and very limp suddenly. She had carried it eff! asking you to dance for her show.

She had achieved the dream of ker "Come on-and don't be so inquisi-And then I felt you wouldn't refuse, life, of dancing before an audience tive. I am Phillion, that's enough It won't make any difference to your

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Of course I don't mind," Phillida So she wasn't getting any more sensible, though time was flying-nald, nervously lighting a cigarette. Summer couldn't last for ever, nor

rand of you. Now what about could two hundred and fifty pounds arranging it. and a fairy tale. But she wouldn't

The big club ballroom was packed take a peep

at the end of it yet.

on the night of the charity tight of Next morning she found a note entertainment, Everyone came in lying on her breakfast plate, addresa- their best, full of anticipation and ed in a strange hand, which she generosity. There had been hints anything, her mouth felt so dry. All opened with a

puzzled frown. Itaying that this allow was going to be she wanted was a long drink with lee wasn't Christy's writing, and she rather different from the ordinary in it, and Christy went in search of

effort that its or some. didn't know another soul in the place, loen! amateur

ganisers had something very special) (To Be Continued) "Dear Philllda" (she readi)..

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