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"Bully for you, John Marshall Glenarraph

On top oflay a small envelope,

unstauson left it," explained Bates

I opened and read: If convenient will Mr Glenaratha's some day this week at four o'clock Sister Theresa

wishes to see him

I whistled softly My feelings toward Sister Theresa

had been those of utter repugnance and antagonis her studiously and was not a little

surprised that she should seek an intervieith me

Quite possibly she wished to inquire how soon I expected

to abandon Glenarm House; or perhaps she wished to

admonish me as to the perils of my soul In any event

I liked the quality of her note, and I was curious to

knohy she sent for me; moreover, Marian Devereux

was her niece and that holly in the Sister's favor

At four o'clock I passed into St Agatha territory

and rang the bell at the door of the building where I

had left Olivia the evening I found her in the chapel

A Sister admitted ined, the visiting parent was received,

and left ood deal like a school-boy