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Yet, to her guests she was bright and entertaining Not one of them

had a suspicion that her life was not one of pure sunshine

Albert, I ahlytor anony--excellent stuff, culled froes

of weekly papers, of which there was a pile in the housekeeper's

roo seemed

to come of it Every day, sometimes twice and thrice a day, he

would leave on Reggie's dressing-table significant notes similar in

tone to the one which he had placed there on the night of the ball;

but, for all the effect they appeared to exercise on their

recipient, they es

The choicest quotations from the works of such established writers

as "Aunt Charlotte" of Forget-Me-Not and "Doctor Cupid", the

heart-expert of Hoie As far as Albert could ascertain--and he was one of those

boys who ascertain practically everything within a radius of

ie positively avoided Maud's society

And this after reading "Doctor Cupid's" invaluable tip about

"Seeking her company on all occasions" and the dictum of "Aunt

Charlotte" to the effect that "Many a wooer has won his lady by