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"No He ith the volunteers, farther south" He looked at her and her

eyes dropped

"Which is north and which is south?"

The walking-stick indicated the points of the coe in the -stick staggered in a wavering line eastwards But before it

could join the Nile, Mrs Nevill Tyson had rubbed out the n

and all, with the tips of her shoes

"There's a park-keeper co

such a ravel-walk"

The park-keeper caravel and frowned, he looked at

Mrs Nevill Tyson, sot up and walked as far as the Corner, where they looked at the

Achilles statue Under the shadow of the pedestal Mrs Nevill Tyson took

a bunch of violets fro to do with that?" said Louis

"I' to stick it in Achilles' buttonhole Oh, I see, Achilles

hasn't got a buttonhole I must put it in yours then"

She put it in

Louis's dark face flushed "Why did you do that?"

"I did that--Because you are a brave man, and I like brave men"

Still under the shadow of the pedestal, he took her by both hands and

looked into her eyes "What are you going to do now?" said he

"Nothing We one too far," said she

"Too far?" He dropped her hands

She s way "Yes; much too far We

shall be late for dinner"

They turned back by the way they had coathered round a poor street preacher with a raucous voice