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He had yet to prove it

Of course she was a little fool; that ithout saying He had known

many women ere fools, and he had survived their folly But it seemed

that he could not live without this particular little fool

He called the next day at Ridgmount Gardens

Mrs Nevill Tyson'sHe found her at

the piano, singing in her patheticthat used to he

a favorite of Tyson's The selection was another freak; it was the first

ti since they left Thorneytoft

This is what she sang; but Louis only ca,

I will not bid you stay,

Though ,

When love is far away

(Di,

I will not wake you No,

You shall hear no sound of weeping,

No footsteps co,

Roa,

Love will steal ho,

Sleep on, the li-ights are low,

So,

Love will awa-ake--awa-ake,