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Another ain; he saw

souarded and

appealing He was near the end of doubt

He felt that if he stayed with her another moment he would lose his head,

and he did not want to lose it--yet! He struggled desperately between his

desire to stay and his will to go--if there was any difference between

desire and will

His struggles were cut short by the entrance of Tyson

He walked into the rooreeted Stanistreet cheerfully

(his eyes twinkling), ordered fresh tea, and began to talk to his wife as

if nothing had happened If Louis had not known him so well, he would

have said he was immensely improved since the remarkable occasion on

which they had last met He had quarreled with his best friend; he had