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The retted it After all, ere Jimmy's

troubles toelderly

wo off discovery anyhow Sooner or later,

she would learn of the divorce, and--Just at that instant my eyes fell

on Mr Harbison--To on

with an a around

hiding the roulette wheel and things of which Miss Caruthersup a toy bear that

Max had brought her What would he think? It was evident that he thought

badly of us already--that he was contemptuously amused, and then to have

to ask hiasp I hurled e voice in

the hall and to know that I was too late I was in for it, whatever was

co the hall, followed by

Ji not to notice the paralyzed

silence in the library

Aunt Selina met me in the doorway To my frantic eyes she seemed to

tower above us by at least a foot, and beside her Ji cherub