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"The sort that has her breakfast in bed," she muttered, "and has her

clothes put on her by somebody Her underclothes, too!"

The ier

Late that night Herman came back

Herman had been a difficult proposition for Rudolph to handle His

innate caution, his respect for law and, under his bullying exterior,

a certain physical cowardice,He was controversial He liked to argue over the

beer and schnitzel Rudolph bought And Rudolph was growing ierness and zeal It was his very zeal that

was his danger, although it brought him slavish followers He was

conteence

himself, he understood for that very reason the mental processes of

those he would lead There was a certain si

With Her-places every

evil instinct that lay dore, sullen, and potentially violent

He was confused, too Rudolph's arguht, heavy with fatigue and with Rudolph's steady

talk in his ear He was tired of pondering great questions, tired of

hearing about the Spencers and thewas scattered about the room, and he frowned at it She