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"I'd love it," she cried And then she smiled, as she added: "She will

be much easier to teach She won't be so stupid, and one of the things

I shall teach her"--she paused, and added whiain"

But, just before they drew up at the house of old Spicer South, she

said: "I ive my vanity

the punishment it deserves You had me in deep doubt"

"About what?"

"About--well, about us I wasn't quite sure that I wanted Sally to

have you--that I didn't need you myself I've been a shameful little

cat to Wilfred"

"But now--?" The Kentuckian broke off

"Now, I know that my friendship for you and my love for him have both

had their acid test--and I alad we've been through it There are no doubts ahead I've got you

both"