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But he could not rid hi sense of responsibility His ain to the complication into which he had suddenly been thrust "Perhaps this desire on the part of the girl to go away to study is only an instinctive desire to escape It would be like that preacher to have a worn, little, co of to let such a man come into his hohter? He is neglecting his plain duty"

He fell asleep, fancying himself on the way up the trail to therays of the ht were absurd He desired to see the girl again, not to warn her of her peril, but because she was piquant and lovely, as befitted her ros