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I fully glad to see old Maurice again--he was looking brown and

less dilettante--though his socks and tie and eyes ratulated avethe lily," and used soured her for the moment, and she has retired to the

family place near Bordeaux to weep until her coain--

"Very unfortunate for her," Maurice said--"because she had nearly

secured a roving English peer who had enjoyed 'cushy' jobs during the

war, and had been recruiting fro at

Deauville--and noith this whisper of a spoiled skin, he had

transferred his attentions to Coralie--and there was trouble aht a very rich neutral

as forwarding philanthropic schereat ladies--and she hoped

soon to wed

Coralie seemed in the most secure and happy case, since she is already

established, and can enjoy herself without anxiety--Maurice hinted that

but for her béguin for lish peer, and

divorce poor René--her docile war husband--and beco, Nicholas Duquesnois is desolated--Coralie

changed directly she saw you here--he says--and then to divert herself