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hi from her eyes She

sank upon her knees beside him She threw her arms about his neck and

kissed him on the forehead

"Oh, my dear, don't you see?" she whispered, "don't you see--don't you

see?"

When they heard the judge calling froarden toward the house It was dark; the whitest asters were but gray

splotches There was no one in the orchard; Briscoe had gone indoors

"Did you know you are to drive me into town in the phaeton for the

fireworks?" she asked

"Fireworks?"

"Yes; the Great Harkless has come home"

Even in the darkness he could see the look the vision had given him when

the barouche turned into the Square She s I could have been your htly "This wonderful world!" he cried

"Yesterday I had a doctor--a doctor to cure me of love-sickness!"

They went on a little way "Wefor us" This was true; they had