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D( T Y 'KNIGHT
"Don't roe? t 1, wily?' he 111e
eyes opened v r\ w:(ie and i, ele,v
if thin, voice w.): ;l.ti11 s r sor.
prise, "I lr,v,• ,,,,21, 11„, i t ,:11
dance all night long!'
"Su could I," chuckled Toby "But
if I go to one hop a yu.tt i ti i ri
Myself lucky,• now I am L',ut..',..
husband."
"You could dance every night tett
:11 night, if you wished, and you
-know it." said Laura, And the
walclliug girl at the other side of
the wicker tea -table saw tea flush
on her cheeks,
"\:, time,' said Toby lazily. "Be-
sides, tit::t Laura likes I like in
most things, so since she rloesut'
care for dancing, I've given it up
altogether,"
"That is what makes for a happy
marriage, I suppose," said Pansie,
welt Much seriousness that the
other two laughed.
PIC.OBA
PIPE
TOit'ACCO
on A Mit U (001 SMOKE
"Listen to the philosopher." e •i
I [ re
'l'oi.\ Then eudethily slappe
itis thigh with an ejaculation
•'.I,rve! ' I'v" Ielrot1,0 that 'phon
(.1•1I tl) Pauthr,ke.' Ile rose
'iii use me, will you, 1 shan.t b
Jiffy!"
i,e• hareb.-d ever tho sunlit la\v
rn a ,. "tall his Wf ll < trried form
and handsome head being nota
by two pair,, of -".Yes, And in each
was the same expression, only in
one ease the look of admiration had
110 right to be there.
d void of expression--
d "This i the most hc•autiful gar.
— i den 1 have ever 1)eeu in..'
e "It is pretty" agreed Laura, "1
designed the lily -pond and the rock-
• ot'y, and the crazy paving.,'
1 "DPuttee id you?" Pae looked about
her with sudden interest, "1 think
you we a very wonderful woman,
1• firs. Slillwood, if 1 may say so, And
1
wish you would be my friend,
Will you?"
"I have said we will Delp you as
much as we 1 )1,"'answered Laura,
"Ah, yes, but I mean my special
friend." Pansie leaned forward
eagerly, her small hands clasped
together In her lap. ',You—your-
self. Will you?"
Tinder the intensity of those blue
eyes Laura StilIwood felt absurdly
uncomfortable.
,I will do What I can, of ocurse,''
she said awkwardly. "But candid-
ly, I am not in the fllm business. It
le really Toby, who is the useful one
for you to have for ,a friend, Though
even he, as a writer hasn't a great
deal of influence. The produces!
and the directors and the casting -
directors are the powers that be
when it comes to engagements, But
Toby is rather eleven' at finding the
genius .hidden in most people,"
"4y good angel must have guided
my steps to the ' right direction
when I came to the studios of the
New English," remarked Pansie,
"He is a dear," sighed Laura, In-
voluntary speaking her thoughts
aloud. "He hes gone to speak to
a poor fellow wlso wants money to
start a little business. somewhere
down the line, He used to be one
of our gardners here, a deserving
enough man but I really cannot see
what good he will ever do, even if
Toby lends him the money to open
a shop. He is another—'4
"Lae dog?" suggested •Pansie,
softly, and the wile wondered at
this stranger's knowledge of her
husband's affairs,
"Yes," she said. Thera was
something in her tone that checked
further remarks on the subject, for
Pansie, after hastily draining her
tea -cup 811 id in a voice almost de -
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"What made yo ego there?" asked
U5lira, with a flue disregard for the
good angel at the moment, "Were
you anxious to obtain film -work?"
"Yee'," answered Pansie, "I have
always wanted to be a iilm-
aatress, or a mannequin, or—or
something where I could wear love-
ly clothes and look nice,"
"But to act," suggested Laura,
"Have you a real desire to express
yotunolf? to become an artist, not
just a flim,acLross,",
"Oh, yes, Mrs. Sttllwood," said
Pansie instantly, 'RI adore ,Tcbyna
toile, dotl'h you?"
1. "lea hesitated,; the film toter 511e
mentioned was a "Continental one
who had rieen to fame in exotic
1 roles,
"I hardly know what to think of
her?' 'she said,
1 "1 lova{ her
riles 4'n1u1 -•she \vas JIMneavt'llut15 i J 1 :an to
my -elf or le '1
t lion•, ; 1 ,"sold,,,
Liu.,, ehonply,
1
r t ,{:, 1 '::" 111",' ,(„1.01(i)44 't11' 11114,"
LIS the bad
girl In `tea. Via'
t too-
ulodel
i dvised
would
Weeks,
l ,1 lip
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11 ,',. 001• 11 ic11'e
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'lT,cily s0 sen lin: ental as.
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1' ut :.1 (he "tar's
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noted and very s\ve t,6. t "bill
Wright Fay she 1s u Janet (1
"Oh, yce, I Jtnciv, and i out
io thiult I could net ar look for
of a wicked woman," teed I
softly, "13th Moet glitz feel
vamp Is the most exciting.
one feels so growl" -up and in
ant the moment one wears
earrings and smokes cigarette
black satin pyjamas, •doesn't
"Does one?" laughed Laura,
lieved In a way to see her rats
coming over towards ,them,
'eI :Have never done either. I
nighties and never smoke in
bedroom!"
"Here we are again," said T
jointing then, and throwing a
folio on to Laura's hap, "Th
the script of Goldilocks,' I vote
read it out here. The light
hold and we can have a chow a
it over dinner, eh?"
"How lovely." Pansie snug
down on her cushions and, rue
her small feet underneath her
a kitten going to sleep. "1' h
my
ever 1{fe.enjoyed'" myself so muchmuchhl
"Are you comfortable .where
are stay+Lrg in town?, asked To
"Because I was thinking we ha
about umpteen rooms too many
this place, and we might be a
to put you up somehow "
"Y—yes, we might—we will s
about it," said Laura, hastily ops
iing the pages of the mannsrrii
:Shall I read it or will you, Toby!
Oh, you," re.s00nded her 1)11
hand. "I stutter when I'm readin
my own work," he added, turnin
to Pansie. •
And so Laura Stillwood read th
Modern vision of a girl called Goldi
locks who stole the breakfast an
the hest arniehafr of a grompy 01
bachelor and the story, simple aur
sweet, was stamped with. the marlof a lure and clean freshness and
charm. '
The dusk fell 001 the garden and
scent of rusty and mignonette
stole up on the pale_ golden air.
It was indescribably peacefuI
sitting 0111 there under the trees
and for some reason of the other,
!'ntra reit lar, teal's, so rare with
her, turf) across her eyes as site
same to the I f ,. words.
Golrifio1 1 s --Ila" bears don't fall
love. Only Princes Mild pool'
Wren do that, .11r. Marriott.
Marriott--"ye..1, I know, but 1 love
you, This is the wrong sort of
love -story, 1 am afraid,"
,Goldilocks goes to 111m; her hands
Just t00011 his shouideds.
"Goldilocks --Love is never wrong
when it is the fight kind of love—r,
dear Bea"
lly ofyin,Is
and
mull a
voice.
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until'{l!y
part
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Laura's flexible voice failed, .and
then she suddenly closed the leaves
with a quick movement,
"And of course they kiss and
marry and life happy ever after-
wa'rds," she said,
ISilence "followed—Only the echo
of a song out •somewhere on the
river floated awards then),
Pansie spoke first,
"I could cry—4 really could," she
said, using her favourite expression
snilpth)enled by- a �Plaintdve little
It is so beautiful, and not
a bit Ifke real life!"
'Oh, !hamlet said Toby, with a
half -nervous grin
thought it was myself, "I rather
"I know it is," said Laura, and
her eyes' were dreamy. She seemed
to have forgotten the girl and the
strange ,feeling of unrest that had
assailed Iter with her arrival, I
think life is like that, beautiful and
unexpected and full of happy
things,"
"I wish 1001114 think so," sighed
Pauaie, and Laura was too lost in
her own thoughts to notice the real
tinge of bitterness that quivered
Ince a high violin note out of Lune
with the brayer, in the Young voice.
"1 have never known anything
either idea or beautiful •sin0o my
mother died, 'She was lovely to
look at. I am awfully hire her, you
know—and from the hour 1 wets left
to the Iiiglgss family—that is my
step,rall9ter's name—1 have been
hedged in by ugliness and discord,
(TO BE GONTTNI{J,I1D)
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