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Love Gives Itself
THE STORY OF A BLOOD FEUD
BY ANNIE S. SWAN.
-at'm sorry if I've kept you waiting.
When is dinner?"
"In about five minutes' time.„
"I won't keep you," he said, and, as old dear•?"(To be continued.)
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CHAPTER IL—(Cont'd.) "I must. I have been ,.way from'
"And what brought you to Ayr?"'
asc1 Alan.
Carlotta shrugged her shoulders. t
"What wind blows the straw? My
father had had a wonderful holiday i
here once, in his old tutoring days,
with two Scottish students whose borne
was in this county. It was always the
dream of his life to return permanent-
ly. So, when his Cambridge days
were done, he simply girded up his
loins and came. My mother and I
had no choice."
"And you do not feel at home
here?"
She shook her head.
"Do we look as if we should? My
mother was an actress. That, in itself
is enough. Not that I mind much,
and my father minds not at all. In
fact, he is completely unconscious of
anything amiss, or other than what it
should be. Ayrshire has not disap-
pointed him."
"Nor will it disappoint you, surely,
in the long run, since you hace con-
sented to make it your future and per-
manent home."
Her face flushed, and she lifted her
eyes to his in a look of odd but quite
definite appeal.
Rankine rose to his feet, for in that
moment two things were revealed to
him—that Carlotta Carlyon did not
love Peter Garvock, and that it was
unwise for him, Alan, to remain long-
er mher presence.
"Are you going already?" she ask-
ed,
shed, and there was a trail of disap-
pointment in her voice.
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I only returned this morning. My chap after your own heart. We could
do with him here, couldn't we?; He's
an excellent servant. There isn't any-
thing under heaven he doesn't. know
something about."
answered, and seeing him on his feet, As he spoke, his eyes significantly
Peter came forward, apparently sur- followed the tablemaid'as she left the
Stair file greater part of the day
"Oh, she would, because she is a
gentlewoman.. The mother is different,
I believe. But isn't the Professor an
if glad to escape, took the stairs three
steps at a time, and quickly disap-
peared.
Judy, looking still surprised and
puzzled, resumed her • seat.
A quarter of an hour later they
were seated together at a small round
table, set, Iike an oasis, in the vast-
ness of the great dining -room, which,
Judy decided, should be used that
night in honor of the new laird of
Stair. She had taken great pains with
the table, which showed a mass of ex-
quisite spring flowers, such as are
grateful to eyes that have not looked
upon their like for years.
They were waited upon by a maid-
servant because, after her father was.
compelled to spend most of his time
upstairs, Judy began to practice strict
domestic economies, and had constant-
ly reduced the household at Stair. But
to -night she felt that there ought to
have been a man behind Alan's chair,
and the question she put, presently,
crystallized her thought.
"What have you done with Denis
O'Rourke, Alan? I made sure you
would bring Denis with you.".
"He's coming," said"Rankine, with a
nod and a smile. "I sent him home to
Connemara, via Holyhead, just to get
a peep at his father and mother. But
he'll be here by Ardrossan, I don't
I doubt, in the course of a few days."
"And you mean to keep him here?"
"Why, yes; 1 suppose so. You see,
I've got used to Denis, and he'll be a
sister must not be left longer. I am
glad to have had this opportunity—".
"And you will come again?"
"As to that I am not "sure," he
prised too at his cousin's abrupt de-
parture.
"How are you going to get back to
Stair, Alan? It's a beastly night, and
a rough walk."
"I shan't mind it," he answered.
"Good night, Professor. I'll unearth
some of the old Stair Records and "You'll like Denis," repeated Ran -
send them down for your benefit Good kine, and his mouth hardened a little
night, Miss Carlyon. Perhaps , you as he reflected that he had come back
may be over tomorrow, "Peter? Do to face a rather desperate kind of
you go to town on Saturdays too?" struggle which would go to prove his
"I won't go to -morrow, though I mettle.
usually do Tell Judy I'll look in in A sudden pity and kindliness for his
room to change the plates.
"We haven't had a butler since :you
left, Alan. It wasn't necessary, with
only Claud and me, and father so
much upstairs. And women -servants
are cheaper. I like them better too.
You can say more to them.".
the morning." sister softened his face almost imine -
They nodded good night, but did not diately, however, and, leaning across
shake hands.
Once free of the house, Alan Ran-
kine shook himself as if he felt some-
thing closing in on him. He did not
know what it was, but, most certainly,
Carlotta had disturbed him as no wo-.
man had yet done in all his thirty
f life. H felt the blood riot -
the table, he said, almost caressingly:
"I'm afraid•you've had a pretty rot-
ten time of it just lately, old dear."
In spite of herself,: Judy's. eyes
overflowed.
Unused to being considered, save in
the way of appeal to provide the sin-
ews of moral war for other people,
years
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ng in his veins; he longed to go back the tender note in her brother's voice
into that peaceful, homely room, and, broke down her self-control. She was
standing up before his cousin, Peter, a very woman at the moment, and,
hadn.o mate for him! That these two ever
• she obeyed the impulse of her
I dare him to' marry Carlotta,' who was heart, would have run to him and hid
her head on his breast. `
Instead, however, she merely blink-
ed her eyes vigorously, and tried to
steady tier voice.
"Oh, no;not so very bad] Just at
which cut nearly two miles off the the end, perhaps, when Cher awasaa ,.o.
road to Stair, and between six and much to.do, and nobody but Claud; to
seven o'clock, dripping wet, and with, t alk to about things,'I felt like lettiri;
muddy boots, pushed- open the inner g° -
door
At the. moment the maid entered'
door of his home, and stepped into the with the next course,; and they had to
hall. return to impersonal topics. When
Judy, dressed in a low-cut evening the meal was' over (and Judy wonder:-
frock
onder=
frock of dead black, sitting on the' ed whether Club or ship -board dinners
low fender -stool, jumped up in amaze -'had made Alan more fastidious than
rnent. "Why, Alan, you have walked! And' of yore, he ate so Iittle), she suggested
through all that rain! Whatever made that they should go and sit in the
you do it? Couldn't you have wired 1 P That queer name had been given,
for Bob Figgis, or hired a trap at tbe'
I when they 'were children, to an, old
"I fancied the walk, my dear, and gun -room at the back of the:house,
the rain is nothing," he answered, try- the library, where they hh a short adsbeen ale ff
ing to speak as naturally as possible. I lowed to collect all sorts of rubbish
would marry was impossible, unthink-
able, even if the appointed" day had
been set.
He turned, rather by instinct than
clear plan, into the short field. • path
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I and nobody found fault.
"I had it cleared up a bit last week,
and: you've no idea what heaps of
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ed, and when they entered the queer,
octagon -shaped place, with its =medley
of furniture and odds and ends, a
strange look crept over his face.
"Judy, you're the most understand-
ing woman creature it has ever been
my lot to meet!" he 'said, with a catch
in his voice. "If you had lain awake
nights, planning it, you couldn't have
thought of anything better for to-
night."."
e-night.» "
She smiled happily, paused a nio
meat to fasten more securely the posy
at her belt, then, drawing in the ,old.
basket -chair, which had been the
favorite bed for the dolls of long ago,
she sank into it with a fluttering .lit-
tle sigh.
"Mary will bring the coffee here,
and I'm going to do nothing but :.lazy
now,Alan, You can do the talking."
Aan got out a pipe and began to
get tobacco ready, while he told;" of
his visit to Glasgow and his talk with
the lawyers. He had nothing to tell
her which Judy did not know already,
"And then you came down : with
Peter, and where have you been since.
—at The Lees?" asked Judy, watch-
ing
ing with pride and untold affection
every movement of the long, graceful
figure on the opposite side of thefire
place.
"No, you can't guess. Peter *took
me to the Clock House to introduce me
to his fiancee:"
Judy sat forward instantly, vividly
interested:
"He did? Well, and what do you
think of her? I am interested to hear,
because, you know, I admire her most
awfully and like her as well. I am
quite sure I am looking forward to
having her at The Lees." ;
"I've seen lots of women, Judy,"
said Alan, deliberately, "but I've never;
seen anybody like her."
"For beauty, do you mean? She is
very beautiful, isn't she?" asked Judy
wistfully, "and a very unusual type."
"For beauty, and other things; and,
if you could tell me how Peter got in
there far enough to get her to prom-
ise to marry hit", I would be much
obliged."
'IPm afraid itis the money, Alan.
They. are very poor—" ,
"They dont look it. They live like
gentle people, Judy."
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