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THE wd te see him, ev Mm od; add a that night without sen it Will be his hast! Feouldn’t swall el about hal vin the Mo the front de ye and my om, look uldn’t tell whi worried about him but Prepulsed him and hte Toiave. tinally Branch, that suit me perfectly they are better than [ expected “they woule duct last week Ife | Now Leome to think of it, it is really thrill with indiy tonishing what a multite nS ure ml Pes esha eoth wn J) ered ap and hid by the » words ¢ Kea him to reper | | ney Island.” ALL stumme if one’s As true as hand doesn’t appear at the expected ie allover aaa the invariable excuse is Coney Island. point wh dinner, it that Ts dare to tell ni drop at C elitus would hit Vd take wn unit My brother Je » for alr menee, but E supp k to wits a clared it did r I tho tone mini rly si put in a trip to Coney Island on Tt happened so nicely, to had just come home from colle it after dinner he strolled over ked where Herac was? 1 said [didn’t know, and asked him to take me down the bay for a sail, it was such a lovely moonlight night, Under ordinary waht cireumstances he would have said he had ait a Tle ment, or made some other excuse: bat | ee diye Lis out of town, and 1 guy lonely, and didn’t know ‘exactly At all events, for once he was willin ] to entertain his sister, and so we Look the 8- | v’clock boat for the Iskuwd. “The trip was delightful and the moonlight: supe , didn’t land, but returned on the same bout, home about eleven, arted PE ohad infe und reache Before we where | was nyfeather : Island, but she necdn’t As he didn’t know John had thought his lack of kno companion was, would m: ay. Emight have spared mys trouble, however: for after John had “good night.” and Thad entered the house, I discovered that Heraclitus had not been at all, and what he had sent mention who with. arrived, 1 as to who my him real pleased {this id home us Wor neither note nor teleg When he knows he is to be out ne invariably sends 1 me ne kind. TP must confess 1 ums ny wiser routs after [ receive it than before; but that doesn’t alter the fact of it’s being his duty to let me | know he hasn't met with some horrid « trophe. [finally went to bed; but 1 nervous L couldn't sleep. Every little while I got up and went to the window, but ¢ ofhim. 1 see nothin: Mr. Swat uke to corn ve play ever said, and thought to myself, “he was ve the rain fell, good as the tr dont think you woul JUDGE. I'd be en if he were full of wine ny in his pocket.” AtT I Tut my eves were so red womiveself; and worried that [ thou his was the first time since he'd ever staid away all ling me word—and I gues low a mouthful of break- If-past eight, while Tw ruing lenrnal for casual Fr opened and ele young man 1 ch ? and s howith v f went off in ned him, as i Ked me if Tha rted to Kiss s Teould speak be. ‘They are on the second: floor, sre Large Then? When he suid and airy, and on the ocean side. ‘Tu be sure, I pricked up my ¢ our board costs an awful lot of moneys but | pur when he added that * he started to take Heraclitus was only too willing to give me | the so'elock buat home, and it rained so | uivthing | wanted, after his disgraceful eon- | 4, iil wevelnek for dietrin, It every tibre ttion. 1 «lori at what hed Vina livin but why of my being ‘Tinyself up pout the in, he said wor footand ny it never rain ve it uther surprised at my vehe- he thoug jane cu never make me be sht-a lie well th, and again and asked, in injure the would Ti for human aut hi in, ndurance, nswered, tell me a lie, 1 at nine at Coney I my m ght- It was as good as a play to asa means of strengthen erry, but couldn't | been ordered by his Doctor | sce the expression of Ins face w these words, He couldn't. sa all for a minute or two, and then to stummer somethi nine o'clock, but I finally lost what little 4 tience T ever had, and told him it his standing there inventing e : didn’t see what the rain had to de with it, nyway. 1 supposed boats and cars didn’t stop running on account of ity and I presum- ed if Lshould ask him why he didn’t tele- raph, he'd say *acyelone had blown « e wires SW appeared to take hin ame little time to collect his sen outburst on my part—but ass ered his con on [uttered thing at need he wanted to k Island, and who I went with. V him 1 would in valuable information to hin went down with Ttold him “there was where Tdidn't zo with ‘some’ fellows. Although the blood fl when [suid this, he w as furious as L expected he would be was evidently relieved at thinking he had me in rner instead of T him, [soon took away what little co have found reflection by telling him went with John, and then he looked more erest- 1 ever. T now saw that my tim If John found out family would soon know of i nything H ates, doings discu ler tly (for my wrath w aying anything more differed I went with one.” up into his f it is to hav hy circle. emarked, vet use write e rooms We ing at on Wednesday at the me three hundred dollar: He at first seemed a little demand, bat drew from hi of bills and proceeded to count me out fift If there is a woman who knows how to make her hushand’s idieysneracies pay, that woman is Branch, and give I it square.” tothe were rit e PENSYPRATIEN, across the Cranrnn: way, doesn’t consult the Doctor as. te cise, but takes it on his own hook. i comicbooks.com