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‘ Ba me tes ABITOFACOQUETTR as with my dear little playmate, but Dave is a good m man and will make her a happy woman.”’’ “But haven’t you noticed that Hilda Corrode is gone on him, too?’ ventured Sammy. It was Carrie’s turn to be surprised. ‘“(Jood gracious, no!’’ she exclaimed. ‘‘Well, you must be blind! Why, her eyes are bursting out of her head withit. She follows him like his shadow, and is as eager for a look ora kind word as a dog for a bone.”’ Like a flash Carrie reviewed what had passed under her eyes, but what she had never put the right inter- pretation upon. She realized that Sammy was right, and she wondered at her own blindnessin not having discovered it for herself long before. ‘‘Just you keep your eyes open, Carrie!’’ proceeded Sammy, impressively. ‘‘Mark my words! Before long there’ll be an explosion in Signor Roberto Jonesio’s Grand Cosmopolitan Circus!’? in ‘ wes od - = : ° ‘% y . “ seb i - ph “aol ; oO , ay le) ~ista yt) id ~ com ck ook . rs ‘ : a f. J ’ / ‘ ‘ ’ “_ ‘. | ~ es hyd A , ‘ " 5 ae te eee Leh ‘yy aa { ruet rh Se ED “es . fee Ps a Ai ees