ext morning Eveline woke late; she almost hated to get up as she couldn't imagine how she was going to pass the time al day. But something was the matter. Dick and Hilds went on sinning Sunday evening when Edwin was conducting services in Elberon and when Dick went back to school that fal he felt very much the man of the world. e other; it was like when she'd been a little girl and Agnes used to give her medicine when she was sick.
When his turn came to speak there'd be a moment when al the faces looking up at him would blur into a mass of They went out laughing, and walked down to Bleecker Street and settled happily at a table in an Italian restau-rant and ordered up the seventyfivecent dinner and a bottle of wine. But there she was on the platform in noseglasses and raincoat looking as oldmaidish as ever and a slightly younger girl with her who turned out to be from Waco and studying art. Driving to the policestation she had a soothing sense of helplessness and irresponsibility.
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