T
ADDRESS
,
I
not
a
great
quantity
of
china
or
cutlery,
and
everything
must
be
prepared
for
the
service
of
dinner
this
evening."
And
afterward
you
dance?"
she
asked
wonderingly.
And
afterward
I
dance."
he
as
sented.
"Sometimes
perhaps
my
footsteps
are
a
little
heavy,
but
they
do
their
business
all
the
same.
I
want
you
to
know.
Miss
Brown,
that
while
you
are
now,
and
will
be
until
you
can
be
released
of
your
trust,
surrounded
by
enemies,
you
have
also
friends.
Listen.
I
will
give
you
proof
that
I
have
told
you
the
truth,
that
I
was
at
Lombertson
Square
last
night.
Behind
the
screen
"
.He
.
leaned
forward
and
whispered;
Miss-
Brown
was
back
again
amid
the
horrors.
"YOu
saw
the
paragraph
In
the
paper
this
morning?"
he
went
on.
"That
was
all.
There
will
be
no
more
than
that.
It
was
I
who
helped
to
move
him
I
and
the
fosr.
which
made
it
easy.
There
will
be
no
outcry,
no
word
of
complaint
to
the
police,
but
they
know
over
there
at
Moscow
that
they
have
lost
the
best
man
who
ever
enlisted
under
their
secret
service,
and
they
know
well
that
Deesiter
killed
him.
And
over
here
a
man
unknown!
Perhaps.
But
even
your
police,
though
dull,
are
not
fools.
Even
your
Home
Department,
though
fettered
by
conventions,
has
learned
how.to
muz
zle
the
press
at
times.
The
name
or
that
man
was
known
in
every
city
of
the
world.
In
Barcelona,
in
Moscow,
Rome
and
Parts,
Bucharest
and
Shanghai,
they
wear
mourning
for
him.
There
will
be
a
black
edee
around
their
baoer.
but
his,
name
will
never
be
mentioned,
j
Tnat
is
how
these
men
slip
out
of
the
world."
"It
doesn't
sound
like
real
life,"
Miss
Brown
mused.
jThere
ft
a
great
deal
In
life,"
Paul
told
her,
"of
which
the
mul
titudes
never
dream.
And
now
I
must
go.
Please
come
here
when
yen
can
to
eat.
You
are
of
our
circle.
You
will
be
welcome.
MLss
Brown
held
out
her
hand,
a
little
startled
at
feeling
It
raised
to
his
lips.
Afterward
she
went
timidly
with
her
purse
In
her'
hand
to
the
desk
where
Madame
presided,
but
Madame
shook
her
head.
"Today
you
are
my
son's
euest."
she
said.
"I
hope
you
have
en-Joyed
your
luncheon?
Whenever
you
care
to
come
back
we
shall
be
glad
to
see
you.
At
another
time
you"
must
meet
my
husband.
Today
he
Is
a
little
excited.
He
talks
politics
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C
lilt
Was?
BROWN
,
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X.YO.
Copyright
1927.
by
E.
Phillips
Oppenhelm.
INSTALMENT
XII.
"To
becln
by
repeating
wliht
I
told
you
last
night
my
family,
my
sister,
mv
father,
my
mother
and
myself
are
not
content
to
do
what
so
many
of
our
exiled
Russians
hare
done.
They
are
living
in
luxury,
many
of
them,
on
the
Riviera,
in
Paris,
even
in
New
York,
living
on
their
titles,
on
their
prestige,
upon
the
charity
and
sympathy
of
the
world.
That
aoes
not
suit
us.
we
nave
lost
our
country,
and
there
is
much
blame
to
be
attached
to
us
for
that.
When
we
lost
our
country,
we
lost
our
names,
we
lost
everything
except
our
souls.
Those
we
have,
kept."
'You
have
hope?"
she
asked
eagerly.
"why
not?
When.
In
the
world
s
history,
did
a
regime,
a
scheme
of
government,
founded
upon
mud,'
ouut
over
a
cesspool,
endure?
Given
long
enough
time,
that
present
country
which
calls
itself
j
ijussia
must
eouapse
01
its
own
accord.
It
is
our
wish
to
hasten
that
tune
so
that
it
may
come
before
we
are
too
old
to
taste
the
ioVof
feeling
the
soil
of
our
home
land
once
more
beneath
our
feet.
It
Is
for
that
we
work,
hour
after
Hour,
and
week
after
week,
work
ror
our
livings
In
the
daylleht.
work
for
our
country
In
the
hours
of
quiet."
He
finished
his
brandy
and
stood
up.
I
have
work
now
In
the
kit
chen,"
he
announced.
"We
have
lltt-and
that
generally
upsets
him."
Miss
Brown
took
her
leave,
feeling
somehow
or
other
as
though
sne-
nad
left
tne
presence
or
roy-'alty,
Instead
oX
having
been
bidden
farewell
by
a
lady
with
a
cash
register
.from
behind
the
desk
ol
a
small
Vitlne
h6use:
Unon
'the
threshold,
to
her
surprise,
she
met
conventlonal
waiter's
garb
and
he
held
a
bowler
hat
in
his
hand.
!
n
inena
wno
nas
a
spare
ai-
ternoon,"
he
confided
"he
is
a
cousin
really,
who
was
In
my
regi
ment
during
tne
war
nas
come
In
to
wash
the
dishes.
I
am
free
therefore.
You
will
permit
that
I
accompany
you
home?'
'
"Wouldn't
It
do
you
more
good
to
He
down'.'"
she
suggested.
"You
look,
so
tired."
"I
would
like,"
he
confessed,
t'o
ride
on
the
top
of
a
bus
with
you."
Bhe
laughed
softly.
The
enterprise
appealed
to
her.
"For
an
hour,'
'she
agreed.
"We
will
go
to
Hammersmith
and
back."
They
found
an
omnibus,
climbed
on
to
the
top
and
seated
themselves
side
by
side.
They
were
In
no
respect
an
unusual-looking
couple.
They
seemed
Indeed
very
much
a
part
of
the
world
which
passes
dally
DacKward
and
ror-
rather
dingy
mackintosh,
a
small
fblack
hat
of
some
shiny
material
suitable
for
wet
weather,
and
gloves
which,
she
had
intended
to
replace
during
an
afternoon'3
shopping.
Paul's
overcoat
had
been,
bought
ready-made
in
Hol-born
and
he
was
by
no
means
of
stock
size.
His
laced
shoes
nad
PauL.
A
black
.OTea-aeaWwwdtsWfflr
purchased
With
an"
idea
of
wear
and
his
hat,
with
its
thin
imp-and
streaky
edges,
betrayed
the
spirit
of
economy
In
which
it
naa
been
acquired.
Nevertheless,
Miss
Brown's
eyes
shone
blue
with
the
spirit
of
enterprise,
and
Paul,
as
ne
removed
his
hat
for
a
moment,
showed
the
fine
shape
of
his
head,
the
strength
of
his
Jaw
notwithstanding
his
rather
high
cheek
bones,
and
the
visionary
light
In
his
clear,
strong
eyes.
For
November
there
were
fewer
clouds
about
than
usual
and
a
breeze
that
was
almost
soft.
"Well,"
he
Inquired
abruptly,
as
they
started
on
their
way,
"you
have
seen
how
we
live
what
do
you
think
of
us?"
.
(To
Be
Continued)
There
were
sixty
passengers
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south
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
which
was
In
port
late
yesterday
afternoon
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ward
from
the
travail
of
the
city
I
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Skagway
to
Vancouver.
Most
to
the
sporadic
rest
of
the
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