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Oppcnhrlm-
instalment
XXXIII.
Miss
Brown's
first
few
days
at
o
any
event
of
Importance.
She
had
u
auena
iu
a
sumcwimv
voium
lnous
corresDondence
which
Dlahv
lv
indteated
the
nature
of
T.ndv
n
:
-
.7..
.
Hannerton's
political
sympathies.
A
letter
to
Thornton
begging
him
not
to
call
without
warning,
she
tnnlr
cote
of.
and
also
one
tn
Pen
nington
refusing
an
Invitation
to
lunenron
in
uie
nouse
oi
uom
mons
until
her
work
in
the
neieh
borhood
was
finished.
She
telenhmied
nn
several
nr-
easiona
tn
IVvslter
unH
nrh.inuort
fa-
lew
guarded
worcs.
on
the
fifth
morning,
uiav
nannerton.
in
a
warm
rose-colored
rirrsslntr
pnn
trimmed
with
fur.
came
into
the
small
study
which
had
been
given
up
iut
iicr
use.
"Plenty
oi
work
for
vou
thU
'
mornlngr.
Miss
Brown."
she
an
nounced,
handing
her
two
long
sheets
of
paper.
I
want
three
copies
of
these
lists
of
names.
Be
careful
to
get
the
regimental
numbers
right
and
the
numbers
of
the
battalions.
Also
you
will
see
that
after
each
name
there
are
either
one,
two
or
three
crosses,
or
a
fquery.
Those
marks
tell
me
Just
what
the
political
opinions
of
the
men
are
nnri
n-hat
ihon
T
Viav
of
getting
them
to
vote
for
me.
At
I
a
ociock
i
nave
twelve
or
tirteen
of
the
sergeants'
wives
coming
to
tea
In
the
other
room.
I
want
you
to
be
there
with
vntir
nntehnnlr
and
If
I
use
any
phrase
that
seems
to
you
suiKing.
maice
a
note
oi
a
is
uai
quite
ciear?
"Quite
clear,
thank
vou."
Miss
Brown
renlied
I
have
come
to
Cie
conclusion."
Laay
nannerton
went
on.
after
a
moment's
hesitation
-that
vn
are
a
person
in
whom
I
can
place
enure
trust,
i
want
you
tnough
to
preserve
an
your
notebooks
and
let
me
have
them
vhen
von
leave
Tf
Is
a
foolish
idea
nf
mine
nerhnn
,but
people
are
so
Inquisitive
and
uic
newspapers
migni
distort
tne
musi
narraiess
rem
ants.
"Certainly."
Miss
Brown
agreed
with
Immovable
face.
Lady
Hannerton
trailed
out.
leaving
behind
her
an
odor
or
bath
salts
and
kindred
perfumes
Miss,
Brown
bent
over
her
task,
typea
tor
some
hours,
ate
her
ex
ceedingly
moderate
luncheon
com
fortably
at
a
small
table
drawn
up
to
the
fire,
and
tvned
araln
un-i
til
4
o'clock.
By
that
time
the
list
were
imrsnea.
ana
neatly
pinned
together.
Lady
Hannerton.
looking
more
attractive
man
ever
In
a
OUlet.
hut
serv
faihtnnahlo
miri
nouse
gown.
icoKec
mem
through
mumiurrci
a
irw
wnrn
or
an.
iproval
and
took
Miss
Brown
with
uer
into
uie
larger
room
wnere
a
sevre
or
so
oi
women
were
seat
;ed
whispering
together.
Lady
Han
nerton
greeted
them
all.
smiline
In
so
glad
you've
come
to
have
a
little
talk
with
me
"
he
said
hospitably.
"Do
draw
up
as'
M1A
tflA
......
1
tf
4m
no
j.nn
T
wvv
n.t
mc
jvnj
vail.
1
1
seems
to
get
colder
and
colder.
Plenty
of
toast,
please,
Maty."
she
voi
a
me
parior
maia.
Tea
was
served
and
verv
hnunt
lfully
served.
Afterward
Lady
Hannerton
sat
In
an
easy
chair
and
smowa
one
oi
me
cigarettes
which
V0TV
hflnf
ovsmrl
"Of
course
you
know
what
my
i
iv.
wm.
a
want.
Uo
get
into
Parliament
and
I
must
'warn
vnn
that
T
am
un
IIVumI
fn
my
views.
I
particularly
want'
mc
vote
oi
every
soiaier.
Decausei
beta
a
soldier's
widow
It
is
the
soWier
husband
I
mean
to
fight1
for
more
than
any
one
else.
I
tell!
the
general
the
same
thine:
I
tell
an
the
officers
whenever
they,
Come
here
to
dine
T
think
the
privates
and
noneommlsslonrd
of-
ncers
are
tne
worst
paw
men
in'
the
army."
mere
was
a
little
murmur
of
not
unnatural
approval.
"I
don't
know
whether
you
know
what
the
exact
scale
of
pay
ls,"i
Lady
Hannerton
went
on
"I'll
trtve
YOU
'each
a
little
namnhlet
hefnr
'
you
gp
which
will
tell
you
Just!
a
private
gets,
wnat
a
noncommissioned
officer
gets,
and
soi
On
all
the
U'av
tn
a
(raruirol
T
want
you
to
keep
these
pamphlets
vo
yuureeires.
Decause
not
unnat-nro'ly
they
are
very
unpopular
wiui
uie
auuioriiMM
nur
i
ran
ni.
ways
provide
you
with
some
more
ior
your
iriena."
There
was
some
slight
applause,
a
definite
undemnte
nf
vmnith
etic
anorobation.
several
questions
I
u
wnicn
Laay
nannerton
replied.
"I
suppose
you
all
read
the
papers."
Ladv
Hannerton
went
nn
Presently.
"You
know
thut
nrenar-
i.i
-'
-7-
;
-
1
.
.
.
umuim
are
Koing
on
tor
wnat
looks
as
uiougn
11
mignt
turn
out
to
be
a
Universal
Strike
They'll
nrnhahlv
want
to
make
use
of
the
armv
to
do
all
soruiof
work
they
never!
ougnt
to
be
iSKed
to
do
while
the
trouble
Is
on,
but
4ne
thing
I
want
to
nnlnt
nut
tn
vnn
Ir
that
the
end
of
it
all
will
probably
be
cuner
wnat
we
near
so
much
about
nowadavi
a
revolution
nr
else
considerably
higher
pay
for
the
workers,
while
you
will
remain
"uj
wnere
you
were
oeiore.
'
There
was
a
little
uneasy
move
ment
among
the
women.
Even
tllOSe
Whn
had
mm
tn
mnlantul
and
smiling
were
looking
gloomy.
"Her
Ladyship's
right,"
one
woman
muttered.-m
tell
my
Tom
What
I
think-
when
T
ot
hnnta
"
"You
must
all
of
you
talk
to
FT
Uyour
husbands,"
utay
Hannerton
insisted.
"Military
discipline
Is
a
wonderful
thine,
of
course,
but
as
tit's
administered
here
and
my
husband
was
a
general
you
know
-1
say
that
It
Is
only
another
form
of
tyranny.
When
the
riots!
-icome,.
ILlbay
.do
.come.
you.
will
see
n
coionri
drawing
nis
seven
or
UlRlu
tonrtrfrt
a,rpnr,.nrfisrtng
his
men
arawing
two
or
tnree
snil-Uns
a
day.
to
fight
their,
own
countrymen
who
are
struggline
for
a
lvasonaoie
wage,
what
youlf
aE
do
rooui
it
1
can't
tnink.
I
can
onlv
nrav
that
the
time
wnn'l
pome
until
after
I
have
succeeded
in
ireettlng
a
seat
in
Parliament
Land
have
called
attention
to
the
hidrous
Injustice
that
Is
going
on
in
the
army
today."
There
was
a
a
brooding
silence.
One
thin
-faced
woman,
whn
had
been
listening
intently
all
the
Unie.
ventured
to
speak.
".Sunnosirur
tills
mvnlntlnn
nr
anyways,
noting,
should
come
on
account
of
the
strikes."
she
ak-
ed.
slowly,
"is
Your
Ladyship
sug-tfestlntt
that
the
army
should
re-
iuse
to
ooey
oraers?
"I
am
auavMtinir
nnthino
t
ih
'
Hannerton
answered
-t
hi
himply
asked
you
here
to
trv
ta
make
you
see
clearly
the
situation
as
it
exists,
and
tn
nek
ftr
me
when
I
put
up
for
Partla-
rnt.
What
your
husbands
may
do
thev
faced
are
with
etir"
ri
n
rible
problem
as
being
ordered
to1
ure
upon
wieir
own
countrvmen
mum
I
could
nolvas
asoldler's
wife,
discuss."
This
time
there-
were
few
questions.
THe
women
went
away,
for
the
most
part,
In
silence.
Miss
Brown
handed
to
each
a
small
pamphlet
which
had
been
Intrust
ed
tn
hor
for
dtstrlhnHnn
One
she
fnnLtvoH
in
elfn
Intn
her
nvn
ant-
ehel.
'As
soon
as
they
had
all
gone,
Lady
-Hannerton
threw
open
the
wimiows
and
lit
a
fresh
cigarette.
"This
makes
the
seventeenth
afternoon
within
a
month
to
a
different
crowd
of
women
each
time,"
she
confided.
"It's
hard
work."
"I
should
think
so."
was
the
quiet
reply.
"Do
you
say
the
same
thing
to
all
of
them?"
"Prettv
well
Toll
m.
l
Brown,"
Lady
Hannerton
added,
luumnK
ai
ner
uoseiy,
"wnat
aiaj
you
think
of
it
all?
Are
you
a
SVTnn.lthlier
nr
dn
vnn
helleve
In
letting
established
things
remain
Miss
Brown
shook
her
head.
"T
find
It
heat
In
m
V
tvualtlnn
in
have
no
political
opinions,"
she
said.
"I
have
work
to
do
for
all
sorts
or
people.
I
try
to
do
the
work
well,
and
that
Is
the
only
thing
I
think
about"
"I
suppose,"
Lady
Hannerton
reflected,
still
covertly
watching
her
stenographer.
"If
the
general,
for
I
said
to
these
women,
I
should
get
into
trouble."
miss
urown
made
no
remark.
Her
face
remained
expressionless.
"You
took
a
few
notes
of
what
T
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Dresses
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very
Newest
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$1.95
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said,
I
hope?"
her
employer
continued.
"I'
pretty
well
know
it
off
oy
neun,
dui
sometimes
I
get
stuck
and
r
like
to
refresh
my
memory.
"I
tried
:ied
mv
my
b
best,
but
you
spoke
rather
quickly,"
Miss
Brown,
who
had
taken
down
every
word
Lady
Hannerton
had
said,
admitted.
"I
shall
get
you
to,
make
out
as
clear
a
summary
bf
them
as
-'you.
memory
Is
pretty
good,
but
I
Ukti
to
reaef'ttyer
what
I
have
said
sometimes,
xou:
naa
Dtttef
be
off
10
me
station
now.
it's
Just
possible
the
Times
people
may
send
me
down
two
boxes
tonight."
"I
will
start
at
once,"
Miss
Brown
acquiesced.
Ladv
Hannerton
tanked
at
h
aDDfOVlnslv
as
she
turned'
tnm
'
-
"-U
u
j
'
mc
uuur.
"Miss
Brown,"
she
said,
"I
feel
sure
that
you
are
going1
to
suit
me
very
well,
indeed."
"I
am
very
pleased
to
hear
you
say
so."
was
the
calm
reply,
"i
hope
that
when
vou
are
in
Parlia
ment
you.
will
continue
to
need
my
services."
j
A
queer
little
smile
parted
Lady
namitiioHj
lips.
1
"When
I
am
la
Parliament,
I
Miss
Brown,"
she
promised,
"I
will
certainly
have
no
other
secretary."
j
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow)
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lnspeetor
of
schools,
returned
to
the
city
onj
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afternoon's
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