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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950,
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Piers Amberley continued his
story of Jon and Syrie's marriage,
while Clemency listened intently.
“Syrie had never attempted to
make the marriage & success. Jon
had always been a playboy and
she had never tried to make him
anything else, She knew of his
hereditary weakness for alcohol
which might come out in him, yet
when he was utterly miserable
and worried about money, she
never attempted to stop him from
drinking too much. I have heard
it said she encouraged him.
“Now she wanted a divorce, but
I was determined she shouldn’t
shelve her responsibilities, and
that Jon should have a chance. 1
reminded her of her lack of
money. She might marry again
and she might not. I suggested
that I pay their debts, give them
a home and allow them an income
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if Jon would pull himself together,
The only condition was that Syrie
stayed with him.
“I ought to have known when
she consented that there was mis
chief in her mind. I've come to the
conclusion that I am rather naive
in some ways.” His lips twitched.
“Well, Jon was on his mettle,
he and I were friends again in
the old way. He was ready to
fight, I to help him. Within a few
months he had stopped drinking
altogether. But Syrie was neither
happy not satisfied. I did not
realize what she was getting at. 1
liked to ignore the fact of her
existence as much as . possible,
which was exactly what she did
not want me to do.”
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He paused, looking down at the
glowing end of his cagaret, an
expression of intense distaste on
his face.
“Things came to a climax one
night when I was sitting up very
late in my study. I was reading a
book I particularly wanted to fin
ish when Syrie came in, She said
she couldn’t sleep and had come
down to talk to me. I really can’t
go into details of the scene she
made, but in the middle of it Jon
walked in. He was—is still —
crazy about her, and he is of a
naturally jealous disposition. I
must confess the situation was a
compromising one, and open to—
msiconstruction.” His mouth
twisted bitterly. :
“Jon ought to have known me
better—he admitted that for the
first time today. But Syrie was
desperate; she hated her husband,
and imagined that she was still in
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love with me.”
“But why did he stay here if
he believed that?” Clemency
asked.
“He thought that if he went,
she and I would remain here to
gether. Nothing would convince
im that I didn’t want her. I was
harder, more bitter than I had
ever been.
“I reminded him of Baba. I
said that the child ought not to
be made to pay for others’ mis
takes. As for Syrie, she had been
glad enough to remain at the be
ginning.
“But she had reckoned without
her host. She soon wanted to go,
and for the second time I let my
anger, my desire to make her pay
in the only way I knew how,
cloud my judgment.
“I meant to punish Syrie. I suc
ceeded in making the knife turn
on you. Has it all been destroyed,
Clemency?” He _stood looking
down beside her.
* * *®
Syrie was in the night nursery
when after dinner that evening
Clemency passed through, ready
to go for a drive with Piers.
Syrie glanced at Clemency un
smilingly, and then looked down
at the magazine in her hands. She
had done all that was necessary;
it was not in her to ask forgive
ness—or try te explain away her
conduct. All pretense of any
friendly feeling was finished be
tween them. She had more rea
son to. be bitter than Clemency
had; she had lost.
But, thought Clemency as she
went downstairs, she will always
hate me.
Piers was waiting outside with
the car. He helped her in and,
taking the wheel beside her, drove
off.
They had traveled even farther
from the house than that first
time, when Piers stopped the car.
“I don’t feel that we have really
been alone for a moment all day
until now, my precious,” he said.
“I wish there were a tent here in
the desert, and I had the right to
keep you in it—just you and I,
and be darned to the rest of the
world! Tomorrow I am going to
take you into Biskra. I phoned
Mrs. Sanderson this evening that
you were coming, and you are to
stay with them until we are mar
ried. T shall put up at the hotel.
We'll leave Red Aloes to the Jon
Amberley family at present—as
soon as Baba is well enough to be
moved, they are going.”
“Ob, Piers, what about them?”
she asked. “Can they ever-—mend
things?”
“Goodness alome knows!” said
Piers.
They did not speak of Syrie.
Obviously she was Jon’s problem.
They had at least decided to start
on the new road together,
“If you can bear to go back to
Red Aloes after our honeymoon,
we shall have the house to our
selves,” said Piers. -“If you hate
the place—"
“No, I couldn’t hate it!” she ex
claimed. “I found you there, and
I shall always feel it is our home.
We can exorcise the ghosts.”
His arm about her, he took her
hand and kissed the finger where
the temporary engagement dia
monds shone again. But when he
would have drawn her closer, she
held him off a little, her other
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hand against his shoulder.
He looked down at her a mo
ment; then: “I'm all for laying
ghosts,” he said, “with bell, book
and candle.”
THE END
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10 AID CHARM
By ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer
One of the most revealing things
about a woman is her hands.
Sometimes, perhaps because most
gestures of the hands are uncon
scious ones, they tell more about
a person than the controlled ex
pressions of the face.
Nervous habits of the hands are
widely-varied. There are hand
kerchief - pleaters, paper - shred
ders, table-drummers, hair-twis
ters, fingernail-pickers, girdle
hitchers.
If you are guilty of these or
other restless hand notions, you
should make every attempt to
stop them. Not only do they de
tract from your charm, but they
are a dead give-away that you are
not as poised as you are trying to
appear. it
Unnatural gestures are as bad
as the ill-at-ease variety. Avoid
posing with elbows on tables after
meals; refrain from extending an
“elegant” pinky at an afternoon
tea.
Watch your hands carefully, and
make them lie still and composed
no matter how much they itch to
twitch, If this is difficult, carry
a small object to give yourself
something to do with your hands.
Make certain, however, that you
merely use it to hold on to, not
to finger or fidget with. All this
will take effort, but it will pay
dividends in increased grace.
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