Part 40 (1/1)

Craig seized the handbags ”Co into rapid motion

She sat still

He was at the door ”Come on,” he said

She looked appealingly, helplessly round that eestions all inhospitable ”He has er and despair ”How can I refuse to go without beco-stock of the whole world?”

”Coressive, but his face was deathly pale and the look out of his eyes was the call of a great loneliness And she saw it and felt it She braced herself against it; but a sob surged up in her throat--the answer of her heart to his heart's cry of loneliness and love

”Chicago Express!” ca roar from behind her, as if the room were crowded instead of tenanted by those two only

”All aboard! Hurry up, lady, or you'll get left!”

Get left! Left!--the explosion of that hoarse, o froh the door her husband was holding open, and into the train for their home

THE END