I'd no idea you'd quarrelled--like that! He'll be out of his mind with anxiety." "He deserves to be"-- in a hard voice--"for distrusting me.

No, Penny"-- as Penelope drew a form towards her preparatory to inditing a reassuring telegram.

"I won't have a wire sent to him.

D'you hear?
I won't have it!" Her foot beat excitedly on the floor.
Penelope signed and laid the telegraph form reluctantly aside.
"You agree with me, Kitten ?" Nan whirled round upon Kitty for support.
"I'm not quite sure," came the answer.

"You see, I've been away so long I really hardly know how things stand between you and Roger." "They stand exactly as they were.