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Ey The Right Paint fo Paint Right" The Blind amwese_ By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. CHAPTER I . been brought out TeoeIy Dy Duin oF Lady Anselman stood in the centre |sufféring of some so of thie lounge at the Rita Hotel and [reclined uselsaaly fo a black sil sie with a delicately-poied forefinger | He glanced around the little assembly. counted her guests. There was the "First of all," he said, bowing to the great French actress who had ev French jietgss ang raising her fingers "charm but youth, chatting vivecionly to his lips, " is no one who does with a 1, pale-faced man whose not know Madame - Selarne. Lady French seemed to be as perfect as his Patrick, we have met before, haven't attitude was correct. The popular we? Iam going So sce your husband wife of a great actor was discussing | in his new play the night I am her husband's latest play with a Cab-| allowed out. Mr. Daniell I have met, inet Minister who had the air of alend Lord Romsey may perhay #chool-boy present at an illicit feast.|the honor of remembering me," he A very beautiful young woman, tall added, shaking hands with the Cabinet and fair, with grey-blue eyes and a|Minister, wealth of golden, almost yellow hair, was talking to a famous musician, A yers, who had been watching him with little further in the background, a terest. 'Lady Anselman at once in- Joung man in the uniform of a naval| troduced them. jeutenant was exchanging what Seery-| uy pnow that you haven't met Miss ed {o be rather impressive chaff with Conyers because she has been asking a netits Bi Sxceedingly govd-lecking about you. This is my Ron. girl. lady nselman coun em : : re twice, glanced at the clock and frown- Je; Seraldine, I hope that you will ed. The girl murmured something /in- "I can't remember whom we . Are | audible as she shook hands. The young waiting for!" she exclaimed a little soldier looked at her for a moment. helplessly to the Jejuainig est, &| His manner became almost serious. somewhat tired-looking publisher who "I hope 0, toc," he said quietly. stood by her side. "I am one short. "Olive, come and make friends with I dare say it will come to me in a my nephew if you can spare a moment minute. You know every one, I sup-|from your young man," Lady Ansel- pose, Mr. Daniell?" man continued. in Granet-- The publisher shook his head. Miss Olive Moreton. And this is Ger- "1 have met Lord Romsey and also|aidine's brother--Lieutenant Con- Madame Selarne," he observed. "For |yers. the rest, I was just thinking what a]. The two.men shook hands pleasant- stranger I felt". ly. Lady Anselman ced at the "The man who talks French so clock and turned bri towards the " Ansel -| corridor. well," Lady iman told him, drop "And now, I think," she announced, oe her Voice a little, "is Sugeoni, ajor e is inspector o hospitals at the front, or something of | tes ghe moved forward, ihe was a the sort. The tall, fair girl--isn't she denly Baia M e Sel He prettyl--is Geraldine Conyers, daugh- heey a ng 0, Xi ada me rl re ter of Admiral Sir Seymour Conyers. rawn a Hi a ol That's her brother, the sailor "over Was w atehiing SS er aie there, talking to Olive Moreton; their ® curious in tness, e ted the engagement was announced last week. | 0 her nephew and touched on Lady Patrick of course Joa know, and Ronnie" she said, "I don't } 3 enor Seagel, and Ade aide | Me fap you have met Surgeon-Major TO oh OO Thomson in France? Major Thomson Daniell? She is my dearest friend. this is my nephew, Captain Granet How many. do you. mike that? ne ere at once and offered he publisher counted them CAT his hand to the other man. Only Ger. fully. 3 as "Eleven including ourselves," he, 8ldine foo in was 2. 3 ous oo an need. ould " | had fh reasons of her own for being And we sh be twelve," Lady interested, observed the rather pecu- Phnciman sighed "Of eursel". she Mictested, chestved the rai regarded added, her i35ce Fide my Digitening, the other Something which might al- " t an idi am! 's Ronnie we . are waiting for. One can't be cross, Most have Deen 3 Challenge seemed to with him, poor fellow. He can only Lr in Te Fan a pera ate a who had cverheard, | ally," Granet admitted, "but if you leaned onlin "The shade of newly &re the Surgeon-Major Thomson who ; inte: § Y has been doing such great things with awakened interest in her Jace, and the the Field Hospitals at the front,' then rig 02 her Tips 88 he spo Sided ike nearly every poor crock out there hy B Tow- her I owe you a peculiar debt of gratitude. flashed on the vellow-gold of "| You are the man I mean, aren't you?" Faint yo oy bal Captain Ronald: the young soldier concluded cordially. Teor ep ie 4, Captain Ronald: Major Thomson bowed, and a mo- Granet, who is com.ng?" she asked a ee tor the oll Lis a Hille agerly, an nodded along the OETA across the restaur- "He onl h ke ant, searched for their names on the y came home last Tuesday | anid AOR tha at. the with dispatches from the front," she, cards hich Tad 1a Plates at for said. "This is his first day out." . |table whi er] rese! "Ah! but he is wounded, Perhaps 2" them. Hs aay Anselman Slanced Oar ound Madame Selame inquired solicitously. | Bex Winiaing ons Jiro "In the left arm and the Tight leg," essional "hostess, ated or Lady Anselman assented. "I believe guests od ie: co br that he has seen some terrible fight- she hoy gL heradlf od or ovis ps ing, and we are very proud of his D. Minis . Iy every on u 3 5 ol only trouble is Sat, he od i have put you next Miss Conyers, Jike 0 e will us 1 thing." * |Ronnie," she remarked, "because we mak gl 1 i cen all the good things to our men He. ws excellent . Judgment, hen they come home from the war dor RB ghseryed, "And I Tare put you next Olive, Adelman glanced Ralph," she went on, turning to the a ats tho | ncols tr po; ow Fri "because 1 hear you are ex- al now- , 3 fet it = I peeting to your ship to-day or to- adays, isnt it?" she remarked. "I am pesiing ay Eo duy ot 10 not sure t you are wise. When one od a little, 'Aw'a general Tule I * ps do me |p Be! 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