"To-night," she said sweetly, turning in his arms so that her face was toward him again, "to-night--" She lifted her arms, and put them softly about his neck, the laces falling back and showing her pink dimpled elbows. "To-night, my dearest,--" She lifted her lips to him, smiling. THE END * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors correcteded. Page 17, "make" changed to "made". (made a mistake) Page 61, "Fairly" changed to "Fairy". (declared Fairy earnestly) Page 72, "envoleped" changed to "enveloped". (enveloped in a) Page 112, word "a" added to text. (playing a game) Page 135, "ordinariy" changed to "ordinary". (ordinary style of) Page 142, "though" changed to "thought". (thought about it) Page 150, "Daly" changed to "Raider". (office. Mr. Raider) Page 166, "ny" changed to "any". (any business to) Page 193, "noisiness" changed to "nosiness". (downright nosiness) Page 212, "stanchly" changed to "staunchly". (Carol staunchly disclaimed) Page 224, "of" changed to "or". (or Mediapolis) Page 247, "dissappointment" changed to "disappointment". (shadow of disappointment) Page 250, "mustn't" changed to "mustn't". (you mustn't. We) Page 266, "brough" changed to "brought". (search brought to) Page 274, "whisperingly" changed to "whispering". (whispering softly) Page 295, "A" changed to "At". (At any rate) One instance each of "twinship" and "twin-ship" was retained.