“You can do it. I mean you to have a name and a career.” “I don’t want to live only for self.” “First make ‘self’ a strong castle, then think of helping the distressed. We are only just at the beginning of things, you and I. We’ll have a rest home for tired workers. I know of a fine site in my pine woods. And you will become a woman of affairs.” “I shall never rush about and make speeches!” “No, I don’t think you will do that.” They turned towards the white gate, and heard the voice of Lynette—Lynette who had been giving chase. “Daddy! Miss Eve!” She came on them, running; glowing hair tossing in the sunlight, red mouth a little breathless. “Oh, Miss Eve, the fairies have asked you to tea!” “I know. I have heard!” She caught Lynette, and kneeling, drew her into her arms with a great spasm of tenderness. “I am going to be a fairy, one of your fairies, for ever and ever.” “Be the Queen Fairy!” “Yes, yes.” “For ever and ever. I think God is very kind. I did ask Him so hard.” “Dear!” Lynette had never been kissed as she was kissed at that moment. * * * * * Made and Printed in Great Britain by The Greycaine Book Manufacturing Company Limited, Watford 50.428 _NOVELS BY_ _WARWICK DEEPING_ KITTY DOOMSDAY SORRELL AND SON SUVLA JOHN THREE ROOMS THE SECRET SANCTUARY ORCHARDS LANTERN LANE SECOND YOUTH COUNTESS GLIKA UNREST THE PRIDE OF EVE THE KING BEHIND THE KING THE HOUSE OF SPIES SINCERITY FOX FARM BESS OF THE WOODS THE RED SAINT THE SLANDERERS THE RETURN OF THE PETTICOAT A WOMAN’S WAR VALOUR BERTRAND OF BRITTANY UTHER AND IGRAINE THE HOUSE OF ADVENTURE THE PROPHETIC MARRIAGE APPLES OF GOLD THE LAME ENGLISHMAN MARRIAGE BY CONQUEST JOAN OF THE TOWER MARTIN VALLIANT RUST OF ROME THE WHITE GATE THE SEVEN STREAMS MAD BARBARA * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below: