young man with
a ckild clinging to
him, came walk.

ing up the aisle

 

to a seat in front

ee vin RS
of me. aS my surprise, ] saws. :
Robertson and Baisy. He, fear, £&

napped a little during the sermon. Not a SS
word was lost on Baisy. She sat bolt upright,
her hands clasped in front of her, her eyes fixed
on the clergyman. At the close of the service,
we found ourselves near each other and walked
home together. f\s we passed through the hot,
sunny streets, Robertson, as if to apologize for
being in church, said, “After We got outdoors
this morning, Baisy insisted upon going to church,

to see the clergyman ‘wing de bells.’
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