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. /3l en-his smiles Jauqeline: caught a glimpse-of Animali crossing the narrew bridge to leavey and hurriedly went on: speak= ing with this menk father of her ‘sens! She thought’, as che was :anawering lier abeut the book she had ‘picked ‘ups (Myface feels: frozen with him, buti the windéw panes give eff not the picturesque ‘quality from frost and snow) "the-book is ~pronounced: SANNYASIN my deans’ It is -of the wanderers" “hig place should be in the mountains," she said 'te hint, "where -at' least the cold ‘could still your: mind ite the lenlyness:of human beingss that don'+ haves flowers: : and ‘feed laid at.their fects" "Whateverr read‘ you travel’ certainly dees not. remove: . bitterness from your ‘soul’ Jaugelines" "Well) Tithing I'LL wander news and*forgeti about the~ $1225 fee to do-it over-a Frenotn amtique-deske* “But Jaugelimey it’ would ‘have beem angift," he was: saying as:she passed’ out through the door to imtereept Sveset Wied P Animal'a% a-path leading te the reads Time-was-cressing out ef the afternoon that day, as- Jiven Jee returned ‘to lia beach shack, He drove an old model’ Eurepean, .and ‘red fading sportscar up onto Hart street, found a place, parked and ‘went walking down the walk to his home, His was ene ef a block ef shacks: :