. The Ladies' home journal. verything, is never fair to anyone to tell a is a form of lying and it confuses judg-ment. If Annie-Laurie had hesitated, she did notafter that. All her life she had taken herstand upon truth. Bit by bit, bravely, shetold it all. Though Annie-Laurie had been in ananguish of fury over the open window,though she had bitterly reproached Luke forit, she had not suspected him of more thangross carelessness until the evening of hisdeath, when he had told her that he had ex-posed Midge deliberately. They had had arow over Malony, and Luke had
. The Ladies' home journal. verything, is never fair to anyone to tell a is a form of lying and it confuses judg-ment. If Annie-Laurie had hesitated, she did notafter that. All her life she had taken herstand upon truth. Bit by bit, bravely, shetold it all. Though Annie-Laurie had been in ananguish of fury over the open window,though she had bitterly reproached Luke forit, she had not suspected him of more thangross carelessness until the evening of hisdeath, when he had told her that he had ex-posed Midge deliberately. They had had arow over Malony, and Luke had not caredwhat he said if only he could hurt her had suffered so much that he was notsane, she kept saying to Nadine. He wasnot to blame. He did not know what he didor said. And I could not make him under-stand how I felt about Jim. I never lovedhim as I loved Luke—I never shall—but Ifelt safe with him. I was grateful to him andhe needed me. It was awful, that evening hetold me he had—almost—murdered . the light hearted/lovelinessof crisp white curtains in Hathaway dottedmarquisette. Look for the Hathaway Dots labelat good stores everywhere.
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