Hall endeavour----" began Mr. Lavender. "Well

[Beaupre Mozley]

M, as it seemed to his anxious listeners, on
the tree which sheltered them. "Yes! Those unseen presences, who search
out the workings of our heart, know that even the most Jingo among us
can say, 'I am not as they are!' Come, mooncat!" So murmuring, he
turned and
moved towards the house, clucking with his tongue, and followed by
Blink.

"Did he mean us?" said the old lady nervously. "No; that was one of his
intervals. He's not mad; he's just crazy." "Is there any difference, my
dear?" "Why, we're all
crazy about something, you know; it's only a question of what." "But
what is his what?" "He's got a message. They're in the
air, you know." "I haven't come across them," said the
old lady. "I fear I live a very quiet life--except for picking over
sphagnum moss." "Oh, well! There's no hurry." "Well, I shall tell my
nephew what I've seen," said the old lady. "Good-bye."
"Good-bye," responded the young; and, picking up her yellow book, she
got
back into the hammock and relighted her cigarette. VII SEES AND EDITOR,
AND FINDS A FARMER Not for
some days after his fall from the

window did Mr. Lavender begin to regain the elasticity of body
necessary to the

resumption of public life. He spent the hours profitably, however, in
digesting the newspapers and storing ardour. On Tuesday
morning, remembering that no proof of his interview had yet been sent
him, and feeling that he ought not to neglect so important a matter, he
set forth to the office of the great journal from which, in the occult
fashion of the faithful, he was convinced the reporter

had come. While he was asking for the editor in the stony entrance, a
young man who was passing
looked at him attentively

and said: "Ah, sir, here you are! He's waiting for you. Come up, will
you?" Mr. Lavender followed up some stairs, greatly gratified at the
thought that he was expected. The young man led him through one or tw
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