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E and deep-set grey eyes. He was pale and lined, and a nervous
twitching of the eyelids testified to the strain through which he had
passed, but it was a strong face and a pleasant face, and, when he
looked at his wife, a face of indescribable
tenderness. At the moment he was smiling, for it was always a pleasure
to see his pretty sister-in-law, and to-night Edith's anxious looks had
departed, and she skipped by his
side as eager and excited as the boys themselves. "Dad, dad, has
there been any more 'splosions?" "Hasn't there
been no fearful doings on in the world, daddy?" "Jack!
Jack! I've got a new tonic. It has done me such a lot of good!" Jack
turned from one to the other. "No, boys, no,--no more accidents to-day!
What is it, darling? You look radiant. What is the joke?" "Look out of
the window for a minute! Margot, you talk to him, and don't let him
look round."
Edith pinned on the new hat before the mirror, carefully adjusting
the angles, and pulling out her cloudy hair to fill in

the necessary spaces. Her cheeks were flushed, her eyes sparkled;
it was no longer the worn white wife, but a pretty, coquettish girl,
who danced up to Jack's side with saucy, uplifted head. "There! What do
you think of that?"

The answer of the glowing eyes was more eloquent than words.