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A SOCIAL METHOR. 999 been made a dupe of. I, of course, was obliged to retrace my steps, to look after the boy, whom she had sent out in the country in charge of a nurse, and then I came back to New York for the last time, to ruminate at my leisure over the geullibillity of youngsters who think they ‘know it all.’ After the statutory time had elapsed I got a divorce. “Ten o’clock,” he exclaimed, in- terrupting himself, “shall we start? There’s plenty of time, but we’ll walk a little, 1f you say so, and I’ll smoke a cigar.” S) Gomichboo (Elo)