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48 A SOCIAL METEOR, in hand and see that you are properly settled, and upon my word I believe Georgie is just the girl for you.” | “Don’t make too many plans, or I’m afraid you'll be disappointed in the end,” uttered Lee, laughingly. “No, I shall not. Why should I? Youw’re as handsome a man as one sees in a month of Sun- days, and you know how attractive she is without my telling you. And then, sox cher, think of . the attraction of your worldly goods.” ‘‘Lee’s expression changed suddenly. “Tf I thought,” said he, “that what I possess would be the least factor in the case I should not take the trouble to walk across the room to speak to her.” “That would make no difference with Georgie,” exclaimed Ray, hastily, seeing her mistake; “‘she’s not like most girls, and besides you must recol- lect that she’s ridiculously rich herself, so money would be ‘no object’ to her.” “I'd forgotten that. But, tochange the subject, what time are you going to Mrs. Lindley’s ?” ‘About six.” ‘‘Then I shall see you there.” “Yes. I’m so sorry Georgie won’t be able to (EC) Eomicbooks