“If you really do want to help me—” she began briskly.

“That’s what I want more than anything else in the world!” he told her.

Then she did look at him, and she gave a smile which she believed to be a very sensible, noncommittal, grown-up smile; but it didn’t seem like that to him.[Pg 294]

MUNSEY’S
MAGAZINE

JANUARY, 1926
Vol. LXXXVI NUMBER 4

[Pg 295]

That’s Not Love
SERENA PAGE’S COUNTRY PLACE WAS A HOUSE OF MIRTH, BUT MERRIMENT AND TRAGEDY ARE OFTEN CLOSE TOGETHER

By Elisabeth Sanxay Holding