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3lF ''' '"Ailk The BArtall family. . lose and baby. Now there will be no more Daddy. " And I am very pleased." says Mrs. Barton.

That "You don't trust me" gag is so moth-eaten that only a woman wanting desperately to believe would fall for it. In saner moments she would see that where there is nothing to hide there is no need for questions. Sadly I have to remind Alice that younger men seldom fall instant