Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1919)

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He would have laughed save that there was no mirth on the face of Hilary Farrington— no mirth at all. Merely a deep gravity, a deep solicitude for their comfort, for their well-being. Eloise was staring at her husband. He smiled easily back at her. "I know you, El," he was saying temperately, "and I know emotional storms — they leave one deucedly hungry afterward. Of course, one doesn't say so in the modern novel — wouldn't sit well with the saccharine following— but it's a fact. A fact. So I chased ahead of you in my roadster and fixed up the things I know you like — hope you will, too, Darrell." Darrell forced down the squab and romaine, the delicious coffee and flaky pastries. It was all so much sawdust. He felt a hankering for Nora Gail. Nora was a bully good sport. She would keep a chap straight, he thought. Out of such deuced queer messes. Eloise ate more enjoyably. She felt somehow at ease to have Hilary hovering over her. It seemed to bridge a lapse. 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