solemnly.

He laughed aloud.

"You can't fool me now--and I'm crazy as a June
bug! You know I like to walk--if I can be with you!"

At the Park entrance she stopped again and smiled
roguishly.

"We'll find a seat in one of the summer houses
along the Fifty-ninth Street side."

"All right," he responded.

"No--we'll go on where we started!"

With a laugh, she slipped her hand through his arm.

"You were a little scared of me last Saturday about
this time, weren't you?"

"Just a little----"

"It hurt me, too, but I didn't let you know."

"I'm sorry."

"It's all right now--it's all right. Gee I but
we've traveled some in a week, haven't we?"