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Clyde
's
hair-roots
tingled
anticipatorily
.
He
was
actually
being
invited
by
Sondra
to
ride
with
her
sometime
and
he
could
use
one
of
her
horses
in
the
bargain
.
"
Oh
,
I
would
love
that
,
"
he
said
.
"
That
would
be
wonderful
.
"
The
crowd
was
getting
up
from
the
table
.
Scarcely
any
one
was
interested
in
the
dinner
,
because
a
chamber
orchestra
of
four
having
arrived
,
the
strains
of
a
preliminary
fox
trot
were
already
issuing
from
the
adjacent
living
room
--
a
long
,
wide
affair
from
which
all
obstructing
furniture
with
the
exception
of
wall
chairs
had
been
removed
.
"
You
had
better
see
about
your
program
and
your
dance
before
all
the
others
are
gone
,
"
cautioned
Sondra
.
"
Yes
,
I
will
right
away
,
"
said
Clyde
,
"
but
is
two
all
I
get
with
you
?
"
"
Well
,
make
it
three
,
five
and
eight
then
,
in
the
first
half
.
"
She
waved
him
gayly
away
and
he
hurried
for
a
dance
card
.
The
dances
were
all
of
the
eager
fox-trotting
type
of
the
period
with
interpolations
and
variations
according
to
the
moods
and
temperaments
of
the
individual
dancers
.
Having
danced
so
much
with
Roberta
during
the
preceding
month
,
Clyde
was
in
excellent
form
and
keyed
to
the
breaking
point
by
the
thought
that
at
last
he
was
in
social
and
even
affectional
contact
with
a
girl
as
wonderful
as
Sondra
.
And
although
wishing
to
seem
courteous
and
interested
in
others
with
whom
he
was
dancing
,
he
was
almost
dizzied
by
passing
contemplations
of
Sondra
.
She
swayed
so
droopily
and
dreamily
in
the
embrace
of
Grant
Cranston
,
the
while
without
seeming
to
,
looking
in
his
direction
when
he
was
near
,
permitting
him
to
sense
how
graceful
and
romantic
and
poetic
was
her
attitude
toward
all
things
--
what
a
flower
of
life
she
really
was
.
And
Nina
Temple
,
with
whom
he
was
now
dancing
for
his
benefit
,
just
then
observed
:
"
She
is
graceful
,
is
n't
she
?
"
