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"
Oh
,
do
I
?
"
was
her
quick
and
enthusiastic
response
.
"
There
is
n't
anything
I
like
as
much
,
really
.
I
'm
just
crazy
about
riding
,
tennis
,
swimming
,
motor-boating
,
aqua-planing
.
You
swim
,
do
n't
you
?
"
"
Oh
,
sure
,
"
said
Clyde
,
grandly
.
"
Do
you
play
tennis
?
"
"
Well
,
I
've
just
taken
it
up
,
"
he
said
,
fearing
to
admit
that
he
did
not
play
at
all
.
"
Oh
,
I
just
love
tennis
.
We
might
play
sometime
together
.
"
Clyde
's
spirits
were
completely
restored
by
this
.
And
tripping
as
lightly
as
dawn
to
the
mournful
strains
of
a
popular
love
song
,
she
went
right
on
.
"
Bella
Griffiths
and
Stuart
and
Grant
and
I
play
fine
doubles
.
We
won
nearly
all
the
finals
at
Greenwood
and
Twelfth
Lake
last
summer
.
And
when
it
comes
to
aqua-planing
and
high
diving
you
just
ought
to
see
me
.
We
have
the
swiftest
motor
-
boat
up
at
Twelfth
Lake
now
--
Stuart
has
.
It
can
do
sixty
miles
an
hour
.
"
At
once
Clyde
realized
that
he
had
hit
upon
the
one
subject
that
not
only
fascinated
,
but
even
excited
her
.
For
not
only
did
it
involve
outdoor
exercise
,
in
which
obviously
she
reveled
,
but
also
the
power
to
triumph
and
so
achieve
laurels
in
such
phases
of
sport
as
most
interested
those
with
whom
she
was
socially
connected
.
And
lastly
,
although
this
was
something
which
he
did
not
so
clearly
realize
until
later
,
she
was
fairly
dizzied
by
the
opportunity
all
this
provided
for
frequent
changes
of
costume
and
hence
social
show
,
which
was
the
one
thing
above
all
others
that
did
interest
her
.
How
she
looked
in
a
bathing
suit
--
a
riding
or
tennis
or
dancing
or
automobile
costume
!
They
danced
on
together
,
thrilled
for
the
moment
at
least
,
by
this
mutual
recognition
of
the
identity
and
reality
of
this
interest
each
felt
for
the
other
--
a
certain
momentary
warmth
or
enthusiasm
which
took
the
form
of
genial
and
seeking
glances
into
each
other
's
eyes
,
hints
on
the
part
of
Sondra
that
,
assuming
that
Clyde
could
fit
himself
athletically
,
financially
and
in
other
ways
for
such
a
world
as
this
,
it
might
be
possible
that
he
would
be
invited
here
and
there
by
her
;
broad
and
for
the
moment
self-deluding
notions
on
his
part
that
such
could
and
would
be
the
case
,
while
in
reality
just
below
the
surface
of
his
outward
or
seeming
conviction
and
assurance
ran
a
deeper
current
of
self-distrust
which
showed
as
a
decidedly
eager
and
yet
slightly
mournful
light
in
his
eye
,
a
certain
vigor
and
assurance
in
his
voice
,
which
was
nevertheless
touched
,
had
she
been
able
to
define
it
,
with
something
that
was
not
assurance
by
any
means
.
"
Oh
,
the
dance
is
done
,
"
he
said
sadly
.
