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THE COLLEGIAN 19 to go again. The excursion leaves at seven and is due to be back by seven this afternoon. Think of it Charles, a free tick- et and Mary can stay with you as the weather is uncertain. No, Anne, I don't like to take any chances. Mary would be better at home with you. And besides, he said, speaking more deliberately, last night I had a strange and awful dream. In my dream, as I was coming home from my work, I saw a funeral procession go slowly by and, observing that it was a child which was dead, I inquired as to who it might be, when some stranger said to me, 'Why have you not heard? It is little Mary Lambf I was just going to inquire as to the cause of the death when I awoke all in a tremble to find that it was but a dream. I'll tell you Anne, that dream put me to thinking, and ever since my conscience has been saying to me. 'Charles Lamb, you had better not let that wife of yours go away today on the excursion, for, if you do, some- thing distressing is sure to happen. i Superstitious! my goodness! Charles, I am surprised, above all things else, that you would give yourself up to such fancies, replied Anne growing somewhat indignant and let- ting her temper, for the first time since her marriage, get the better of her. And as for Mary's slight cold, she continued, that will not stand any argument when you can wrap her up and take her down to the switch-station. But Anne, le he began, when he was cut short by his now indignant Wife. I don 't see anything to hinder my going on the excur- sion today. So now, Charles Lamb, you may say what you please, and with that she arose hastily and left the room, banging the door behind her, like a pouting seven-year-old girl. Charles sat dumbfounded. Not a single time before since his marriage had his wife been so completely given over to anger, and so indifferent to his wishes, so how could he help being shaken? For some time, he sat puzzled to know what he should do. Yet, he finally came to the conclusion, she was in a heat of passion and would be sorry afterward. He knew that and so he decided to let his Wife go on the excusion with-