A Mahometan turban on the stage, though enveloping some well-known face (Mr. Cook or Mr. Maddox, whom I see another day good Christian and English waiters, innkeepers, etc.), does not give me pleasure unalloyed.

(From the painting by Ford Maddox Brown).

Until Proctor Maddox took a cottage at Glen Cove and joined the golf-club, than Jeanne and Jimmie on all Long Island no couple were so content.

At that time Proctor Maddox was the young and brilliant editor of the Wilderness magazine, the wilderness being the world we live in, and the Voice crying in it the voice of Proctor Maddox.

At that time Proctor Maddox was the young and brilliant editor of the Wilderness magazine, the wilderness being the world we live in, and the Voice crying in it the voice of Proctor Maddox.

The oldest and wealthiest members of the club protested that the things Maddox said in his magazine should exclude him from the society of law-abiding, money-making millionaires.

But Freddy Bayliss, the leader of the younger crowd, said that, to him, it did not matter what Maddox said in the Wilderness, so long as he stayed there.

Proctor Maddox suggested other causes for discontent.

" "Emaciate myself," protested Jeanne eagerly; "do you mean I'm taking on flesh?" "I said 'emancipate,'" corrected Maddox.

" So, then and on many other occasions, Maddox told her why.

With the other men who did not dance, Jimmie was standing in the doorway when, over the heads of those looking in from the veranda, he saw the white face and black eyes of Maddox.

Jimmie knew Maddox did not dance, at those who danced had heard him jeer, and his presence caused him mild surprise.

Following the direction of his eyes, Jimmie saw his wife, over the shoulder of her partner, smiling at Maddox.

He never had liked Maddox, but he had explained that by the fact that, as Maddox was so much more intelligent than he, there could be little between them.

He never had liked Maddox, but he had explained that by the fact that, as Maddox was so much more intelligent than he, there could be little between them.

When Jeanne, who mocked at golf as a refuge for old age, spent hours with Maddox on the links; when, after she had declined to ride with her husband, on his return he would find her at tea with Maddox in front of the wood fire.

When Jeanne, who mocked at golf as a refuge for old age, spent hours with Maddox on the links; when, after she had declined to ride with her husband, on his return he would find her at tea with Maddox in front of the wood fire.

For Maddox considered the ceremony of marriage an ignoble and barbaric bond.

If she were to be the helpmate of Proctor Maddox in uplifting the world, she would be Mrs. Proctor Maddox; or, much as he was to her, each would uplift the world alone.

If she were to be the helpmate of Proctor Maddox in uplifting the world, she would be Mrs. Proctor Maddox; or, much as he was to her, each would uplift the world alone.

" The three problems were: first, in order to protect his wife, to provide for the suicide a motive other than the attentions of Maddox; second, to make the suicide look like a real suicide; third, without later creating suspicion, to draw enough money from the bank to keep himself alive after he was dead.

"Dr. ISAAC MADDOX, who, in the reign of George II., became bishop, first of St. Asaph, and then of Worcester, and who is well known by his work in defence of the Doctrine and Discipline of the Church of England, lost both his parents, who belonged to a very humble rank of life, at an early age, and was, in the first instance, placed by his friends with a pastrycook.

MADDOX, WILLIAM PERCY.

William Percy Maddox (A); 1Nov61; R284225. MADRIGALS AND A CAPPELLA CHORUSES. Edited by Noble Cain.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (PWH); 27Nov62; R305724. FORD, FORD MADDOX. Provence, from minstrels to the machine.