New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
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Noieg str,r.l f,grt ia an anxious tone 10 net look
Could 700 .pssi o. ne Iaur,is sui a. me hiatt"
"1faal rou -sr Mortimer but Ho lVs 'roard get fr an
10, 5.os lsar,,t,m
'fti, uurrr, hos do 1oa lno~ Hat ey gen.
uensu your. olaf ssso Morme tAsJ crossed tie
Ob ily stopped booth shsr, nurd ne and a,hei
puft oi-dug I've times the puce stated would per
Ih rude .couude ercimsd Mortimer flushing Nth lcalouv
ne too u' to ~ Ae iLo,r a g' n NO other booths morn
mes 49, s' a cruel m mat od woman g" expose modest rl
oftbst ilnreitsf Interrupted Mortimer quickly MY
explain peace Ba Of II,
he s sn.r qel ani apparently es,, glance shoulder
e are foue by Two muna' masked and ~ quaint d's lac bat
,s the reply u ufsa DO well state 70 the una
~bs "a, Ssai by The term mauer, sS vb has Amos. gone
oct ou,' iloagl conaon % The times Of Which Te whie
d oss 81 'ls Ts. .s, ,aa s9oe s =, 81 1' ss
sr danced ,oaaa 'hs market ,e ,sSiqs aud eAroa,DE
.ss sSd Ss Sa and roiou Of So .e1, delighted in The immunity
Afforded By d.sa to rse u9saoTa Nooe. sad ssn as vel a, hs
Tor light and serious Intrigue as Tor sport go,
.p two Of ,@ vsrs s,n oas MoS, cf and BIZ toS
paoas whether through harmless curiosity Sfei neaHoa eoaJ
"Yos Sc. ,h, oihem' replied L,uet, zone in
Both wear similar % Ga BE- IL s',S add sS s ,h, o s
49, 5fsi n. material Of their dress is new and very costly their
mooh aud their 'nAg though yar meaning correct
and 20 one inferior TO hat Knight permitted Bvn
you Mortimer though oi the geutJ w doubt cannot wear golden
Mortimer smiled remark then suddenly looked gave say
them with hereditary right vel these
s1 . go s' Al P'''''' 'n' ''' nave wear '~ Won 'A
lie psu.l momsu, In then t.Ing pair Of golden
from
Al then knshti' exclaimed Laureta smarcd 81 knew
iS .i'' noble By nature A''"' Out ' not '''' - '' were
love you les, Mortimer Assl Why should love met"
Because beautiful IDd innocent Lauresa But Nhat
Bat tell ne Why you pa, pur brother MOme s,led
those m'her, ,, not to be followed with ia'osp
o' perhaps because they design to insult Lare' In my pres
Of th glove, the booth continued L'or.,a and
ng bsi they be at least OF the gentry Besides.
,Ssry probable the, you suppose We will
, booth aud perhaps hey may on Sir simon did
1Y,. Simon v,sr,~; think" replied L,ureta and she
s ss?T her '''' , '' ''''' H' ' you ''' NOR
hand upon the Hit Of hi, sword and h'lng bmpy thoash .
e from the booth to rSeh be had directed bis ,,eR. You
and gold WAS called Sir Simon ysqsmp
sy I, % s ns s pIi 's s %s fS fsss % at
Than Inrs'a had ever imagined the noble bro" Of Mortimer
companion called him sr Simon vAsram." replied L,u
not needing Lauretas question: The Roger
called Lord Roger De Mon I'll impossible that be should know
me- be great villain his father. We will see"
moved aud stood The flower booth which two
bcel baIenOOEiHg selling g,And' wTeaih
and bouquets
The tkong spectators and buyers that Mortimer
would his erAbe unless he m bis
companion, and this he unwilling 10 do.
be said We enough beside wish
those intend 10 eonnus their pnrst
that be by the have narrated
Mortimer booking toward Sbaa hut tept hs
upon contsed advance with idle
ssunng pace until they halted within " feet of him aud bis com
Their plain though Of white velvet leaving nothing v
bile Of their These they hIed deJ upon the
beautiful and bnhiug countensuee of Lauretta
,ad he and gold with light laugh the beauty Of
Gown wihhsre be stared
aud added uthwhat shall We call this gallant Sir Bar
tonH
C hin the tng Of srows replied bis companion and abiding
Mortimer blsc. gab
Mortm.r haasLulr the fdend pri,elor Of