, 1869-02-28

Fubl5ahed In The Chicaxo Tx1bunea
frosn tne Author7s Advances shestss
simultaneously with It's Publ"
cation in nHEiand.
CHAPTER xL1V.
TuEAuRNs.
While looking for Violet Ethrgham, Phin.
ess encountered Madame Gocs!er among
crowd OF people who wese watching the Ad-
renturous etnbarkAton Of certain daring
spirits IN 4 pleasure boat. 3heFe were
to take such spirits down to Richmond or up
10 Tcddtrgton lock, and many dating spielts
did take fuch tfPs-to the great peril oil
uausius, ribbons, and starch, 10 the peril als3
OF ornamental summer suite garments, 80
That when the thing WIS over, the boats we're
rolled 10 hare bten bore.
"Are you going TO vcuture" said Phlncas
to the lAov.
~ should like it of all things II were not
Rfrud for my clothes. Will sou come -
"I Vas never good upon the water.
should be sea-4ick to \ certainty. They 1rc
roirE down beneath thc bridge too, and VIC
should be tplashcd By the ste eAness. don't
think my coutaEci Is high enough" Thus phiu-
Gus excused '., ~ himself bei4S st!l intent on
- Then neither will l." said Madame
Goc.lct. ~ Une d1eh from Z pcccaut oar
would destroy The whole sJmmcsfY of my
,s,a, sfs,. ho0k, ,l IL; gsen young lady has
tfriukled sl.o," said fh,nca., and thcy
Will be happy iu = )o,nt bapliam." Then
they stsol!ed along tuc slvcr.paih together
md were soon alppe. " Ton will bo lsaviuK
town .ot'n. Madame f}ocA1cr p
Il Almost immediately
And " tlFfr do ynn r1 ~
"Uh-tu Sirunu. ! AN thcro for couple
ofu,ontht every ycat. m!ud!ng my bus!nsas.
wonder whc her you would know me- " you
AAw lnc-,onctimes fittlur on atool Ia =
among old hou,ct, stttI!ng what 1nust be
done 10 rive them frou tumtllug down. l
cEeas 10 differently At such times, and talk
90 differently, and look SO much older, that
! nlmost fancy mysrlf 10 br aoother person."
.1a II great trouble TO you ?"
-" MOL Tatbcr Ike IT, Ii makes me feel
that1 do something in ths world"
HDo you 70 alone :"
"Qutte aioue. take German maid With
on The JourneJ."
That must be very bad" eafd phtneas. !.
Yes It Is the worst Of 1t. But then I
an so much accustomed to be alone. Yon
see nc In toc'ctr, and .u society only. and
grrsarinus hc.u but l an IN truth IN ami
NAL ILat feeds alone and HYeG a1ont- Taxa
the hours Of the year all though, and an
solitary during four-afths Of them And
what 40 you Intend to do ~
90 TO Ireland"
Home 10 your own people, How nice.
] hare no people to 60 to. / have one sister,
who llges viii her husband as Riga She Is
my Only relation, and neret zee her,"
"But you have thousands Of friends In Eng
land:,' ~, -,
Ies-ss you see then-Aud she turned
and spread out her handa towards tho crowd
I'd lawn which was behind thcla. :" What
Gre such trieuds WORTHY Whit would they
do for NE :" -
"I do not know that the dnke would do
much,t' said Plineas laughing.
Madame Goetler laughed also. 1.-THE
duke is MT 90 bad,'' she skid " The duke
Fonld do = much as any one else / won't
hsve the duke abused."
4" lie msy be your particular. friend, for
what know" said Fhineas.
All 70. I hare no particular friend.
And were to choose one, should think the
duke little above me"
too poupous, and TOO cold and too nake-be-
Ilcye, aud to; gingerbread"
al he duke Is al buck1arn, you know"
To sec you Madame GoesleE."
!" Is that true, Ar. Finn"
fes-it Is true In its way. One goes
shout to meet those whom one likes, not
always for the pleasure OF the hosts society
I hope l an not wrong, because 80 to
huuses at which / like neither the host nor
tie hostess." Phineas Is he said this wAs
thinking Of Lady Bsldoek, to whom Of late
he had been e1ceedIcg1y civil-but he cet-
tainiy did not like Lady Blidock. :,
~ think you have bren too hard upon the
"PeIs0ral'y :, certainly not. DO you !
Does AE body ~
81 think he is a gracious gentleman" said
Madame Goesler, & ald though can not
boast Of knowing him we'll, do no. Hke to
EesT Elm called huckram. I do not think
In his position to live 70 ~ to please all
'ss Ssess, Ct j, Il: nepsss1, II Enc Vim be The
next duke, and who works Ut hard q any
man la the country. Will he not maintain
It better Whist good did the present mar
d. .:yon =, ,.,,,r, or,r !, ,,o,,on Mr., Finn
and not NJ all II quIesceuce. An express tra!i
At full speed Is grander to you than anountalt
with heaps ol Enow. l OWL that to me Their
Is something 81 r,ous In The dignity OF = mar
. ptV viii
think that there should be breasts made to
et.rs which they hsre never essncd,' ,
Al well we will not hghs about 1t
Go and cam your star, and will ssy 1t be.
comes you better then any glitter On the
cont Of the Duke of UmDium." This sho said
with an eArnestness which be could not pre-
Tend not to Office or not TO understand.
loo may be anlet See that the express train
Il really greater than the mountain" =.
"Thouch, for four own lie, you woult
prefer to ait and gaze uponFhe snowy peaks:
"Eo-that IL not 10. For myscll.' l Wonl'
Ilt we're po.ssblt. strive someumes4"
~ And am sure successfully"
Never mind. hate to talk about my
selE. You.pd the duke arc fAlf subjects !oi
5oq =, tGs ,s, ,5s hsn1 w
tpfety, but may possibly 20 down baul
NTH Z crash"
Certainly may said Pblnea..
"And the duke, ~ the mountain, Whlc
ofsome earthquake. which shall be gfaude
and more terrible than any caTthquakn II
known. Here VIC arc At the house again.
viii 70 in and 81. down for = whils."
''tf l leave you, Madame 0oesler, NJ
say goodbye I'LL next wlntct."
ii shall be Ii town aGa1n bofote Chris
mn,. you know. You Will como and st
"oS course, WILL" -........,
And thon this 'osc trouble Of yours ri
bo Overcome xay Or tho othcr-wIll II rot
Faint heart never won talI lady. Bat yot
hrart i nescr h,pt. ftrrwcl1.'
Then ho left her. Up 10 thls snomcns j
vaa 10 Lc tberr. sbo lad herself told hl1
that shc wat to accompany lAdY Lsur'
whom, he had strcady tncl. Lady I!ald0c
had not becr Invited, and had cxprcatc
Efcas anlnoslty agaiast tho duke In coma
Vuencn. the mud Gonc 70 far ~ to say ttls
The duke was 1uau Ut ~husu house = youn
lady pnc1I ~ her niece ought not TO bc eoo
isu, Vio'et had iAughcd - th'., ana dee!ess ~.
her En.eu:!un os acoeptinR Tho tasieetto
"Gu." tho had Raid. :" Of eoure ahaai =
Ishou,d have lirokrn NY heart1f could nj
have got there" rhlnraS therefore wAs su
thAt fie must be 10 tho place, liz had ko
his eyes ever on the alert, and yee be ha
not found her. And now he tlauat keep
appointment With Lady Laura Kennedy.
therc he tound her seated close BY y
Watrr's edge. Her cousin DArdncton Ell
vas Atill with her but as noon y Phlnc
jo,oed them, hrle went away. bad 10
himn said Lady Laura, "thAt Wish
Apeak 10 you. and ha staid with nc I'LL y
came. Then arc worse men then BaTrlngt.
AFrcat dial"
III an sure Of that"
Are you and he sttn friends, Mr Finn ,'
hope 70. 10 not eee 20 much Of him
did whm had less 10 do."
He aass rhat you hare got into dM'
II dom. know that. have gone ~ c
euns.ancc. have directed me, but have &
tntnly not {nteded TO throw over 80 old 4
good friend n harrington Erie"
''uh-he does not blame you. He t.
and he thi, +, 1ou will do very we'll II ;
can only he patient CROUCH. We all exp
led different ltre from you, you 1rnV
more OF wcrds Aud lesa Of deedAINI may .
to-more OF fflbeAl nratnTy and 1tst Of goEc1