, 1869-02-07

lew days he received the following au1wes,
lated from the Bull at Wtllinkford. Why
~ earth ahon!d Lord chilteru be staying ..
he Bull at WllllLEford In May:
p, f. s.a sees sste .ts ;ca Fsss s:sss.s
.% eo"n b. test1e .,,r tps sDp'e'; ri .7f
Do That. hops Jon den't ihi6f
I fcus ia sss.as is1|e msesins M q On ' tho sauas @
: mn 70 eas naeb fet ~ t.utd bang told. n
ne f.et i b I . ntIdly unIeas3nie:e IN ope
carto reRa1d biz anger en.ea1rret 10 tcll tho
,s5 ss 'Sa S fss, fsSaS ast 1s
o,si os,s y; hn.Eeoa deal more ,nps1sant = ne
Th. re was not a word about Violet. But
then 4 was hardly 10 Be expected that there
ahould be words about Violet It was not like
" that = msu should wrst- to a rival Of bis
Own ihi'ute But Jet there Vas f1aror Of VI
there, so Phineas thought, II the writer had
been despondent. The pleasant Nssle meat.
ing on the sands had been conveutd alto
gethee n respect Of Violet. And The tell
irg Of the story 10 the Earl must have
Lord Chlltern must have told his father that
PhiDeas was his yiysl Could the rejected
suitor have written on such tub{ect IN such
strain 10 such 8 correspondent II he had
believed his own rejection 10 BE- certain
But then Lord ChilsEsn WAS not IKE any
bic to Judge Of him by onc's experience Of !
the motives of others.
Shortly Afterwards Phineas did cll In |
Berkeley Square, and was shown up At once |
Into, Lsdg Baldoek's drawiog.room. The
whole. aspect of the potter's eountenanee
was changed towards HIN, and from this,
too, he gathered good aug u1ies. This bad |
surprised him; but his surprise WAS far
gteatrr. when, on enteriug the room. he
found Violet EHngham there alone, little
blushcd. She behaved hcrself admirably,
not endcaToring to conceal some little
but beirsYing none that va
to zee you, Nj. Finn" ahe said. NJ sunt
hss tu1t lett me, and Will be back directly"
He wAs by no means her equal Ia his uau-
| ageren. OF himself on the occasion but
i ps.rhaps it may bc acknowledged that bis
He had not seou her since heE engagement
| had been r claimed 10 The world. and now
. he had heard from source which WAS not
10 be doubted, that IT had been broken oil.
Of cou 3. there was nothing to be said on
the matter. He could not have conEratu
lated her or condole With her on the other.
| Ard get be did not know hoH TO speak To
her as though no such events had occurred,
~ did not know that you were In town."
be tasd.
know, at Rome with he Etlirghamz; aud
since that have been -; bnt, indeed, I
have been euch = vagrant that l c,nuot tell
you OF all MT comtnRs and goings. Aad you
you are hard at wor1l"
sob, yes; always"
"That Is right. wi.h could be some
thing, II IL wcre only stick IN waitinz. or n
doorGeeper. It Is 50 gaod to be something
Was 1t some such teaching as tl15 tha! had
ia red aghin6t Lord Chlitcra's SUSCEPTIBLE
Ties, art had seemed 10 him to be rcpct,.
tion oi his la.her's se'm 3uss
IL man should try to be something" said
Ptiueas.
HAud womaD must be contcut 10 be moth
ipg-uolcss Mr.. Mit can pull US through
And nov, tell mc-haye yoa seen Lad,
| lauras7
; "Not lately"
"Eor Mr. Kennedy" .-.
~ sometimes see him Il the House." The
. | visit tn the Colonial Ole. Of y hich the read
. er has been q, ade aware had no: ut that TIM
2 as yet been made.
) III an sorry tor nll thnt," she said. Upon
which Phincas smiled mud shook his bead
i siam vefy sorry thst there should be I
quarrel between you two."
t "Thert Ii no quArrel.'
i. "I used to think that you and she nigh
i II you could make friend OF him."
- !. Ho IA ! nan ~ whom Il /. very hard I
: ,,,ta = f,;ena y sa,1 Ph;nea. ,es1inr fhHf ),
asS S,ahcmastt M FenneSr % = sax;ne ta' -
- NV thsntin - tSot srch disha33e "a 7u.1
= 80 hr WI.s he nWsd 10 Iaar I.s1ra
Ie fes; be Is hard, and VIVA. ca1l ung!
:, Max Haro ron sa:n mnch r. the F,+1
=. Th,a sbn ssksa .. thanrh snch a on.1tic
y! y! ~ are ~ sefaesocs rh",csa, ~ ia fhiitar
y nau M.M ~ a. -. =. w "'ta e"''so'
4 uSnn harc ~ nI,.rrr,,ed with him too
y, /, pu ~ hase ~. ~, "nn ~ AiI ~
~ ho,.d ss ts qnA,usu Engham Mu " rhas bsnnen. n
Q. hearu, Mns EnuE naM' - "4at naPpsa'
to last year, and he thinks that Vas TronS
At " -! eouIse you ~ Hets N *l1ue, & Mf; slna; ~.
~ very nkS.J. ~ aln u.aH = Sapse ~ 20 g oe,ss ~
at mSseu, out cen5 TT ~ spa th1,t ~ - - n:ss 70 ~
de ~ any fate, teu ~ oln 5, not 'a1oA II ueecsaA
ve 10 qpslaGa h. VII - an. ms. a,,.s, rv,,a.-
cd ouS5t ~ asse wv ~: ~, ~ rsar
" TX, TX aou' ooe9 wv eo-3S' AA'A CAV A""e
en- peu.' y
=, ! +.,ah". q ,-an shoni ta,1 ~ no 1I,tn1r
ia 6alA Nc ~ 1AOAtA kC44 A4t eVu4IkAuE