, 1869-03-14

Not einsr 1$es ssu'l~A| L1o cuAS . pAHs
"Ah Jes--,he morning Of that day was
then she left me-"
lam eolpe to dina with Lord Bsenlford |
to,mo;,,sow, and I dafn say Ahe win he
- Yes, she Is In town. saw her yestcsdsy
In her fathers carriage: think that sho
bad 70 cause 70 1earo me-"
"ot course cannot saT anything about
II think .she had no cau.e To 1eaye nc"
Phlneas. - hc heard this, could not but re-
member Ill that Lady LAur1 had told hIm-
sell. and thought thst no WOMAN ever had 4
better reason for icaTing her hush and.
"There were things did not like, aud said
~ kuppote that q generally the way" re.
Piled Phibeas.
"Bot surely wife should listen to word
Of caution from her husb,nd."
~ fancy they neseF Ike H." said Phioe.s.
llket haEc not found Il 50. Or would II
bo good tor us II ~ had? Then he paused
but, u Phlness had no further remark 10
make, be continued speaking After they had
walked about third Of the length Of the
thinking now 70 much &s Of her name aud
her future cont uct. Ut cour1e 1t will In
every eehse bo beat for her that she should
come back TO her husbands roo'.h
We'll, yes-peEh.ps 1t would" said
!" Has ahn not accepted that lot for better
or worso 7" said Mr. Kennedy. solenlnly.
But incompalsbllity ofteInpcs. you know,
il alwa5s..-a1ways supposed You under
Sitn my Intention that abe should come
bnct 10 me. do not wish to make sny. ID.
gal dctnand-At any rate. not ~ yet. VIII
you couscnt TO be ths bearer. OF Message
Rom nc both to herself end tho EaH !"
Now It happenod 70 fhtneM that Of all The
chosen be Has tho moat uusulsed 30 oe
Mercury IN this cause-not pcsreiving thst
be had been 80 sclee.od With soma cr4lt, In
order that Lady Laura might understand
that the accusation ag.,nst her wes, at sny
sf.n see b. sss esss epatss panse
be tAd, q should be moet willing TO bo Of
| servicc, If It wese po<stble. But d. mol see
bow ! can speak 10 tho Earl about it.
Tbongh an going TO dino With him doa't
On very bad term. Ha heard that stupid
story; about The duel, and has not spoken 10
nc stnco."
at heard that, too,'' aid Mr. Kruued1,
foroine h'aekly as be rruaembcred bis wtfe's
EYsfybody hesrd Of IT, But It has uade
sach a dittscpee between him and nc, that
! don't think can meddio. Send for Lord
l
| "eptak TO Chtltcrnt Never! 10 would
probably strlko mo on tho head With his
! club"
"Ca,l on The Earl yourself."
u did, and he would not see me-"
ii dc, md hc seut bAck my letter IN,
opened"
III dId-sud ehe answered nc, saying only
this: tindeed, Indeed, It can DOT be ao.a Bat
l H. -. ff1,s tat~ nff fnI ,
md the ltws Of man permit it. want sons
one t. point out that to them more eottly
Than could DO II wefo simply TO write "a
that effect. To thn EAsl, Of eourse, car not
write AGAIN" The cou'esenco ended ny .
ton n,d da'of.. u da ~ I'm, NJ would p'''
when be was shown into Lord Bssutlord's
drawing ROOM he found not ouly Lady Lanra
there, but her brother. Lord Brensio1d va.
not In the room. Darlington Erle vas there
and 80 also wcss Lord sad Lady Ctnsstp
"lg not your father going to he here7" h
sait to Isay Laura, a.te1 their h1st greet
Eve live in that hope,'' said she, "aua
do not al III know why he s,ouad 1t lAls
What haa become Of him. OsWaldl" f..
Via CANE In With, me half IN hon
ago, md, suppose be does not dses
. TEN; upon which Phtncas immcdlstel
| understood thkt The thtner and t1c sn
I were rtconc{]ed, and be- rushed 10 tho con
q cluS1on that Violet and her lover would ais
: s6 on be tcto ciled, II such Weru no. 1lrcAd
!! | the csse.. BE felt some rounant o. aore
! Miss that II shIn1d be 80, - . man 1eel
!, vhcrp his headache has been whee the rea
ache ltse!f has LETT him.. Then tho host cam
: In .aod mnde his apologies. "Cniltern kep
. ms elanding aooat, " he said, "tll1 Z tee "a; !;
;, vspth IN oI'S Z that SsA Il i. i@per1Ioas sa
i Inc east wind" Pblneas Ielt quito SUI
81 now that Yiolct and hcr lover were recol
It c.ird. aud be had distinct feeling Of to
!. place vhere the aehe bad been. D:r Y.
:. fct! But, after al, Violet lacked that swee
ii c1inpinE, feminine softncas which made Nal
" Flood Jones SO pFc-etnineuti5 the mo
as / charming OF her SEE. The Earl, when he b.
repeated ha general apology. e,peclally
ID ext except his daughter, cauo up 10 O
hero and shook him kindly by Tho hand.
Cd took him up 10 ont Of tho windows AUD th,
! addstsled him IN tone Of mock sole matt
r. "stirk to the colonies. Young man."
au said, "and neyer meddle With lcIelga adsl
'e- I especially not At BlRnkenbesR." :
as hNevcr ugau. my Lord-never aga4n.n =
st 'Apd lcAre all questions OF 1ro-arms to
n. arrarged betNcen The Horse Gussds and
be War 0tBce. haye heard good deal aba
ID, 1t since ! saw you. and 1ettacs psrt Of WI
IT.. lead. But auel!s foolish thiag-a ve
to ioolish thing. come-here IL ainnet.a a
, it the Earl walked OF with Lady CAntrip. !
~ Lord Cantlin Walked Of vltb Lady LHu
Darlington kslc followed, and Pnlneas b
In. 90 opportunity ot sas Ing word 10 nts 'fle'
Lord On11teru, as they won't down togeth
ov ~. ~ :, all right between you .na y
- "Tcs-arHc. fashion. Thete Is no kno
les 1ug how long It viii laat. He w4uts mr
NJ % three things, AID WON'T do any one
+ort "Wh.t arr the three ~
ard "To 60 INTO Parliament, TO bo m owne
ary ebecp and oxen, and to hunt 10 hts own CO
he ~. I should mover attend tho nEst, shu
asl: ruin myself witn ths h. s,espd, t, . ard al,
ght VIA not 4 ward said about his marriage.
,ct There we're ouly scven Who at down
hat dinner, and this six wtse all PEOPLE Y
.ra- | whom rhiueas Was OF had been on most
the tlrnate terms Lord CAnsrlp WAS his Oh;
la chef. AND, .suce that connection bad '1is1
ept | between them, Lady Cantrip hld been '
1es Eraci~ III 10 him. She quite understood
her conf It which It WIS 70 her husband TO
t 10 ucder him, u his representative In the as
emn Of Commons, nha whom he could, 7
lib- ouchIy trust and like. and therefore she
= Is used her wunan's arts to blnd rhineas TO
:unc lord In moro shan mere official bopdtEe.
ex- had tried her skin also upon Lawreuea
aArk eiuboo-but alsogethe1 In vain. He
ycrg eaten her dinners and accepted her cot
eltS, aud had given tor them no return =
oote ever. But Ph1neas had possessed I
10 In grsaefa mind. and had done al that
been required Of htnl-hsd done all that
heca required OF him tl11 there had COM
tzrrible al,surdity IL Ireland. :" kuew
we'll what .ort ofthings would happen :
they brought such tnau as Mr. Aouk
t1sed the CahlGot," Lady Cantrip had said t,
% H. husband.
= on But though The party Vas very small.
ched | thouuh thr rnrsts Etra Iii III. mi
llnly friends, Phlucas suspected nothing ap
u n nnfS ali y ~
&C. the scfY1nts hsd LEFT the room. ThA
dnct done in the pres ence or the two ladies'.
con 10 doubt. had been precoueertrd. Thcre
!. ulm Lord Csntssp there, who had already
sloa. much to him, and Barring on Erle, Who
vita. said more crcn than Lord CanlHp.
uded b entfosd, him:el, member Of the Cab
q oy opened The attaek By a.kiuR whether II
come ac'u,lly true thAt Nj. Monk meant t.
back on With hls motion. Ba.Tingson Eric ass
~ 70 that Mr.. Monk positively Eonld do 70. :.
ean,sa s, b. oRP1'S III Bsatasan .afa ns
tiing course he *ill,' aid Lord Csntnp.
Arcb- know Whist should think Of hlm u hs
lara, not" said Lady Cant,u- ~ &c IL tha
Lon mao In tho world 70 be forced Into =. III
nc said Ledy Laura. Then Phloeaa knaw P
eone we'll what WAS coming on him.
~. ase Lord Bret tfosd bexan aE1in bJ asking
XII rnsny supporters At, Aank would hAS
I'll the House. "That depends upon tbs an
ou Of courage which the CnnaeEvAilves
d de- tarn',. ~ :. tharenrair drnocr.,;e =
false ~ .T1,nir ~ ~ 49, ~ fn.n'nr n,
d the !, !, anI;s a. TIA carIs shst tnrv msv
edy's r.sd 4 n nnt ~ ~ o"- nSn ,~nI, =, =
At no IS-S 1.,4-i, - -, h.a Fhsft,-. frt
him. ~ ~ ph1nt.. Eion u s.Id R,r,ine
LAURA xra th.r ~ ~, .ct r,da
&c of 1e -" ~ =.
erect Vus ne!9 uAu M ~, aAta non ~ -, ~
It.Inr f1td him much. They Ill wanted TO
upon n.t-@ no.S Sag ! ,, aeSs =.
png \ Ita+;sS. oup .aLan. ~ ~ ~u ~ ~
II no 4nt - II -
thst itlsctuccs OF YhlneAs with regard L
49, Bontcen and othtS1 might operate A. st
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