, 1870-09-04
REGENSCHIRMA:
A Tn1e OF Horror.

&h1t rAsHeh the love oi Wolen. olF n6We
wsy Smith. hut with true 1ohnsonisn wit he |
called me .smv;" his vas Augustus De yero,
which It seemed almost profanity to shorten, /
n l did, into "Ogey," and eonast1m<s
"Devy." No cloud hat aver come bet Ween |
US before that dreadful day write Of; and
thkt-
But anticipate. The London seasoa wss
over; DeTere had danced witt, such praise |
worthy epcEgy that htn bootmAkcfs CLAIMS
became considerable; whilst !. who confined
uy gaycty principally 70 louuginE in tho park
hid hsd differences with my :ailor, 80 serious
a. to render a shcrt absence from England
detllAhle.
morning into bis bedroom before he had
arisen. ..
bcard = voice, half stided by the bea-clothes,
ut is not Tompkins," I replied; land
brandy md soda IL btd for you. Lietea!"
Re turned 1azily in his bed. II won't listen
"Yon sh1ll!" and sat down upon l,;s feet
"Impossitle!" be exclaimed, md appeared
to wake up 1t this encouragement.
aWe must 80 .proAd."
ssAbrnad-vhy7
"Dootmakor- -,ailor-season oYar."
"Switzerland-"
"So-so infernt1ly cockney."
Where, then7"
"GermanT- want to go to Bonn, to sec
'schlager' match It Is on, Smy5"
IT H." I said, and We grasped each others
hands.
Thus WAS the first act pl.Tcd in theate.rful
drama l have to recount
CHATTER II.
Header, do you know tie Town Of Bonn? II
you DO. there is no need for me TO describe It;
II you don't, no amount Of description 9oald
De Yers WAS ve1J sick crossing tho cbAu-
ned; Tn sure ho VAS, oecauHe he kept leaving
mo on deck TO go bulow, to fetch paAid, to
get drop Of brandy-to see after our things,
he s.ia, but knew better. l took advantage
Of bis absenees to look over the side, but I
Am Bure the hshea did not benefit in the man-
ner De Yo1e vu1gat1y said they dld.
The journey to Cologne was unevent1ul
Tho Hosel Diseh wa hsd but, ~ De- We're
said, tho hotel dishes wefo .orso- Ny o1cla.
in our perngnu1tions he also said Was vsri-
table ''Ohs do Cologne" bnt pass by such
bsd jokes ~ unworthy Of my graphic pAn- I
only record these mtuusim Of travel = inter
esting, from the fact tn: tlnae VA fass ap~
At Bonn we went to the s'stsrn," as Do
We're insisted On it he said (hasing consulted
dictionary that therc We should Il last prob
| ahiy discover the meaning Of the phrase - the
! tWinkllng Of : bed-post." Bat own I did
!
| days attcrwaed, when had got hold OF tho
Dictionary, made great pl1y then With Doc
| tor- Watts hymn, but De We're said il was
| y stupid Joke; he always said my jokes uere
stngid.
least, there Were great many, but there was
only one for Us. In that one family there
were two daughters-one lovely As thn day.
| the other ug1y a. the-the night isn't particu-
lar1y uRly-I never can find . simila! Tho
pretty one Hae Emily, the ugly one was Jane.
Jane was the oldts]sns Gray, IS Do Vere
and snowy shout the head. and he thinking ho
knew Borne history. The parents we're very
DID, and had about slx teeth betwesn than.
How they managed At the table dhote cannot
tell, but suppose the nix teeth wcre real
pin-an old name. Jane told US its deriva-
ton, the fact Of their founder using his hand
kerchirf to his face, after having captured
seventeen fortified town. for William tho Con-
queror, one afternoon in july.
| We botn fell IN lore with Emily, or rather
aid into it, after meeting her every day for =
week at tho table Ihote
1tWas a fearful crisis. could not sttde
the bcstin5s OF my heart- I could not lose
my friend. What was to dof
CHAPTER III.
"Tomkius!" said Do We're, about a week
after our arrival 1t the student town, " whsse's
HDid you bring it 'one last night, air p
said Tomkins, looking mp at the ceiling
for It..
tI lovod that umbrella" ;" eaid De Vesc, cad
", *Do YOU know where ii ia. Smy 7"
"No," said I; how should 1?h
"Could I have left 1t IN the Moppius'
roorna7" he said, nusinsly.
with my heart, murmured' sentiment-
with your what ?" he .sked-ho is 50 in,
ANothing," and sighed: but what sigh,
"icmkinr;" sud Dc Fere, ags1n, II won't
"Eo, eir." said Tomkinr, and this time
ssenncu to To- X for it in the hre-pl4ea.
"Go to Mr.. Moppin aud .ak him, with my
compliments, 1t ! left it in his ROOM"
Yea, eir," and, with one despairing glance
at tho coilipS, Tomkins departed. He returned
tho umhrells wsa not to be found.
: II must have one," said Do We're; aud, al
: lYing out, he bol; ht new one, with 4 greAl
, deal OF handle a. very little silk to speak Of
! We dinea that night With the Moppin4. i
! their ewn 5o9a s..a:lre.m Of pleasuTo 1, op1,
r SEQ Emil, did MT appreciate. No; she likoi
, walked home, Dc vero was silent, till, o,
, re.ehing the ''stern, ls exclaimed:
, 'I11 tAkc my oath took 1t !"
l i
, up from reverie Of = future With Emily.
"Ms new umbrella"
! couldn't take any interest in an umbrell,
} now, 80 saying. SAB, did ycu?" Invent to u
own room and to bed. Ihad Iust c0mposes
myself to .loep: when was shaken, and II,
De yere 1t my bedside.
. II say. about ms uubrellas"
. .sD-n ,our umpEellAl" I exclaimed Wit
. energy, and ho walked haughtilJ from N
? room.
self, ~ fell fast asleep.
- ouAFTkn ".
I We scarcely spoke 1t breakfast no1t mort
Q ing. De We're was cold aud naughty, and l.
: what cared for lin. or thousand unbEe
5 Emily! Il could write beautiful 1hApsld
l. here, but space forl6ls.) lauched with th
+a Moppins. Thc.o was something odd abot
Il tho manners Of the family, aud Jane Al
- pearsd to watc.. ler sister in q way thougj
6 "'S Whe1os s.ye your fricnl men ga ask.d III. Mo,
a pin, As we'll "a her three teeta would allow be
D. f1oEnoa-or kni1t ed ny brow, ss move
y isl would .ay. ~ don't know-lookins Il
Il lis umlst1f., I think
ID Locking for his umhrellA!.' This wAs
10 chorus from msmua, papa, aud Jane. Eoi
Il toeused-dcar girl! not to caro- a fig for
ae We're ar his uEnbrelia-
II, s'Has he luat it," aakcd old a1oppin. an
Or wss tired of Do rers, and answere
10. shorty, Xes-two."
re :" Twoi" again thore was chorus ; out
70, further quealioos on the subject we've aake
"a and At last Emily aud wets loft alone
y Heasen!-naptu1o!-D -Dlisal Our hearts.
w. found, hoat in unison-my sentiments We
he returned. "Oh Love!-Oh, Fire" n t
ed Laureate says; bat no words can cxprcss I
ht feelnga-lat mo draw \ veil ovot theua-
Of De yen dined, ~ veil - /, with tho Mc
ke pins that evening; they seemed to hAys gi1
all up the tabae Ihote, and we were the OF
nd guests in their comfortable lodgings We
& De We're and snith) wexc not friends ys
"a he had an EngiishmM . love for his u1abtel
ed mind to apologize that night, A. turn
N over tho music for my angel ~ the crack
he lodging house piano, aud watched him maxi
bad jaEsa 70 tue grizx1od 5sne. sho-poor
Tho lng!-csttainly m zoe = good pFesenea
are onss best fie,ta Nth ! gil b not happine
ct x know not what is-tis E1*eiun: A las
ofs ! was tine for III TO SO. pressed Ernns s'sha
,cir With infinite meaning, took leave Of tho othe
GUS and wen1 to the door.
, Of Jauc turned scarlet. and the old mother lool
,1i- ready to flint. .-.-..
the "Why you told nc you'd lost 1t ycate,da
nAy / said.
ure , get On 1i.hcut An umbrella: Hullo y AM
Ter. | f:ay astonishuent he suddenly walked aeE
al the room, divel under sofa Close to tki
+ Of and nhecs my angel was eittsng: End pnl
aro cut III umbrells.
t no How vary old!" he .saat
"How vets 49," sud 4 the family:
int- How could it have got tho1e:" wonda
|. !. ! "How, indeed r. wondered al the fan
I'll. "Ernils!~ said Peze Poppin. after i
,rt. Inentu pausc-" do you know z