New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
CHAPTER III,

Mr. Putnev Gies,s was Lothaw's first grand dinner
@ io dcoIif himself creditaby and avoid drinking out
OF nccrbOwl by first secretly testing JUS content
Win spoon. The Conversation was peculiar and sngu
Then You think that monogamy is simply question
of the thermometer" said Mrs Putney Giles 10 hei
certainly think that polygamy should be limited by
lsOfheTmal lines" replied LOthaw
Il should say was matter Of latitude" observed
loud, laxative man opposite He was an oxford FRO
fesOr with taste for SATIRE ana haq naue 1se WY
obnoxious TO the company, during dinner Oy speahhg
di.paraeingy Of former wel-known HhanceOr ~ tne
ENthcquer,-a great statesman brilliant hoNehsb-
vion he cared and hated.
lie emacs il absolutely amounted TO nervous thrill
lis Tincnce the Cardinal announced. He entered
Win yervboqy asking after their relatives. and chuck
ing tie more delicate females under the chin with high
M And how do we all find ourselves this evening, my
drs T. in several different languages, which he spoke
I6ibaws heart was touched. His deepy-religous con-
vctons were impressed He instantly went up 10 tRls
morrow" he said himself Il will partake OF the com
muniOn and endow the Church with my vast estates.
For the present II let the improved cottages co."
CHAPTER "
As IOthaw turned TO leave the Cardinal he was struck
shapely a. an Ionic column Her face Grecan, with
Corlntlian temples; Hellenic eyes that looked from
hitting eyebrows ike dOrmer-wndOws in an Attic fore
head, completed her perfectly Athenan outline. she
wore black iroek-eost lightly dSd 6G''oned over her
Your Lordshpis struck by that face" said social
Il ain; who Is shef'
"Her name l. Mary Ann. She IS married to AmeTi
can and mas lately invented a new religion"
said IOtlaw eagerly, with difficulty restraining
himself from rushing toward her.
'Yes: shall introduce yOuf"
Iofhaw thought or Lady COranders High Church pro
cvities, Cardinal, and hesitated: NO. thank
you. not now
CHAPTER VIII
As LOthaw left Mr.. Amethysts he ran against Gen.
Camperdewn How ID Mary Amt" he asked hur-
riedly.
with grave voice he removed his cigar from his lips
and lifted his hat to LOthaw.
Owing - said L0thaw, incredulously.
"Alas, too tIueV replied the General Tho engage
ments Of long eCturing exposure in travelling
bv raY during the Winter, and the imperfect
ishmeut afforded Ivy the refreshments along the road
have told her delicate frame. But she wants TO see
Won before she dies Here is the key Of my lodging
Will finish my cigar cut here"
LOthaw hardly recognized those wasted Hellenic out
lines he entered the dmly lighted room OF the dying
woman. She already classic ruin-as wrecked and
yet perfect as the Parthenon lie Rfaspeu her manu-
silently.
"Open-ar speaking twice a week. and saleratus bread
IN the rural Districts have brought me 20 this, she said
feeOly; but st is wen. The cause progresses The
tyrdnt suceumbs'
LOthaw could only press her hand.
"PIOmise me one thing. DOnt-whatever you do
become a Catholic"
"Whyf
"The Church does not recognize divorce. And now
embrace would prefer at this supreme moment TO
introduce myself 10 the next world through the medium
of the best society in this. Good by. When am dead
be good enough TO inform my husband Of the fact"