New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

the room, when she moved turned her face toward
me- and smiled ns she saw my strange costume
81 must have been asleep" she SAID ~ bent over
her "Is there norther blowingf It. fcarfnlly cold
She sbivnred conyulsivey she spoke. piled all tho
heterogeneous clothes could find upon her 49,.
1T is a sultry night" said; but you havo taken
touched her head. It burning and throbblng.
Her large and dilaed eyes met he d d st @ mc
suddenly flush, my lips tenDlo WIN sohetinhs inoio
than mere sympathy "a, o,,or ma A., .ho foroo os
strong as II was suddcni - ornoalod
Tie helpless languor that was now upon er apPeuu
dangerously to me. Could be cold WIN t,'7 mo',"d
who had lust saved my life at the nsK Oh ncl oml, ,
whose face and presence gave me hehGeoitn % and
idea Of all womeni had believed theih slnoT ~, mu
aiiected-animated only by vanity or desire on con
quest. NOw-wel, there could be no woman Ike 'NlS
took her hand and put my fingers on her wrist The
hand was ley bT wh ane cdpa H,diI dol ISii'
Nothing but watch and walt which H. me ON sn
all for yOuth-sO terribly lar" "noh i''"'''
t6o; some towels and went into another part OF me
house where mt last found some water. lhen kcII
wet cloths upOn her forehead aud she WOutd Iau mo
ftfu slamber, waking suddenly ana LOOKING WHY
In VAIN longed for some TO help her-for the med
ciucs thr comforts she might have had IN anoher pace
town Thcre was nothing to do but the litte was Hoig
aid not dare to give her brandy; 1t would 80 lhcIeSc
when the night had turned-when tho early gray OF
morning came family into the sky n0uccd tuJ Fly
silent more sOundythat her breathing came hOtY anu
sight moisture gath red on her face "d' phA scid
enough to know that she was better and ,nohYnt lat
bring her safely through what would have pr0stIateu
many women. 49,, ,,ror, bor arm
from beneath the clothes. Tie movement sccmed al
that was needed 90 dialOdge Ockct rom lt5 fastening
soopc ana took It in ny laud looking at tho minia-
turo mat was disclosed A looked flush OF I'M
pctuous and angry blood rose 10 my face. tct at my
eyes burned wiki the fiery thoughts that thronged con
fusediy 10 me-. =, Ia ,, ~ ,, ,o,,, foco t,ra mic.
turedl For il mans face handsome, datR'
h.lghty5ut TO Dry eyes there seemed lQ0d OF AaIl-
~ ss ai trcoelcry tAco. but could niuy Oc an un
Iraiscd ny glance from tho miniature and was some
wiat confused " Ind That her eyes "aHeIul ana sane
must have broken the chain last night she said,
Ip!5cctlthe iccRct in her hand and turned abruptly
away cr-i lux myself for the Wild rush OF e i.la LttrE
which came 10 my Lcalt, oycrpoWcrug everything else
EHa5 he must thinl, me! That thought helped
AdeF 20 lew mons.ls,I turned from tie widow at
which had been standing, and siia;
she brohoned me ~ her, and when stood by her
couch, size csteuocd hor LETT Laud-thc ouiy one SIZE
coudroa usc-lud, while took It IN grasp s'4o'c to
"Ycs; SHAH be Well IN few housekeeping my
arm Bat yo-yoa have sirs ed all nis ho N SS
wrong uryou to do 50. You needed rest-ou nave ol@
Nas LoIdar her hand; wa loo'tnc down into her
cycH tuat Nci' tUilId Tiiu mu9GJri ie.t tn2 -"iJ
tc6rii Go3 Vas ~, Zone tiat to,I no. lceI
uIln, who ha nv1i. Iel .Or tir Ilt time TO al
Iot u.-1 I'D r..-tul; rirW.l Inverted.
"IColla u.5 nave sa aat nai the most temp..nso Of
ile caI,l. than unhappy. lad 10 eho.oc IU1 10
1871 d,I rot l "a my sic,p' She sail, with aI-
soa i,, ,u word. we're ell&tlc,"T 1crncG.
IL.I sl,l.. i.r hand. lua.i. - s. tIcs reaG per,
ana now Nl.ayd t3. a.l t.e C.or N,A Ly hd-d Oh
SOW H. ioa ..s 10 i.,or in uc.I n an 81 aalut
will ao. lA- Ao.scs A.'e y-t.' "..i.. .5 liAJ .of