New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-04

II you love, ae olo tnie IO0slsn juliet. but
nke me-co0I, warhke, drlsting; wear
sandaie on your rect instead OF hIgh-heeled
Shippers rosetted. 10 and look at my am
Pnnneatre wnere hons ana tigers ate up the
young gifi. Better tor them, assure you
ansn na.rlmony. Uo snake the cnal9
armOr around the t0m0s OF the Scallgers.
10 you see anylponumente there to Case
uranuos wIe, OF 20 any DoGys wiiet NO,
we nave never culuvateo me softer emo
uGos ~ 'elopai nls1aAo ol onakesPeare D.
wno wSS no n n'., except ~nen no ae,
nnea.eo our nttie tempers. l strike my
sn,e!o anu cal 10 arms, not IN inc 'ender
ous IN inc Ama1onlan sense. =.
ouGu 10 tno at"Cspnero Oh verona ~
eIrucA ACROSS me. anter genuer IMPRESSIONS
o'e ~ , nara; Doiogna, IKE "ro a
1som me unyleiding SHOWS :.: OF tne APPS.
s. o ~ ~ =, Mn'cn en-. hno wi, Mai.'pg you may
uls s 'no s'nPle trutl, wnivn n'gnC nave
whar NC g"t t Vlrono M . n%I s
In vs;n S;S taba har - LII ~ ,he
Al VAN uiu t lax nor. nor 70 1 %aix, 10 me
ypesSs ss.JIs, LII .'ao VI vuiie., " S .no
.a. .hsa o.aG ;uSed nS 4 It .,SiS T Hno
40, "hon -. o,.';sa. 0IIu, 1900 no
a,';.aa ~ ~ " 0s "Iu n.sn oofuoIly'
"r,w;nr ,H.nh. ILL.,, y. o ~. ,",n.
Flo wh;oh had ,..sdo mo 90 HannES ~
P;ns+" uara ",I a"n" .n ND tota ~ ~ vno
,,a1hst;o ho;na 90 -. " "a. 'o'"'y unsy
/ oil in 81 n
| snectstors hnt Tho oh"sta af tho h,,,;o ID
emnsr"ra ,o"LaS dorr ",, nc. IA 49,.
ompoao -. .ooHeu uo"4 W VS. anu ! ueter'
aias " spuH n Ju o,eaoI 10y 'haoa AZ
that of those naor faIlops whn oa -. 70 on ,tAo
thonsand Years 400 and s.;d." ,,;o.; ~.
salutantl, '''' "s' "n1 '"'o' N' "'' ''"''
.sM.rv n.a;o 7 st-a+oh;ro mt INV h.,as
for hars ..whr -. Hor 90 "a "aIJ aIS 70
met Are Won not nv I've, nv a ri;n 80 "
80 ~" NV IA! ."'o NY Vol guy
mr. has A;nsi;a von vn,, a.uer yu,;.h III. III.
ter;n~ oensral;t;esa III %e M.r1 W. w., hsn s
not n;ssmrIo.st"oa no -. "" n"'9
acknowledgements ,",,p" OIL 0"'o' Law
Sha 1ooSsS o ~ you ro,-,f,,,,u :, ~. f.o
"Chsrietnn y aid sbs ~ coy axn,s;r noth
inc a,cent +b"t tbs .oa,.~;,,ta,pn" 81 n o'.s
rns,, .."n su"' ~. avd ;sI VI ours
you any reason to hope. fought never to
be young, and loving annd frivolous, | am
called to other paths. Nav. shonld not
have taken your ring, given though it was
in light moment Of friendship-nut at ali
as a love gage"
Here she blushed deeply. and she took off
the ring with the two lions-sbe as red "A
the ruby in the eve of the lioness. l looked
at her long and earnestly. She did NOT look
at me. nor relent one moment from rho cold
sad. abstracted gaze on The oronnd. he,
bushes died away in a cold pa)ior. n was
chilling enough. but it did not fr.eze me.
saw. if she did not love me. abe loved m
other man. Her ahsornt;on was If arothor
kind. - ''''
MAY ask if your aunt has ANYTHING to
do with your present feeling. Mary. said I.
"YOu NAV ask me nothing. :" said sha.
Eyes, shall ask you to Keep the ring. if |
but for that dav in the Pineta.'
She looked at me a moment. with q CLEAN
in her eve which gave me hone. ana az.
tended her hand.
"Put it on again. If Won nlease. Mr.
Charleton; shall be sorry to part with II.
1 have a superstitious regard for it, The
old ring has q power in it. and if Won will |
respect my conditions will keep it."
II will promise ANYTHING You saw said
l, for by this time her small white hand
was in mine.
ethan nrom;sa ro+ - os,1 ,,1a
thino. whare On. whn T "s an " wy I ~ any
acnrn;ntanca he tbo a.narn,,s '" IA ,. oo oui
tionina thin~ i has hem az lat 1 "s
mt the r;no m bsr bsnd 90 t;ssna :.
once more. AZ did 81 tho ia Hon esuah.
INV eve. Bv love What q snlend;d s s~m'
as one of his kind NAV bava IonLed a.
Cbr;st;or W. :. 1no .. "'
~ ""'n's VI
Sba wel-od
dreaming in the silent Amphitheatre. and
then l walked-not into one of the dens of
wild beasts, but the next thing to i'll went
to see Mrs. Jassemne.
Why had not thought of that before?
Perhaps Mary's pride was alarmed at nv
informal wOOing. Perhaps, Door. sighted
dependent that she was, she had the pride
and the senstiveness of poverty. She had
been so much of a queen to me. that I had
never thought of that view of the subject
1t seemed to me as if Mrs .Jessamiue was |
simply q hateful chain. to be shaken of
whenever and wherever Mary chose to take |
me as her second self Men az absorbed IA
was may we'll make such mistake Then
had my natural iealousies Of Ainslie and
Ainslie made his engage
nent to another woman sort of shield to |
Ms pIatOnic attentions to Mary; as much al |
20 cay. "Come. 60 with mel am safe. YOU
Know" But Ainslie was tar from safa His
brilliant talents, his enchantinp manners.
lis devoted service-a something abont
him which Immediately confessed to
woman that he felt her pOwer-his remark
bile beauty, and his utter unscrupulons-
less, made him q very dangerous man.
Ainslie had no constituencies l had fonnd
ut-and no very exacting attachment to
he lady in the British Provinces, He
unused and interested Mary. "a whom did | t
Q not.
Then Hammerstein q noh,a oar+,o, Il
,aa a dangerous rival with tbot eont;nantni g
allantrv which mnst ha niaos;un ~ M
oman. am sure. accustomed tn onr sel6sI G
merican wav If wno;nn""bt W - ~. seluS1 n
NOT have o;ven f"r Hsr.mars *ma; "oa .i.
,ins, 7 conid M mara ach;sre ~ ; p
inf noliteness tb.n + o,nIJ 80 h,.;,. ~" s
rande's monnment had &c. uu ao; Sase ii
yseH: "I,onis Charleton Won 49, oro ss'I ~ ~ tt
,ird in this race and haa rore 0T uaL Il
,ar Rertha Hammerstsn @ '"h mo os o IN Nun Nun q
as sweet nneI.ctins svmnaths s o. .n nS 81
S"So"J unOAoOl"SS mp6UuotlCs anu
nee OF twice had come yerv naa, "hssru NJ
- tha+ R..,h., Ia, oono ~ .oai oosefv-