New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

nineteen years OF undisturbed married he po.,bI
ho had doubted hl, wife and mat At notaon Of
hoad step out into ,o the balcony ana see me noTa here
at the moment when he lnte the knosEer Of the door pg
It back again quietly. and return TO London Mo- 1t 10
Of The house ne mad him. ~ u"
Tho girl lifted her eyebrows and opened her mouth ssrei
soH re @ nocs WITH ns aSs % Gs %
vents bis the first convenient thing that he nd
The andlady opened tho and looked at him am
!. Docs Mrs Ronald lodge herel" he repeated.
Mrs. Ronald has here but sho has not 90
Notoceupied them yeti The words bewildered him a.
they 6Hd been spoken in some unknown tongue lie
mastering ear throbbed heavily at his heart The andladI
pccted, there is something @roDgr' ""N' 'u'
rcrGaPs ~ have ave. not ;.9eenty explained @ % my;e sir M
she was .tayine a. Rsmsgae with Trends she would
not quite settled the day yet she calls here letters IN
dee she hsre early Tbs morning to pay the second Vee
seem TO her friends as under'toOd had 1
e yS ,s 4%;s @ Esr E fgs e i2Sa he said
:, So indeed offered Ronald trouble a
dence She declined rho o6rr and she has mentioned
the address Would yon ike and rest SIR Sl
-, Than you maam-t doesn't mat,er-sood morning"
.sg H. ,a9 Pg;SPPS saS rseFy , s "a @ e 5s 'sTysa
such r. spectabie looking woman too = '"'
Mr. Ronald walked mechanlC3y 70 The cnl Of the Of
were .one seats behind the railing which fenced the edge Of
the c lie sat down. perfectly stupefd ahd helpless the
He leaned the bench and fixed his eyes the sea
and the woman, SIN following waited round the corner
whore they could lust Keep him in view.
fyou don't believe nc ask Mrs Tuner Number Slain.
row, Kalnsgac"
e g9J DO litter back IN hls pocLel aaa rallied suddenly
when MI Ronald rang the BEL bell & ,he pTss were ALREADY
Soor Farnay was ont Of sight round the corner watching
the house over te low oodG1 PALMS OIL ins o1cI garden
Mrs. Turner at home y he repeated. well. she's al
home she's busy TO body What's your pleas
MI Ronald declined to accept TO answer ques
tOns.
must Mrs Turner directly" he said ION wIortqni
business"
His tone manner had their effect lazy man
Mr Ronald declined to mention his name
Give my message he said. ." won't detail a Turner
The man hesated opened front parlor
An old ~as fast asleep ragged he sofa The
Was Plea 10 wall here he said and Vent aasv ~ ~
The pior was mi serably furnished room Through the
under 1Itterng Of linen hanging lines dry.
pack ofdrty cards and some plan ncedlewok Uttered the
steady activity the mauepiece Tho smell o
was IN the air. torn newspape with stains OF beer on r.
place which Affect d Mr Ronald painfully lie felt himself
mnntes foowc. one another YEARLY heard tramphg
OF feet the aOOvethen door opened and cl0sedhen
parlor door turned lie IN antic-
patton oi Mrs Turner'S appeiragce The door opened lie
found himself ia 70 iacc with his NE
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