New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

need In American circles where girls congregate with
,Hat aSy be once taken In hand there viii DC
possh lily o getting rio of hcrno mamma to whom Snt
may he taken. aud under whose wlnss sue may o.
dropped. 81 My dear said an old gentleman the ether
cay. king through an American 1ai-rooml ana 40.
dPessiuc himself IL a tnrI whom he knew well" nv
dear" Bnt gill bowed aud passed siiil cingng
10 the arm of the Young man who accoinpanies heI bt
mined purpose. Nv dear, said he AGAIN catching me
Don't be afraid I've go hln ne s9n uesois y1
iii hold him here I'll You have told me now your ther
ana the eisnt her misery gave rise frelug that,
AFTER ali. mammas perhaps may De contoiI
suffered no misfortune OF this kiad II had become
privilege 10 be allowed 10 attend unon Nile bonra57[
feeling Of this privilege Ind be:h enhanced hy
the manner in which Lord silverbriage Rad devoted
himself TO her. Fashion, of course mahoS iRsnlon hn
not Lord eyrrlfdgc been so very much sIrucR nv ne
charm o. the young lady, Lords GiaNSloagh ana P1ppe-
rUn ftcr her. ASH was even ths most unemerselic OF
young men, Dolly Lsngstah. was moved 10 pfViou"d
Like mos, Americans who do rs yet know the
country, she had cone with an inward feeling tat rs
an American ana iepuDic she Iaisht probably oT
d spiscdL There Is not uucOmmoaiy sAvagrness OF
seltassertou about Amencaas, which arises IRON TOO
great anxety TO To aanltied 10 fellowship WIN btonS
sac h,G ielt Us @9d eonscqns o, sepSGn sb Ie s
and had hnlf convinced herself that the would be re-
jccicd. SIZE had not been rtJecrd s3e must nave be-
come quite of that Shc had Gr1pped very quickly
idea that she wond he scorned IGNORANT a. shc had
been OF English fe she perceived that she had at ONE
become popular And t1S mad been so IN SPITE OF her
mothers bOmcincss aud her fathers aWk"ardness Ky
found cut conserving bersl that she had that which
would commend her to ether society than that Of the
plenty with her as hackherries Young Lord silver
bridge OF whom she told thuT OF all lords
OF tile day he Stood first ia rank ana wealth. was pecd
y her friend. Her brain was irmer thal mai OF most
cir 2, bur her brain tle TUNED. she never
told herself that 10 would be well for her - become the
she lola herself that II would not be we'll But sill the
clurenent strong upOu her Parkl was svecier
the Fituavr Lord siiverOrdee was sweeter than
the bank clerk.
When Lord Sverbrldgo offers her marriage, she
behaves with exemplary sense. She bids him keep
away from her for three months aud consult his
family and friends. Then he may renew the pro-
posil if lie fit but in no case will she marry
him without the consent of his father, the Duke
Here is the scene when Sverbridge returns more
il love than ever after the three months trial:
"Bnt do You love met By George. thought you
would be honest and straiaGforward.'
Tucn she urVpred her badinacc ANA answered him Sc
r0usly Il thought bad been DoUest ard stTaigh'ioi-
ward. When .ouUd that soa were III earnest at hlian-
~ ala YOU ever doubt mel"
"Wben felt that YOU were III earnest then had to
b. in earnest And Thought much about IT that
lay awake near,y al that glt Shall tel you "hat
Tel me something that should like to hear"
viii tel Seu the Truth Is II possible, said 10
Vie: he AN Euslishm,n Of the highest rank ana the
eatrst weeita ahd one that any gf III the world woLd
..Pshawv'h he exclaimed.
''1hjt is what | sand TO myself" Then she paused,
and booking no neg 1aos he saw ,ha. there YVES gun
asked or Oye-because lie Is 50 sweet so good
and so pleasant"
"Then welt on asking myself questions And Il II
possible that who ny all his friends VIII lie regarded
Dobody, wnO ain au American WITH merely human
w"rk-aday boot III my ysins-tEat sucl a one as
possible. it was not In accordance with the Illness
OF tln&s Al the duhes IN EE&laBd would rise NO
against il aad especially that duke whose goodwill
would be imperative"
why sholld he rise up against iti'
Y0a know he VIII But Will 70 on with nav story OF
myscf. When had settled that IN mind, just
cried myself To sleep II had been dream had come
tuat had ever Thought OF as being OVaDle III hla
-a,,d IN bis outward circumstances scared rs much
above my thoughts rs heaven i rbove tre earth Ard
H. had whispered to SOFT. loving, heavenly words
me- In sleep cOu! be happy again aud not TIE
comes TO me again said If it shout be THAI ne shout
heaven earth fit, the il-wo his friends would
not make thai heaven he'll to botH Of us did not to
you Qute all that"
You to me nothing but that was TO come again IN
three months"
Now you have come again NOl cannot UNDERSTAND Il
gri's fears and doubts. How should Won l thought
Ing to tn mighty beauty remembered what
was myself. l tholglt tlat.Sou would not come
Love youi on. my d.rdng-No. no, no." she said.
m % III nI stond o., ,r,iii her eIf rom him with
her little hauds "You ask II love Won. You are en-
ttled to know the ruth From the soe Of your foot 70
the crown OF your head | love you as think
would wish 10 be loved by the girl he loves You have
come acros. my life. ana swallowed up. and made
all your VA! Bat Will marry you rel cted
by your pcopie; No; uor sha there be kiss between
NAY s2eS , 10 ''pF h rather r6t snake, 70 father or
mother because know that II nusj depend upon yoHT
father. Lord syerOridge II he viii tel me that stall
be b. daughter Will become your Wne-oh, win such
perfect joy with sucn perfect trIh! II il can never DC
So then let us bc torn apaI-%ith Whatever struggle,
own country a. best may md VIII pray 10 Goa that al
this may III time be iorcotcu' Then she made her way
door hin 6N.dt ne in VIII cfl
had been staining But she vent she made little
prayer HIM. Do not delay fatct Is all III ali 10
me" And so he was Jeff alone III the bilardfoouL
Isabe! tells her secret to Lady Mary Palliser, the
sister of Lord Siverbridgc:
L so long 10 tell YOU something" she said.
" Is II scc.ct f. asked Lady Mary.
" Well, yes. s-lf you Viii kcep so. would rather
stood s Icosing INTO the others lace. &" wonder
how YOU Will take i y
Your blotGer has asked me 10 be his wife"
"Ycs-Lord Sllvcrbrdge. You astonsbedl r.
Lacy May was very nlich asionlecn so nueh aston
afteyward; " thought there was some one else"
"IaGy M4bel Grex. Bat know nothing"
" thHk not" said Miss 30 Icassen slowly. Il have
seen Item toSetier ana think not. There might be
somebody, though link not her. Bat why 30 ! say
thai Why do mahen him. aud make so httle of my.
sehl There Is else, Lady Mary Isl not true ~
aal sure nc is true. And he has asked mc to be his
'What dil yoa say :"
We'll, what do you think What is II probable that
such q as would when such yOar
brother asks her 10 be his wlcl Is he not such man
"A gri wOuid love T.
GA, yes"
"Is he ROT handsome a eodi' Nary stared her
with ali her And sweeter thar any EOi those
pagan knew And rs lie gOOd-ten percd and
loving and has he not that perfection of man dasa
without wGicI think could give my BeaIt 10
any man =
- Thea You have accepted him {"
g Aui his rank ana wealth! The highest position IN |
all the q. u my eyes"
- ! do not think You should take him for that"
Does 1t not all Gclpl Can YOU put yourself in my
placcf Why should refuse MN No, not for init.
won uOytikc him for THAI. But # love HIM because
he all that iluAg HailOn tells ne that Ougat
10 be his TO mp TO he The greatest
bliss that could happen 10 woman; IT feel that
could dIs HIM. thai cOul1 i've 10 worship him.
would be sweet to his voice his
strength The Only IN the word winch would