New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

70 Is great an extens ss che eOuld wish grew taCi-
OF course am glad. my dear he was Ct length 61
svon make -hum--Eo very sure of It. You never ieg
one hear OF anything else. And how can you tel
that . hundred things may not turn up " S'OP
Cruel man, to try to damp mep :,
am not damping you, as you can .td diaaT
pointed 4 anything should happen And ,s ipt 6n Gf
things might happen you know, IT you wonia GO, only
Is an uncertain fellow
And would never dream Of putting himseh
about should say, in order TO be here to SET TIME
Svnnosa the veaffer Re disaRreeableas il has been
abominably squally latey.,ten to one ne wouia q
wait till it was more settea s Ur ne tbe wSy It
"a q mistake to reckon on a man who has no Ties;
9 An, but he has tiesf He has me and Ollyer'"
Brothers and sisters don't go for much'
He has Blatchworth." in
That is more to the purpose; BlatehyNrth T Mil
aTsE him tq tSg not thing
without feeling or expectation, mcapapIS1 "
reproaches-it can very well Wait. blatcH"oI'n
can Y nSI Want II him TO form tie" quickly "Ask
him here" go 49,
been marvellously obtuse for 1t IS certain the lue@
o Vol 81 course am thinking 81 yOur sisters dear"
She was laughing and blusng n9w Ge hgnna 10 10
her bosom unsuspected before. "Why, AlexandeIi
where have your wits been not to find me out tlil
and blue ewes and surely one of them will be COM
plant enough to be fascinated by ms oeGa'g GU
S Don't c tak c Sc cSspnS soSS her Fl hands,
kindeed have set my heart upon 1T 81, T.. A.
The ice thus broken, 1t was impossible tor INC
With feryor and frequency. True, it was no longer
the mere arrival of her brother wmch nlieG ,i heI
magnaiOn II was his future the move S n tbe s
cret there was no further occasion for the Ietl-
cence which had at first embittered her exutatlon
there was no need to stop short and turn away
when her fancy grew too busy for prudence Ac-
cordingly even such brief resptes were not az lsG
accorded him; and to confess the tEntn' rom pens
sick of the subject he grew sore on II.
g We must have him here at once" sne Would say
dozen times of q morning, -, .o;d
That depends on whether ne Will COME SUI"
what day did he write on lastf Was 1t the "a
81 don't know" shortly.
aWe no. don't particularly" s confessed m isst
eS can be- expected to care about that sort
of thing Tell me when he is to be here ana IN 90
whatever you want-that is to say IL mgi tbo
effort Of Hospitality I'll meet MIN nySen WIN ''''
cesil was satisfied, and he was praised and
'n And you said that we had asked them both,
AleSandefrT '''
You told me to write to Oliver, too"
sindeed you did; and that was why I wrote to
him. You must have known that was Why W 5
HlaHander Won are very tiresome-" almost crying.
Well, wen, it is all right, my love. Ask your
brothers whenever The you e. in country quar-
ters and lots Of fellows will want leave as wen as
he at this time. You could not have fixed on
worse he will l. never come; he Is not the ie"S'
az q INT It was YOU who told me to writer.
Il was true he had told her; goadeed6 thereto Dy
yearnnQ for some cOmrade in the affection about
to befall him-some one who wOpld be as ayeTse as
he to long-winded narratives preluded by, When
was in such and such Place1some man. IN s nnted
upon and on second thoughts had cancelled it in
his own mind There was nothing now fOr " nut 10 10
aceniesce and put up with the probable addition Of
another good shot on his moor and another hand
some gallant at his table. He was not hlmsen eood-
looking, neither was he frst-rate as sportsman
fharefore IL NAV be imagined how he rellShed the
nrosnect. Oliver Delamere he knew, and on the
whole he did not dislike him-they got on fairly well
togetherand If be could nave e1chahgea 20 ht
somehow, when he came to think OF IT, ne was hoI
quite sure that he wished for both; g., -,
Anthony ne oIeaae ojnav bi oTersbadow him;
and third person to have shared his grievance ana
his ignominy, might have been q consolation but
Oliyer-f He shook his head.
And then there was another walk to be taken to
the Castle to announce that the young men naq
been heard from; that they had seyerally aceepted
their invitations; and that they would arrive
The reception of the news was exactly what ne
had expected it would be- was no Vexa th q ndag s
father Thought it proper attention to CeciPs Tela-
lions that they should be asked to Cricht9n at the
only time Of year when and be
told himself would have dislike nothng more tnan
to have had tiresome or uneongenial companions
such misfortune should happen to him. They
piled him with gay questions. ... ,,.0,..
Oliver had always been avorlte; as nveiiy
attraction
but full purse is sure to be with set OF girls 99t
though he was referred to with interest curiosity
reserved for Anthony Isy fbob % 81 srs 10
comet Oliver was 30 nice, and 90 merry, anu ssIIs
so well, and danced SO eel, and-Tas Anthony IKE
himS Even the black -robed Eleanour left her
book and her corner to Join In the
put her arm round Julia's neck, and looked aiiec-
tiOnately at Kate was too BAD ne hopSSat s "
almost savage ct the extreme probability OF MS
hopes being In vain. =,
There they FeTe 1C and What heart
not already secured could be expected to be proof
against so fair batteryi On one side the chestnut
the sparkling smile and rosebud bloom of julia
Even the lesA remarkable younger ones were ful or
subtle charms and youthful yigor. ne actually
laughed ut last, the situation grew 30 deSpeIaHi-
then good thought struck him.
aEleanourD he said aside; q you see have got to
have these fellows It is pity, but cannot help
aWby pityT
con account of the girls, mean"
These men will be over here whenever they can.
and can do nothing to prevent It, The shooting is
execrable-they will soon find that out and then
thew will want metal more attractive. Cecil will
encourage them, naturally; but You must do what
you can on the other side. DON'T leu the girls 90
anywhere without you. hate philandering"
lie did not reflect that he, as well as the sister
he was speaking to. had philandered to some pur-
pose. but felt relieved by having said 90 much.
Now she will be on her guard" he thought
but still what nuisance IL isl know nothing of
this Anthony except that he was sent out into the
world to seek his fortune; and since he was never
likely to find it. the fortune, like MahOmets noun
tain comes to him. A.precious mess he will make
of fine property, if no is the fellow take him to
He thouoht he could have stood oil the rest but
that hnnn8 a. dinble rang in bis cars and filed his