New-York tribune., 1880-06-13

-, h0;ross vvbo dies yOung leaving behind her
5ouobter who crows up supematuta!Iy innocent
bio and stupid. She goes to party Win Ni'y
old aunt-wh0, by the way is not the least aiue'''S
and there the soft Catherine meets young in""'
He looked straight Catherine eyes sne @ @ s
nothno she only listened, and looked NJ hln anu w, @
II he oxnected particular reply went on " to S man
other things the same comfortaDIe anu H vas con.
nor CATHERINE though she felt tonRue-ed We ast 10
scious OF no em6arassment 1t seemed pr1peF p az him
should talk, and that she should SIMPLY @ or
rather as she phrased It to herself 50 pei hean
music had been silent 5oF nsr Win deeper ntenser
smile if she would do him the bOnoE Ol uIoth cont.
hef vo ie - him nat his arm round her wais-as she
did 10 n occurred TO Der more VlYdy Lun & ~ n oOe
nn arm 70 be-and in moment he was guiding Ier
round tho room in the harmonious ROTATION on Ie % %hn
for some moments she sopped looking at MN lG orc Src
famed herself and Looked sd az Sa G sIe Would begin
again, and she hesated TO answer Sti lookns at '"'
"Dors it make you dizzy :" he asked in tone of great
kindness. .,,-. l.. ..... oo,,oir1v
Catherine looked mp at 9Y Y s' ta Ya' s9Ia ss
EaTdiy knew whv for dancing hadneyer made her dizzy;
All well, IN that case" said Mr.. loWnsehu, We WIZ
sit Still and talk. will find good place to SIT"
lie found good place-a charming place q olttie solh
this time were very full the dancers Increased IN mum
ber aud people stood close N rdnt ot lhcn turning n
backs 40 that Catherine and her conplOn setineu se
cluded and upOlserved. We will talk tho young man
mad saC but he still did all the talking Catherhe
uc and tmnkng hin very clever lie had features
Ike young in pictures; Catherine had never sen
smch features-sO delicate, so cDiseied ana nnsheG-
om0ng the Young Newly Orkers whom she passed IN Ih1
streets and met at darcing parties ne was ta a ht
aim hut lie looked tNTemcY strong. Catherine thOugt
ne looked like statue But situe would NOT lah m ,,h
that and above a, would not nave eyes oI hto s "a" he
60 or He had Cecu at Mis- AlmOnub DeI1Ic ~
felt very much like stranger; ana II wac vSry hd % W
Catherine take pity on lin. lie was Ar'hur S
scnd;s c1usn-put very near several times removed
ana Arthur lad brought blm 10 present MN 10 n tue
family In fact he was great stranger In New l"iE M
II WAS his native place but he had not been tnere TOT
MANY years He had been knocking about The word %wor.d
and living in queer cCTrrs he had only CONF DAch
monto or two before. NeNYork was very pleasant
sec people forget YOU" he said smiling at Cath
crime with MS delightful while he leaned IorWIu
ODhquely turning toward her, vita MS elbows oh hi
il seemed Catherine that ore who had once seen S
him would forget him Int Trough she meue tts
reflection she kept IL TO hcIsef, almost az you "ou
keep something precious - 49,, ,,s,r,
He asked her about the people mat were near neh I've
fried TO guess VINO of them Ntre ara ne maue Ie
tsv In posiye oiI.hnnd way Catherine had never
heard any one-esperialy any young man-talk JUST
like that. II was the way young man miSnt alh W y
nnycl or better At ia plaY the Stage, close before
the fOutligts, looking at the audience ana Wth ever
encc OF mind. Ard yet MIR. Townsend was not IKE an
ctOr; he seemed ~ sincere so natural ms was VERY
nterpstInr. hut IN the midst of IT, Marian Almond came
pushing through the +rOwd with little ironcal cry
when she fuund these young people s together, which
made everyone turn round aud cost Catherine con
aclOus blush. Marian broke ZIP thelr talk anu Diu m.
ovUnssnnwholn she treated as II she were already
I ond n had Iecome her colsn-to run away 10
her mother, who had bee wishing for the last hahOur
| 10 Introduce him 20 Mr.. Almond. 90.
owe shall meet again he said 10 Cathcrlhe us nc ic
her and Catherine Thought II very original speech
Her cousin took her by the arm ana made nr val y;
ahout ~ needn't ask you what you think Of Morn" {"
| the young girl exclaimed
| "lS that his nameP' -, - 49,.
| 81 don,t aek YOU what You think OF his naInc but
| what you think OF himself" said Marian. ~,
"Oh, nothing particularW Catherine answered. ule-
| sembung for tie first tim In her life. -
81 have haf a mind TO tell him thatP cried Marian
eft will do him good. He's 80 terribly concelted.'
| {" Concealed Z" said Catherine, staring.
| $50 Arthur says, and Arthur knows about him
| Oh, don't tell Mm =! Catherine murmurcd lmpor-
| inGly. ,,, -, 81, hin, on
| q dozen times"
At tS profession audaciiy, Catherine looked down
at her llftle companion IN amaZemcn she supposed II
was because Marian was going 10 be married that she
10 III so much on ersef but she wondered too Wdethcr
when she befsclt should bccOme engaged huch cXpOt
! would he expected OF her
| Mr. Townsend is a cheap young man; hut 1t may
| be said that he ia quite rs Interesting as tile doll
| whom SIR James has DOSed as heroine.