New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

the marriage ceremony between them, she nav
ing prev iousy become Christian, and addeo,
il we wished to see Guy alive, we must lose u"
time.
l. 'Of course, there was no end OF scene, ana
nv Door mother, long a sufferer OF heaft d!s-
ease. died in consequence of the shock MT
Kerdall was. thus rendered totally mint Tor
travelling even II my step-slsters nealtn Wouiu
have permitted his leaving her. l persuaded
HIM to allow me to go to America-l was use.
te going about. and did not fear the jour
new. I reached San Francisco I'D time 10 see my
poor brother before he died, ana 10 promise
him. as a last request, to take care Oh MS h.ue
ones and be a mother 10 them. was urlngiil;;
them home when first met you, ana our seconu
meeting came about by ny being obliged some
months later, to go back 20 the States ana TAX
possession of their property as their GUARDIAN,
my brother having lett them With nan aSohe
fortune 80 a..
But why not have taken a maid with your
Interrupted why travel so far alone
Because returned Dorothy, have learned
that ma H. since | was the age OF twelve,
especially TheTe a sea- voyage Is concerned, are
far mort tiouble than anything else. They are
simpIy a.rumbFances No. | had no fears at
going alone. | am used to 1t. | went eacn
season to my gIeat-auIIt Sandwich IN France,
and, as we travelled considerably, soon
learned to manage for the entire party. When
nv aunt died, she left me her property with her
name, and this ring holding up her pretty
hand where bIazed the diamond IN lbs gypsy
setting chat Arthur and had specu ated over
abgcauser' she said 8" was the only one or
the family that would put up with her
yagaries." At Mr.. KendalPs request, added
10 nv name the prefix due only TO . married
woman, AS II safeguard in my travels, though
the ,obriauet OF Mistress Dorothy was gwen
me- long ago, after the famous Dorothy FOX Oh
ChatswOrth Hail.
She paused. then added little breathles'ly,
but with a dignifed movement OF her proud
head: .1a
L have never been married. | am simple
Dorothy del BalbO.
Oh, Dorothyr I cried in an agony OF shame
win you, can you forgive my stupid ms
take | was u tool, blind, Idlouc fOoi Dub
60 forgive me. my darling! Show your Chris-
tIanlry by hCaping Goals OF lire upon my IN
worthy head-say Yes to my pleading!
# You wish IT, she replied tenderly' anu
lifted her proud eyes 10 mine, proud no longer,
but tuil Of truest love.
And there ia the shelter OF the woods only
the bright moon to look down uIOn US. / took
her m nv arms and sealed tie contract tlat
made me then, and has made me ever Since Ohe
haDpiesl man in the world.
Aud the little Japs, You ASK J Guy' more
famiharly known as Weasel, Is nne young
fellow now at Cambridge, and carrying All oe-
tore him. And AIceP Look nj thai tail, sughJ
girl now entering The room, IN white neecy ara
nprv that cling, closely about inely-moulded
fcIire; masses of golden hair twIne about her
shappIv head black peucilled brOws and deep,
aImont-sraped eyes complete the beautlin ap-
parif.on. Tomorrow is her Wedding day, ana
looiine al her as SIZE stands there, you harcN
wonder that size il making one OF tue OcsS
matches IN Kent \. de q. Stevens.