New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

aIu tho ~on9% villain making love to all the
girls and winning their brothers money ae pooi;, ;
and cards and billiards; and lie ran away 10 no
without paying for his or for any OF tno 9io
visions that had been furnished Iy the uaues-
people Now that's true. girls; and nave SuS-
pgTibea The r!rIs laughed Did he make love to you
no. / was too old for him, / expect said Aunt
Charlotte good-humOredly. : was between IhIy
and forty then it must be fifteen years ago pus
that is all true say would have you pear .ift IL ~
mind, and not allow this Baron dc feVeici "
into any intimacy with you.
'De Fierreville aunt; not FeyereL. ot chat a.
II comes to the same For the maIter OF tna,' Az
may not be his name at all. Just re- nny intro
duction-any friend to answer for MN OF co
nance him. ,. Ia .old no,
Just So said the elder lady: but Captain Close
If there is such persOn-dld not stay 10 Coniiih
this or his yacht either. lie may nave i~dIuou ~
from the excursion steamer; one touched no,u @
Yesterday afternoon, you know; and not Ion ; any
yacht at all. What are you looking so serious
Il was only thinking Aunt Charlotte that he rs rs
what he seems-what he says, replied DoIly: 10 IL
has trdthful face and voice Gou 20 rccoI
ect where | have heard the name de fietreVlIlo'
When young Mr.. PenGeI mentioned IL thls Inuiu Iito
ing, 1t struck me rs being somehow hoV l"''0
.Anyhow' desire that YOU will all be upon your
guard concluded Aunt Charlotte. 80 not
to listen. 'Doly's right in that lou can uouoo ,,'
him they said to one another II prince ,iams Gnm'
down here. aunt IN her oIdIlashnohc" ho''0N''
would tell us not to dance with him! -, .,o
And hencefOrth the three Miss lalieTcls Iooh .no
Baron under their especial charge. other Souns
ladies staying at he Motel couId haIIlS gon "i" i.
him. They sat by hun at dinner, Dolly being us i,
paced-Ll ldia to-day, Rosa tomorrow Jun. IN. Wv
next daV They surrounded him IN the cay tlhc
they talked 10 him 'dudcr the llght oil tne Iioo,i'
Twice over they got hIm to take them Tor = fa,l. ,
One thing they did not yet succeed ln-getthe nl,,
To dance. When the yuadrlleS ana Wa.'lSS 49, 49,
going on at night the Baron would Ice ont ol a9piS
with that Objectionable tutor who was over mIuiI11
age and wore sprctacl,s. The MISS ialeitIN nII
not like the learned man ut all. hdt lIInl H''
mJlsty old scholars to Ice at gay watrringpIac
Another who dId not much frequent the ddh1'uS'
room was Dolly; but this was n" ialIi 3i hll',
Mss Hamlet dlsappr"'ed 81 INTERNATIONALLY ni vas
she did oi Inilsciuninate llitlnE' "h! i'u'.' '
only allowed to slt by aud LOOK on, 'I'I PtI,.
would not approve OF II, any more IMAM 90, NY ~
dear said Miss Hamlet evening 10y evening" ~
Dolly. ,t.o Nj
The Baron accepted the patronage OF the MISS
T,urrrls cuIuily giving as much attention ln one
sister as To another. Being the Baron de fIcII'N'l'
uurs, Miss llamci's doubts wcIc tTucl ana very
goud-l0OkIng and agreeable man, the chah,r' VIZ
that he was stranger to the homage Oh young
Thus a week wore on Miss Hamlet, finding her
niccrs did not keep the Baron al ttspco tIul MS
tancc in spite OF her adv ice, washed her hihu9 ..
Them for piddy silly girls, and rather hoIrd tha'
some fine morning, upon getting up ~ WIN
found that the Baron had disappeared uulluS w
It'll
would teach them what foreigners were Woltn' -.
Nou, Dolly, viii at any rate 0"ry NE, HlNs
Hamle SAID, and keep ygpr'gi 3I m oi ca ti oi the
injunction. She felt 50 ashamed "i lhe Win ~ ~
relatives set upon HIM. that she never VIII "niL"sS t
went within range OF hls sight putting a'"ic Wy Wy
fact that the Miss laiicre.s took care ahr 'hour'
Son,r DAYS went Oh. One morning, when the sun
was pouring down Oh the beach, The three eiIl7
stood there hoping for the presence OF the baron
Presently he loomcd into view, SIdc ny sac WIN
that silent, unIutrTcsJng, Spcct3cirl iutot'
d. Is il not hot. Baron exclaimed LIda, ,
'Ncryi replied the Baron. 1t VIII be Do'l'hs pS
and by a.. ,.,., ,o,,
krow' put in Rosa. 'lou say YOU like It,
4 ike hot weather: 70 IS nearly surc Z" hr sunny
weather. sometime, il is too hot Tor me. We now
and tucn get quite tropical heat mere just IT,"
day- of II : moi every summer. though ,
We had some OF 1t last year. fememocr' S''"
a.. re,rnG@r if too. he slowly replied. hi, eyes
taking a thoughtfu. look over the ,rl. W were
in switzerland Il was hot sc conId hardy pear
You say "wc." Baron commented Mss Lydia.
Are You speaking ot Your mothcrf
'Oh, no. Ol my wife
'NouT-Wiic J repeated LYDIA m E!hu "l cH"N-
Ing tone. Did you say your VIE .
Yes ho answered. turning to her. My poor
mother died long before that.
Now will leave the Intelligent reader 10 lHuee "l
the effect tins ayowal had on the baron I'iI
hearers lie went s'rnilna iart"r' down ,"' p~,t,n ~
with the tutor Hud thc thIcc young I'"''' ''''''
What a shameful tl.iugr
To uc stayIng here under Ia so prcts noes
Aunt lharluttc ., right. luc'c 'oI'-H'I' dI'
nearly all OF them prctcnuefS ,
lie has como cruising OH in that yacht from
Dicppc 10 amusc himself, leaving n'S poor VIC I'D
the solitude oi the chateau! Ana hr NI'N h'l' IU'
iiIrs there never giving the amd.l u hh' ,i'l n'
j. a married man-surpr H. III 'A'l- w. ' ~
STAY "A moment Lydia. Don't son remember hr
said one day hc wa, alone at home: that ihr 'lI-
team contained only two or three o" So ans H. T.;
,Y Ygt fed
starring II here under false rOors. Ana II MS VIE
is not left 10 tine home solitude, she II starring u
sJmcW here upon hur own account, tHh' my N"iu ~
tnat Small blame 10 EcI. a, Mt. - VI i"N say W
Serves hIir right! Well. ! do hate ANA drNpl-' H'
nbcratc deceit special pIiiory ought Z" De III
vented for IT,. a.. ...-. .,
The young ladies' went indoors. In a 'acit sort OF
way they united To nIdc their mortihcdtioh; anu 10
say nothing OF the discovery. Lrt some "I 'i' ",.'
girls get taken in As II % reward their magma
nimity trOUp of fresh male guests arrived t.i,t uaS
at the hotel, two oi them looking particularly
eligible; - the Baron was left ln peace by Inc bliss
The following morning when they had gone for
drive with their aunt, Dolly took hrr knitting anu
sat down under the awning on tuc beach - was !"
lovely day not quite 20 hot as yesterday; the sun
shnne the sands, but II was tempered Py Il
Lrerle that blcU over the sea Children were play
ing about, young men and women strollcd ~ thc
rocks, picking up shells and scaWrcd Ont al sea,
few white salis glittcred III the sun; DIS ant
steam er passed smoothly along. seeming To touch
the horizon. A dainty yacht was making b"aIu
the landing place; souc ishng-sHacka were put
ting out. 1t was charming picture OF HE NJ tHc
seashOre: a life which l. healthy because u Is
pleasant, and pleasant III that It Is lazy.
Oh how delightful it sp breathcd Dolly aIonI
when she had gazed long at the scene. II c"uIa
but see il always! If did hut live near the sea
Sometimes the sea is gloomy and rougl, Salu
voice at her elbow. How would you llkcl thch'
Miss KrancP
He came into view from behind the awning, ana
sat down the Baron de ferrcvic, startling lloiIy
She had seen him go OF by an omnibus aiter break
fast and ditl not know he was back agan.
4 think | should like 1t always, she answered
with deprecatIon Rough or smOnth the sea must
be alyays beautiful. We cannot have fair weather
every day and must take the bad with the good
'Ay; that's philosophy. How is II that you nave
run away from me of late 2
Dolly blushed to the tips OF her busy fingers,