New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Charley Ashley's face, aud which showed IN every
line Of his large limp figure lis So1n.sn S "
i am aiTsid. said IIeatheOte with smile, that
20 much opening Of Mount my arrival will make
will not put very much light into the sky.
And it is not only the company and the comfort
Raid the Curate feel that dreadfully, my father
and I-but there il moro than that. II anyone was
in In the village, there somebody down directly
from Mount with beef-tea and " inc and whatever
wanted and IL anyone was IN noubie' ~ was
always consolation tell IL to the young lndies
and 20 hear what they thought. The farmers c0uld
not do anything tyrSnnioa. ocr the agents oe hsru
tiusiasrn maltreat anyone else. There was always
court Of appeal at Mount. 49,
my dear Fellow said Heathcotc, you are think
ing Of patriarchal age-you are thinking Of some,
thing quite Obsolete, unmodern destructive Of all
political economy
That for political economy said the Curate,
swapping his fingers his spirits were rising-even
90 have someone to grumble to was q consolation
Political anything il very much ont OF piece ~ =
know about il They have very little az the
beet Of times. how they to 60 on when they ere
i'll in trouble. without someone 10 give them a
Then they should have more for their work.
Ashley | am afraid IL "a demorahzlng that they
should be so dependent upon a Squirc's honse
who il 10 give them more = cried the Citrate,
hotly. The farmers have not got 80 very much
tbcmscIves. and ne, or said they were dependent
they are not dependent-they arr con Portable
enough as matter of fact. Look ~ the cottages
yuu will -cc how respectable they all are. There Is
real distress IN our larNt- lntnk-. hf au'l'tl
veering around very Innocently and nnconsciously
10 the other side Of the circle, to Mount
we need not argue the point, said Heathcote,
amused. an assorry ~ you can be- that the ladir.
will not retain pOsscssinn What h 10 20 me : |
am not rich enough to do all J would, aud don {
know the people - they did. They VIII never
look up 10 me they did to my predecessor /
hope my cousins will return at all events ln sum
mor All the same h. addod am quite illogical,
like ynil he would have said hut iorhore i want
thou 10 come back. and yet / feel this infection Of
duty that you speak Of II seem, 90 me mat IT muA
be- my business ~ live here hcnceforw ard-though
confess 90 You think Il Wall be- very dismal, and
don't know ~ hat shall do.
II will be- dismal. said the Curnte his face had
lighl eel up FOR moment. then rapidly cioudrd over
again. don't know what Won will do. You that
have been 81 WAYS nsrd o. a luxurious town life
Not ~ luHuriou@-aud not SOB exclusively town
Hrathcote veuturcd 90 intcrl"'-r. feeling q whm-
seal annoyance az TINS repetition oi lis own
And who don't know Tho people nor understand
what To- do. and what not t0 dot takes q long ap-
premiership. said Charley. NrIy gtavcy. on
see njudirious hhcral!iy w"u ID be very bad tor
thom-it would paupcrinc instead OF cleyatin2. IL
is not everybody that knows hat Is good and what
~ bad 90 help People unaccust0mcd 10 the kind OF
life do more harm than good.
You don't give me very much cncouravein"ut ~
settle down ON my property and learn now =" hr
patriarch iu my turn. SAID MonntiOrd with laugh.
No, ] don g. said the Curat". ms face growing
longer and longer u r pr. -rnre ot lir1ihc"l'
Mountford d Mount had smiled upon hun frr
moment IL would Ice better than nothing ~ would
iruuly .nfre coulpanionship svupathv NOR or ie4-
q
have % talk with. NOT exclusively parochial but
whom the Curat- reelected that Heathcote AZ Mount
would altogether do away with the likelihood OF
tho family coming a"k-that they could not rent
tho house Tor The summer, which was h"po me had
chung TO- n the present own'r oi u W~ I'D p's-'.--
sion. Charley 20 once perceived mat The inNl"diain
pleasure Of % uciyhhOr would le tatal apNaufag",
and with honest simplicity applied himself 10 the
task of suhduIng hi- visitor newborn enih uNaSm
'Nou see be- said ITS quite different making new
beginning. knowing nothing ahou' H. aud having
lern horn here, aud acquainted with the people al
.Fvrly body must have known however said
Hrathcote. slightly pqurd that The property would
change hands. some timr or othor. and that great
.Oh yes. evory body know that said the Citrate.
vi deadly -enousn-ss. but You .rr. chem Hou Say
n thing must happen sometime. you never know
when 90 VA. happen. end 20 D.. always shock when
II comes The old Squire vas % hearty man, NOT ht
an DBL for hs years Tie Wa' NOT 30 "id AZ my
father. and ! lop- De- Ina. great d'a 81 work lett
M him vet Aud thru % Was ali so sudden none
OF NJ had been able to famillarilr Ourselves even
with the idea that You were going - succeed hen
in moment % al over aud you had -ucccc'ir!
/ don't ine Au to -ly that wrrr not very glad 10
have Won. snd Charley. with duiion7 .Illir. sud
drnlJ p,rr..us thc eqIiyocal ci'inty ~ all
hr nad boon saving % s 20 great deal better IMAM
w. could have extracted. Know lng fhen aud liking
them. y0u can have 40 much more sympathy with
u@ about them And 49, You wish them To come
bach. n that o. possible
Certainly do wish them to come lnck-if 30 j.
possible -ai' lraih'otc. but his couni"nInc' t"".
-rrs -nfr', llt bong. H. would h11" Nkt~t for
hiwsrif warmer rec, ptinn. p,rhap- And SO ben h'
went 90 -er MI. Ashley. though bis welcome was
very warm. aud Thought the hector was absolutely
girsfnl over hIs ari. al nni cound'I 10 iim 10
-iaufit half q dozen uatier- 80 WINCH o. would h'
we'll that De- should Interest Alr-rlf u once. -ti 70
ihr odd mans mind o. thr cllri ohlrct ~ int'p %.
Ml} ar. tAty loiIl Hhiuld Do wuuid Dec tar
better % thcy w0ula come l'Ir. rau t.r Rector.
who aftcrW Irl app.ngifrd. however, wItl anNi"us
humidity. j beg youf parluu-l beg y"ur u4ri'l
with al my heart. forgot actually tnat N"u.t
bad o4ug.d hands. 'i c"uf,c, "i ,"ni,' ii u