New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

In the tray with the tea Tnefe nea Decn
almost on ms lips to sny and he did not desire ne
vfesence of MS mistress which checked his conf
dences with the young ladies'. Anne thouan sup"
posed generally to se proud. wac known Dy the ser
wants 10 be very gentle Of access. and ready 70
| listen 10 anything that concerned them. And ~
for Ross old Saymore, who had. 20 70 speak, seen
her born, did not feel himself restrained oy tne
presence OF Rose. Il had something TO AK miss
Anne be said. in kind of undertone. rs making
O remark 70 himself
What is it. SaymoreP
mo. mo- said the old man, shaking his head.
No. no. am not &c oh fool as look. There IL no
time now for rny business. No. no, Miss Anne, no;
no /; he went on. shaking his head rs ne arranged
the Guns and saucers. The sun, though II had
passed of that side of the house, had caught In
some glittering thing outside and sent In long ray
of reflection into the huge old minor which hiied
M one side Of the room. Old SaymoIe, with his
white lock-. was reflected in this from top to toe
and the shaking of the white bead produced sin
guar commotion In 1t like circles in water ne
las always very deliberate In his movements, and
GA Mrs Mon ntord step stayed in the passage, and
n sound Of voices betrayed that she bad been
stopped BIZ some one on the way, Rose, with ideas
OF fun in her mind, invited the arrested conf
denoe. Make haste and speak she said. Say
more mamms has stopped to talk to Worth. There
is no telling how long 1t may DO before she comes
here
II It's Mrs. Worth it may be with the same OBJ;
ject miss said Say more with solemuity. And
then he made measured, yet sidelong. step TO-
ward Anne. i hope, Miss Anne, you'll not dlsap-
proven
What do you want me 20 approve Of. Saymore'
don't think It matters 'erv much so long as
mamma is pleased
III Tatters to me- Mss Anne: it would seem I'M
natural to 90 n thing thnt was really an important
thing without the sanction oil the family and
come from my late ladys side Miss Anne. We al
ways held by you. mss II may make 50 bold "a to
say IT.
Saymorc made so bold rs to say TIL, often. and il
was perfectly understood in the hons" indeed IL
was re1u,ntly supposed hy coners into the ser
wants hall that old SavmOrc Was humble relation
OF thc family on that side.
1t is very kind OF You - be 80 faithful tell me
quickly what it is if sou want 10 say Il 10 ne Pr
yarly. and not 10 mamma.
Miss Anne. am AN Old man nc said = You il Pc
haps think il unbccomn,. I'm vIdowri' Ini.',
and I've no children nor nnholy belonging To me
We've known all that erred Rose breaking IN.
rs LONG rs we'Ve lived. o..
not even look ~ her. but proceeded with gravity.
thourh with smile creeping ~ the corners OF ms
mouth. And some folks do ray. Miss Anne that.
though I'm old, IN Young man cd my years
There is deal Of difference IN Ic"pr. some folks
is older some younger Yourself. Miss Anne. If
might make 81 hold ~ to sag So you re not youhg
lady for your years
no. i, sheT said Roe ! always tel you 50.
Anne: yog'vc no imagination and no i'C.tnC- ynn
arr as serious ~ tho no trees. Qpcl. quick Say
more, mamma il coming
I've always been considered youns looking.
said old Saynorc With a coHll lccn' Nn.i".. and
many and many a one has advised ne - better my
condition. That m@ni he two. W"ids Tor 'h.n-
selves and one Tor m Ms, AunC. be continued. the
smile broadening INFO "A suhrh ~ CONSCIOUSNESS.
Ladica Is Nciy pushing L1"An!ys; INK lhiin
I'VE uic eel out one ~ viii never deceive Uc, aud
the family don't have any a.. GO t"na THAR an
going 20 get married, always hoping, Miss AnLe ~
you don't 1I>3pprONc. go
To get married = said Arnc. .itinc upright with
sheer amilcmcnt. Anucs though, had hot be n
occupied tins subject - the thoughts 81 eir!>
often are but il had entered Der imagination sud-
denly and Anne ) INA slnailon was OF sul'Tht.Ne
kind which shed gioIy over cyrrythI that "c-
cuprd IT. Tins strange beautiful. terrible con-
junction IF two had come to look t. l'r The II o't
rFftfV s..Vf. IHf
since il cane within her own possibilities All tho
comedy IN il which j. % apt Ia como uppcrmost had
disappeared when she felt herself waking WIN
Cn$uiO toward Tia" verge OIL that unknown ana
aw tai paradise. Life hld not turned INTO tragedy
indeed tut INTO q noble Sripls poem fun OF awe.
iul of wonder. cut,r ring IN 10y thoS" Cr II nyst"-
r.ols PORTALS which were guarded 10y angels OF
love AMI tate. Sic spt upright ~ her cha'G. an
ga7rd with wide opea eyes aud lips a. 1T At ti"s
earl, 1turr nf her faucV. ODD NlyuHrr The peal OF
laughter with Nhch Rose received the Announce
mcnt was The natural sentiment but Ann" had
not only deep srn~c of horror AZ thiS dr~'cfatl"n
of an idea sacred. I'M vas also nof'i bN thr
secondary ronSc' ousnc-- that old >ayWorr too, Lad
feelings which might lee wOundrd which add"'i 10
her rra'ity. Saymnrr' Tor hiS par, 'ooH h"1r
cnnntrnancc with rising offence You Ncrin 10
think that haven't no right 10 pleas mys'lf' Miss
Anne. he slid.
'Bn, who is the lady tell us WHO ), the LAZY
cred Rose.
Snynorc pau-od and he'll MP - finer. Ia. voices
~ the curTior c,a>ed. SOMEONE WGs hoard 70 walk
away IN th" "Ppo~ii" dir, lon anu MI A"nhl-
iorl's so.t rlu..!c advanced 10 TIN nal. Another
time Miss Ann. auoi ser tune. b" S1il IA 4 hatl
WHISPER. shaking i> iu2'r IN Sler ~ ~"'tr>y, Ih'h
hr wllnr toward tie door. and bel II 0prn Tor hi,
misirrs, wlih much ,olrnuitS. Mrs. NUuuiiori
came ~ more pulckly than usra! she was nan
angry. hdf launching. 'NdYmOl" tlihA You ar"
t,vi.Ior' n',,l, a iow which w.uN has, don"
credit tna 'nuri!,f. I.rr,'s o iut e.. infi'r. ~"
rrp.r Z. 'as la, rrru fools hh' M. u" an NOT
..i .r,crud To- ri,t.ly himself 80 llt'. NoGntl"rd.
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