New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

OF course flew at their heels after the manner OF
small dogs and then dashed away snarlng ana eA-
ulting at their clumsy and futile efforts to poke nun
with their horns But high-splrted young heiieI'
too young TO take such annoyances WIN the pun
osophy of her more experienced sisters, resenteu
Ships npcrtnence, aud, lashing her tail ana ee-
waiting her headquarters with the angular clunsl,
him Snipjs heart misgave him. lie fled to his
young friends who. seeing the dashed tail ana
furious onslaught of the hefer-who was speedily
reinforced by the whole dairy, their straight lacks
rising and falling like so many levers III conpI-
Gated mchine and their tails appearing every
second above their heads-were seized Win PAM
and He'd with wild shreks Their instructress pur-
sued them vainly trying to get them 10 turn anu
face the herd and at last finding that Inc hnlals
came laundering on, and would s99n ua'npiJ and
perhaps gore the children. seized Montys SUCK ana
with that aud her umbrella turned TO resist me
charge alone. She threw her spectacles ana SUCK
at the foremost cows. and then rapidly opened
and shut the umbrella in the creatures faces buI
alas, the main body still Numbered on ana III -
minute Miss Borrowdale was down. ana tne charge
upon her At that moment there was Tue lusS
shout OF male voice, and two qllck loio"lmH
reports from doublebarrelled gun lrcd III le III,
then man in CATERS and shootlngcoat iraPU .no
stile. and rushed toward the now Tetreatlng cows
who scattered themselves in all directions at the
sound OF the gun.
Miss Bnlrowdale rose before the sportsman
reached her. first kneeling, and then stanulhs' Il
little trcmulOnsly.
Thank you for Your shots she said, seeing the
sportsman and observing that the chlldrch WIZ
SAFE Though crying bitterly on the other side oil inc
stile. 1t is not agreeable to be tranpled upoh'
though cows are better than
Are you not hurtf Arc you quite sure nc
Thanks. not at ALL Only little bruised
hoof touched my arm only and my dress ,
The sportsman sank on one knee To PICK up the
severe bonnet. which was now an amorphous ihlhg,
and looked mp in undisguls"d admiration ~ lne
tall beautiful figure above hun. Her nlue 'AeS
Sparl,led in undnmed beauty, the hosilllS vi NV
drlcatc archrd nose quivcrcd like those oil "A
thoroughbred when the hounds give tongue q
flush OF victory was on her checks, her Goll haiI
III .1...l, ttnrn IENx~
RULED Inv tho breeze. He thought her the most
lovely being he had ever scen-a heroine princess,
an representation OF victory ana Str%naero of ths
ladys beautiful eyes dropped before ms lIiPn9
stoned gaze, and the consciousness oi tchderer
victory sutused her check. go,
Thanks 10 the pratte Of the children he soon
knew her name. address and condition. ana lci' h'
al the gates of the Grove full OF enthusiasm anu
wildly drvIsIng plans for improving the acquant-
ance. After sitting in cnrapiured meditation Ioi
half an hour on the top of hyc-harrcd gaze.
thought struck him. He took mp his gun Jumpra
INFO the road. which ran 10y common. ana struck
straight across the latter till he reached VIVA on
the other side Just ut the end OF the street sue
door bore the inscription, Surgery on the outside
BID, "
An old friend" be replied, in answcrto the
mans inquiry for his naur, when lac hlu been Il"
WHAT. Dorsav' Sir Marmadukcr cried DR.
Atholc rising at the sight at his visitor
They had been at a public school toc5thrr am
were contemporaries. Sir MlruIIukc had taken
some shooting near Raw leigh, aud inc evening
before Or Atholr had dnrd with him at the TllIASr
inn where he was lodging IL was now ohly tho
In your description Of Rawcirh last night,
Mholc you 1nn-ei me win ekrtrn %i sn,ar Ic'
people living al the Grove: began SIR MaimadHAc.
| did The Bolbiurt-Tompkinse some oil my
best paticnts. Somebody always Ill there IN
SO you told me, my dear fellow. Is anybody III
We'll. not i'll. but on my books, They fancy the
little hoy D. aIIing-ouly son aud heir-S" loon
laft 81 A
venture to hlut at poorer diet. That's all
The very thing" cried sir Marmadukc III ecstasy;
DR. Ath0lc looked at him with surprise. anu had
a great mind 10 fee! his pulse. Had Sit MarmidnAo
got o sunatroke that warm September afternoon
The llthr hoy h"; g oyGTpicI' continued :"
need not feel his pulse, h" Thought p"rsaS Us
suffering from a pretty EovefhcsS. symptoms.
iucohcr. nee. fever, dcusl"n-. Treatment; ""
parts udicnc to one OF rcmonbirance; Ill up win
indifference
Little bows Of that age usually have govcrncsycs,
Sir Maunadukc he replied aloud
Not surh EOycrnc,S"s ~ inns rrturucd Sf
Marmadulr. whose mIiidy bad reached - oiYthc
an elevation that be WAS inprry"u, 10 ridiculc.
Then 10 the amlIcuIrut Of Dr. Atholr. Who was
himself young. handsome. aad IN that faucy-irrc
condition when things concerning the tender pas
son lave lost notnng"f their original hI""m' Tue
sportsman discovered to Inn the wound lac hdd
received 10 that days chase when the blind archer
turning the tabes--had made game of HIM, aud
traust,ArI the tluttcriug thing beneath his waist
coat with such fatal effect
80 you wish 10 bc introduced 20 this young
lady' saId the physician. with thonGhiIn! hr oil
bordering the gravity of symptoms. ~" ~ Nhr'
and whlti She Is stranger To every body mere
but the Bobhlnrt- Iomphinses. who hrst ~" her
about ten days ago.
Who i. shcY 4 daughter of the gods from her
appearance. and, II | have my Will. she VIII be
Lazy DOrsay before long.
You intend 10 marry this lady, then J Don't yon
think Sir Marmadukc that you had better 20
through "A course of cooling medicine Tor y Time
or shall | shock yoni ] have II powerful gal
yanic battery at hand'
staudiug should have one. ! have. ~ you know.
made some progress IN the sIudy Of the healing art
'You have acquired sufficient knowledge 10 be
dangerous 10 any PRISON upon whom you exercise
it, interrupted the expert. with a smile. / W"nIu
put more faith III the virgin page of innocence But
what in the name OF all that Is iucohcrcnt, mas
this to do with your deli sion ahomt marrying
Sir Maunaduke briefly explained. HIS plan was
to pcrsouate DIR. Athoc's assistant, aud IA TINS
character gain admtiauce 10 the Bnhblnrt IOlip-
kings school room. After much discussion Dr.
Athoe refused lle could not lac said. incur the
responsibility Of rsi<ing the happiness, perhaps
oven the good name. oi Young woman VII" lie
pended upon herself for her bread. Then II was
that Sir Mannaduke charged the doctor with being
himself sniticn.
In that case he said. lot MS each have a fair
field and no favor and lei her decide which Is the
best man of the TWO. Neither Of III will take an
unfair advantage. 1t shall be all Oh the square Tho
man who makes the best running wins ,
This Imputation DR.. Atho,c disc aiucd with
much amusement. Tho idea of adoring any par
ticular individual ~ 70 IndeTribabiy 1roil 20
bcng whose heart II intact. But he limited NJ
possible danger from MI Swelby whose history OF
Miss BOrrowdacs rncepti on at the Grove he TcIacd
uno0nscinusly taking care that 1t lost nothing ia tho
second narration.
Now Sir Marmaduke Was accustomed tO take
good deal Of trouble To accomplish Ills Wi-thai IL
10 say he was man. Moreover, besides the ad-
vantage of soY, he possessed those OF wealth., rank
and personal ia scin2iio and consequently he was
not in the habit OF being baked III his desires Dr.
Athoe on the contrary, possessed the advantage
.f. in ~ vi
occas Onally obliged ~ Weld To the will OF Others
Thus 1t came to pass that the stronger Will pre-
vailed and after some discussion Sr Marinhdnke
DOrsay became a member of DIR. hthOIe's household;
under the style and title of Mr. kllcm, quahcd
assistant He WAS thus introduced TO Mrs. Athole,
the doctors mother that very evening after having
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