New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

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Is H8,wns farFbkH sds0ondertez3s H1hhm feeAtsea
1lletrersfDnEl tho prinnesgamiDuncinF fhsspEnoe7
GetiBmto his aliagiaacedecbis csusinp anE nnF oNp
peVieatrestbrStbDn toIhesith,.
u AaniHlspOolness masldensihinm, ~
II 'You2nesdnat Tuina; ssits efyeung gsT ISM
inng .y0u remesuerI meetin4g thepnsh e1iif
dayssaHDaT Ifwrote toOtsli him founda dni.ii q
cars fdr him 1andi hs Tmst haysrrecsfNedm mWiesteE
4 theda daVsbetdrewestAHdaEg , \
| Kennedy W waaqthououghly glad heefet. inchned
4 to pat iheRous she ibaGkaad SAW Well don@t
Mrs. ton spoke mildly dos thed 81 hhsssnesS
| OF princes she hadhpileBtf5s been tas6edOvenfD
Aftsrianl she said: IiwOuld ratAsr eAnnis mar
rid an EhfishmanH Dun rarBtocFsey takesa tne
pas over anvt othhY; and theaI shh5 counnsy 10
| vpry insanbrious forforeiQners aadd daresag not
halt,so gay nsshe tried to make 'out. pite tlsly
nTy mother net aac0unhfy Woman OF nus ~ Illlt
sanneg and sheu writcsg thai ssthe' soapIdesE
| woman shB ever mBtg and lu III hesan0SBnetyt
If you have any occasion to comnto toiIdons you
nst come and ,sesl lrs2 was ths last talngl annie
he. would lInOSt decidedly g0oto London and see
Kennedy feaf very, dahl after, thenW iltnns def
parfureg EVERY neyening ;he saldhe mRsti certain
| 9onp tot0wuthe neEtidagJ aadeFsry5nnrnLng1no
felb that they would be- sBRprlSedOt0 Soe' niuSV
soon, andsbe had better Maitl.
Miass be- received a, vsryf friendly lerteE
prince regrettiDR that he was not t0Tetnrmte EnBi
1andifor the present and, erringhlal to
bassy in London f0p aSettement pbaec0nnnS.
Here was the wishDdt fur opportunity; kenne0y
took thetra one cold gray morning in
and reached town byfnoonn. Having. se5lsa IN inls
business at 'the embassy, where hsdearned ;he'hao
dust missed the hDnorDf seeing Rcertafn 9Ieae Feft
sonage ,thsn staying iniLbndon, be took aeaeOtd
He t EDe
and indesorlbable kplOkr knaokaI -
There was .noIone in the rOome bnt Through the
lOOped-up curtains ot second idaOrwsy ne Soaau
hear: voices, and even distinguish ACKNOWLEDGMENT
accent, which, for amOnIent gave nhDh vstY iunACt
countable foelnR, until he assured hfmseiI tnat ts
ii
prince!
The servunb went. throngh thB curtains to an1
nounce him, and almost immediateIY MISS eNliaoT
canle,out with most charming welcome IN lace and
voice.
Do, come, in Mr.. Kennedy she,cripde lthinl1
yon know OnrVisi0r} -. .
Kennedy followed her into the inner roomi Mrs4
Wilton, somewhat subducd by q, cold, was lying
back near the fire. envcloped' I'M pinkS weoh
wrapper. Opposite hePSat q gcntleman3 soont ana
middleaaed. whom he' had seen once before onithe
princes aflairSs -. "a.
The great man favored KonnedYwitht two. hn1
gers. lie was f2irrand close'snaRen, aneiwoOelW
his coat a ribbon anda atioverS
Very glad to you, sir} he, salb; y0n nha 'me'
at oneof the haDpiest moments Oh my ulIe am
lust :Inakngl tho. acquaintance of these" charming
ladieS,' and no bowed gracefully.
/ Anuio moved about the room smiling.
Oh the pleasuEe is our side saldG DIrs'
wilton. 80 veryvkindL OF the Aprincess' she mas!
sent us such charmIng messages, MF: KennodEj shei
must be q very delightful person indeed -.
/ uaresay yOu surprised to see me here saai
the great man to Kennedy Asa hayegust nnd the'
honor of telling these ladies', the princess sent me-
expressly 10 thank thanrtor theF very Shohor-'
able conduCt and kindness to hoF son!
Kennedy thought to himself that proDaDl9rne'
bhd other businessin London, but that the princess
was nt the san @ time curious toknoW swnhs SoOto
woman 1t was who bad cast Saeaa spell oFefS Sne'
prince.
I a6lespeoially instructed to render Miss Armies
every ssrvic sinmy, power Now should the,p prihoe'
haYein his possession anyth"g sou would like 20
have returned; any .letteTs>- porkaPs-'--- -
lie. saemed to be- feeling, ms way q htssei, Inei
| Il 4 nd. NnnS.
Il only. wrote. TO hun Once,f sac; ahsWeFeul
promptly, and youhaye probably seen thabdetter
! kfademoiaelld' lie said with bO~F ~ WaS'a
charming letter which did crodit to your head and
heast, We. ask. your rpeTmsson to keep IL. III Il
could only heeve tho prince'sldtSeis werepSeen-
sible | should mob,
II snpposeI said Annie, what you mean. isj. that
yon would like to have hes. letters to mel.
| lie, bo wed agaia and.smiledy Shepulled tOward
her small wrting.desk iull of letters and ppfeTs
n,the utmost disorder. Kennedy was 'serry 70 see
she was not so neaS as the ideal won:aR sh0uIt Gc
Naturally she was solS tie Il o SetsSrsIn
| bOyish hlnd aud crossed the room-to"tHe H'e-
! place ..,, .,; .h.,.;no
them, 10. yoIl she sad sWeetyy and lshe dEeI ped
then, ,inte little blazecaph held tbeu down WI eh
! the poken Bath meA smiled pt tho DToplptH1de OF
'MyyisaE aEryoung IadEY said tho&reet man. going
1 mp hpr npqverY, glad TO; kiipyayoa ltnniler-
i atways appreciated y0noger there. buk no%s atiow
mo To- OBeP you, irQntthe prfncus tobsB OF
4 her observation-disclosures
i He toolOut 70 little faae4 c0Dta INN attllpnd9Nf-
| rings ,antlapendapt Annja,eNanlneb1 theub1 wttn
| sOueattenti08.
| mirAyOnr taste. Butd shall not accept thePs GO
NOT eliryot princess feels any Tor
Dn. suRpOse, ,sha hSsanotEom OK maAAlg IL uViso
| me in this way ,>
| TheyoDngg6l moved over to Kennedy. 10 you
| thIDkI am rightC shetaaked., . 49, L.,
i lle,Nas unconscious of the tervor'wttn wnlch ne
/ anawered; L think yOn have bohaKed adnlr~biY'
/ Miss. .WihoD3 ,--,..,
The great man snfileda anhromp mppsedlY taGod
| thu, jewclsjD hia sbreRst-poeketL
MAY hupej no. said. thatyou ESlH aceupb tneHl
on AZ ubnre oc casiony which,, will notI IHhiDk1 DO
Anfr so hs took his;leaYea NtnnodJ wenhtdown
| wit b HIM tothe door,.
| 7If YOU ever come over to our cOnrt5 saed1 the
great. man,, Laughing. yOn will both. bee very
| warmly welcomed; we mary, the pripee, to- has
| cousin nnxt mon nth.,--+All the Yeas R9pRhS