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

DIR htholc's new assistant soon bccame the rage
in and about RawleIeh. Mrs Bobbnet Iompkins
so trumpeted his praises that everybody was desir-
ous of being physlckcd by him. Ladies OF ali ages
fcigned maadies that thoy nght test the fascinat-
ing doctors skill. 3,
I'VE must humor them the real doctor said,
laughing and half angry, but the consequences OF
n discovery my dear klcm, would now be fatal
TO me- And he instructed the assistant how 10
make q proper diagnosis OF cases when no theh
himself treated For really serious illnesses, when
the mock doctors presence was insisted upon, the
true one accompanied him. The laughter that these
two men INDUCED in emerging from . sick room
and reaching their carriage WAS sometimes really
hcartless and surprised the groom, who was re-
spectacle young man. . .... -.
Mr. Kilicm was constantly IN requisltion, Dctn
socially and medically, at the Grove. Sometimes
ne luuched there. and once he dincd, but, hndlng
that no Miss Barrowdale appeared at dinner. took
care on future occasions 10 be particularly engaged
in the evening.
Mis-. Borrowdale found the school room sineulaTly
unattrlctve after tho evening AZ the Athoies Tier
pupils asked questions that she was unable TO an
svcr without first consulting books. particularly
dictionaries, and this was awkward. ,-,
Their mother requested that they mlsht 90 mental a
in nj reckoning--it becOmeth tapster,' sighed
Miss Borrowdalo recalling school-examinati0n at
which she had been present IN her native village,
when the master and pupils played spirited shut
tecock game with shouted figures having no con.
nccton whatever with each other III the mlnd OF
This Is NOVEL; shc murmured. Never again shall
I complain of the unreality of life. nave
great mind to give up AZ once 1911 W.
the life in real earnest If find it so IN
toierabc even in jest always felt the un'nitabliy
of these Bobbinct .Tompknses. However; the thing
NAV explode of itself If father or mother should
write TO my cousins they will disclalm al knowl-
edge OF me- and there will be q hue and cry ana
uoticc I'm the newspaper: AySierlOusly uiSap
peared. on the 20th ult lady OF rank. answering
10 the name Of Ermengarde etc., May the faithful
Anytime only manage my correspondent. aur% %
We'll! / must do some Murray and write home
What incidents can INVENT | can't meet an in
terpstIng peasant every week.
Then by the time school, began again sao
be- the Journal of a ladTtrayelhng IN tue lyroi'
dated Something Bach, and signed Ermengarde
September fitted by; Bliss Borr3wdale WORKED
steadily at the Grove, and Mr, Kilem at Dr.
Atholes though each impoStor several times mar
rowly escaped detection ,
Ii was a half holiday, and Miss Borrowdaie had
lunched ut the doctors, and was coming nome ior
the ahidron's tea. Mr.. Klllem walked ny her slde
and each was silent, mentally proocoUpled WIN
strengthening resolution liorS was To take night
Miss Borrowdaie' he said at last have looked for
this opportunity for days aud II you had succeeded
in your efforts to prevent my coming with you TINS
afternoon should have been miserable. You know
what / am going To say Will,
Il know thai it Is very cold, Mr.. Killem and
ra,ber late 1 must run, think. Goodbye.
mo. Hear III this once! Let me know my late
Hush please hush! You must not talk in that
way indeedp NJ,
Sir Marmaduke was silent for moment. May
not saw that love You 7 he asked III q hnft tone
hoped TO have spared--Is-that On MT. MI
lem have deceived YOU l am not what seem.
II can never never be- Forgive Inc. should have
told Won at once if had ever dreamt of this
stay he said, OBTAINING her by the hands as she
bastened on, Whatever you are, do not care.
Won are a stranger TO me; knew nothing of your
home and friends and you know nothing OF mine.
You can only judge by your eyes whether AN
true man not :.
Il know that You are true man. she replied tear
fully; but Lob! if you knew, you would never
Nothing could stand between us, if you ceuld
but love me- l don't care who or what you are.
No stain upon your birth-f you refer to such pos
sibiUty-nothing could stand between MS! lou
Yourself caunot, am sure 10 aInlss. whatever your
family NAY he-0