New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
NIsp0nr InaI TaaBUSns sl1E1ER


cofersil l,sshtnuhasomntiftp of iaeainsst hes vefy
eKpeuH vEn1 Oils iBHBsfAh hu anhdherc drdSsIlE ker
khssVhbw. InHnE IN rdsfiad enie te.tse frnnmlnIcf
shat RoH niI hAsiL pnuat onrth nDrliinR systn
wousnnls IA ttn hnE asdd KdnnndTy was3cono oiimhed
bgitsndeepti d1isnpiliitHs AAd hnnrhbs snnficed
silittbe Go fp"ea vDrs eus npie 1er 10
drumi hiss oRD garldns. Sheq was tatfAnK td the
pninuey aIlai Ksnneds wan, provoked bEthe Young
iunnisI.anInatidnn. Hdr hadIi Sad iwithi hin1sone
monthh and tannilnHl very lhaaNyJ he had even
conceived an idea that cnurtcesnpone6 pt Tupets
lk "a hi prince auuss bea very
iilea, ans nO4g7 bhrngv IA tbeaverT feilD WI who
generally yQent tasleep in the RktRrnOons, nemanner
hoRn' fmastng andn instEuntrIgs was Ken nedSs
con varsSti0n waktlu up in to methInH tufa hVgl
ness to 1istenito the eThlly chatten nf ayounpgnl
iamso ypgy fdI TIN atGtoU hayennads yong ac'
qnstntancR iust .noNs sail the prrnreo; MeINyes
thank you1 juetshalft cuDr more this WAS ms
fifthE'I retuTm h0ne an -less than n1nthi only
6amooEaT todbrush up any EniplisDa littlah ,,,.,
II KeBnedycou gtvotbnt hah an ehrl hlrt W ioont
besinnin ge6 complimentary ODIhisehureh mmstci
had TRsheJ hnadlOng ginto GdeRf
oran groteseue Gothic ancL Liteetune, amt itne'1n4
truaoias eDf RynooDated nnSos tla beA"as quiVepe1
| Nyihleredbv her confident lgnorancef
l. | shall pre- mig be- anbasssd -ainegdaJJ salU
tho tprinOe,' so / must getiup' nrh"lahSnaaea
weHl' - ....
Tbegounp GirlqwhoMithan air decentralization
was mt tstenin q at ahl caught at the:Wendf am
bassad0n. andd withu iuhorited ;intFeptn1X mane
oh SHAH ven, be aHrbassadori, do h0nlovediplO.
mntiufpeoplH, and that tsous pftltngP and thenshe
'Ihgonrdally p. ne said. was afraid you-dtd
not care for traEeiiDg Bnt IyOu roahy TthuhHiyou
wOHldhike it3 49,. Rs,
Come, th0u0htikonped5i - aIoer' thlblU tiiho
IA the two men turned tho cornen of thonstraetl y
Kannedv looked bAekya aRd saw, Miss MILLION stand
inn on the balcony. She had takenuthe.roseI from
hei drcssJ and WIS twirng it round in hGr tngers
CHAPTER H.
Chi6ddn Castle was o. great. success. The SKY.
was as clear and blne rs in happier lands and MIS-
Wilfon and her daughter wore new gray dressesi
which prOyed very tee1mlng,.. Inc TWO men weIo
'gldd To DO of use to such hgreeaDlewOmell. ipeIe
was no one with quaEian.propensluesto ihslst
on lingering in the damp passages Ot tue castIe.Pr
finding out the exact date OF the repairs 70 tne %
chanel or on mentally recOusructlDR the rHln Dy,
the north wall. The pier band was inspIrltme, anu
Mrs. Wilton was rendered lnte happy og perceiS-
| lha that amongst number or well-uressed p1opie
she and Annie alone had the newest fashionable De-
Yelopment OF corsage trimming. ,,,,,.. ,..,.
The dinner was excellent. MIS-. " llIon hQpfsn ~
! they might again dine there together. anu the
| prince slightly excited bv cbhmD0Rne. gave llDeraI
| invitations to them af 10 couie aud stay at DIS
mothers place MISS Mlit9n LahSneo nnH Iit
! Kennedv became gloomy toward the end oL dth;
ner. He l0oSed ut the Young girl very olteA anu
| began to feel il-dspQsed toward ner lie tnouHnb
| She talked great deal TOO much to the. prince
! Kennedy knew something OF PRINCES and OF the
enormous social distance that iaSpetween tbls paF
Thcv drove home as the moou was beginning to
rise over the distant hills. The prince and and MISS 1s
| silent and soon reduced Mrs. Wilton TO sOhloquy
BIZ the heonio brcyiLy of his replies.
| 'Yeu are very silent, saul Miss Anhlc' iwlNlhgA
Question of the prIuce unanswered; ,suppO+
Won are tired of usf She smiled Onhim ms sweetly
al on The prncc. and Kennedy said to himself hs
did not like q woman TO slni% S ~ tnaS inPafat Ia,
Duchess for it is probable he knew buf littc oi the
great master; but when he saw the young glrl 9p-
! posita him smiling 80 lavlshly III tho moonlight
he felt very much like the grindpke, and with less
reason. suppose four hours Is too lnnrh 10 eE-
pect from yOni Let me See vast ipHT Gti,I n09fa
! Half pasta 10 half past .; why, It's SIX honrs
| Oh, no wonder you are bored
! am not at all bored. assure YOU, Sah hen-
nedg, nncOnsciously lI0W 1ings. 49,
''f6en IN afraid yon are very ill-tempercJ said
AnnIe: and she appealed 10 tie prlnGe ls ne ho.
! ilI,tenparedf T. DOeh hB not scQd you dreadInuyI
| 'Who1 KennedyP said the piinee haiysiy, ...
Not,a bit. Never uiind him; what-wsA' telling
| YOU. ab0ItP ... oo,,..;o,,s
fropsp Mt isyeuna friend. and devoted himself To
Mrs Witon f0r tho rest Ol The .irvQ. She told nun
4 how much she had gone out when ndiA Win tI9
mnior and the fegjment. and hoK.dinlGllt she ha1
found her position. when tho ID9Iortled Opaecoihl
ga S, pnsiiScly Annie is often now taGen for my
Sister! she said only this spring. ono nght when
we both wore black. ganIe go"nA was Twice aq 9,
dressad as' Miss Wilton soc enbarraalnR. lsf ~
NOT Z sauietiInes really tbnk1 innst give mp go
4 ing out il nat air TO Annlc+ and tgah hAye, so
9ittIe stamina. it iat almost lpn9Bseetase pt, ny
/ frieHd6 40, be so..very, pIsslng' HoWeYet.l Tlst
!. say am wOndGrtuGy. better SINCE j hAfe ,Fch
dawn, here. Don't you ,ser dInerFnce; -hE, ven
nedS| only this -Inprnmg i9csFe@n 'at'r a itVn,
| Dr Garth saving low thankful hGjs 10 haNo' huEh
good news oG.run. Really, every 2oh9ls So kynn "
d me.' shs- wound uD .aEpoalinglyi wh~eFetI go"t
1 find iTisnls' ,, ,uo. sL
4 an0rqua at rrouNiDa1 she sabl, -,
Nov hs WAS rapurts Ell 10 have said; No mar copih
marry Nees Annie, WHO had liar mother before nun
1 as n waEniDG,! But as tho -iaIIeS h9a hraL1 tHb'
| thpy,IqG o. dGar and parHcOlarf iiiahd OF MS
4 iSiltons7tle statGmehl was not 10 DO lWPD'VHf4e
| died on. ~ . -, -, -. , =,
Il voI,, ofteu te see tho Nations SDUistlgHs |eDuesy
went too, ,bnk hih liiii ld not ppasff Illi phu
:, thc nrlnge was there. Kennedy alT Sys I0unh MINI
;, self let Ia aiuusS Mas. Nltpni f9r prlGvs, oven
j when dis4uicd will los pTiD0es1fnl thhreIOIe r3O'
4 tistica and thi4 young man, though as anlble as
i N prinse. can- be. thought 1t natural that the
/ Youngest and prcttiest woman should ihL " hls
sbape. And yet whGn eg cha9ee spmSes o, t,V,lnJ
either For sls sm Jed and talkftQ hlln lusL IN Inc
i same way as, shp snlled audfalkEd 10 tbe prince
| and he would hayo.. .cEenu pfslarred 10 DO lt9sten
| with coklueae than ,to,be. tna9ted Ike everyOody
l else So Inc geDnraJy stayed, ,at hpme with nb piPe
j and his rossahand tho pr'pce pptsuep 'Va""S u"-
i mQlcsted- - :. ., ~,
! c,tsd lie had, been dining Rt MIs Niltqns1 lie
i lnfg hinselL oa chair and smoothing hls pailru
u with soft whlts hand, hn,burst ppti a.. p, .
! ! Miss AAiieu sJg chAEmiDg, gHk and.hbio anS
{, Too charming. iJentlgytQT yeup good sensa,
N said Kennedy, sharply, IL shpnfd adXhte you 10
stay awag Il ODl her lor spmetigad
iI The yonHg mnR reddened,. Ia think i showa NV
II oood senae, in, appreeiatirG7 her, he answered
Il slowly, Shads "a gp0d,asShe Is beapptuL,
d KeInedYy was snfpfiseL Any fe0i cou3d seeh no
beantY, but fot ipartt no waA mob srS9 oi .he
n noOdnosas However tbare waf no Ippselhte ndet5't
n Int that the prince sol ting entang ed and tht
! he. .Kennsav, ,wOnldcbnheldresponsibi
Il Think hs1sauL consdsrne'itbe fast thnt , y0n
Il canpot marry. thD yOungl l2d1, woubL pei nioo
/ bl fafu IN nttontiOnJ