New-York tribune., 1881-03-27


Nm, butreally msnmans rawcll .aah. .sve want sd
be Apiat his, time sheIsald- I,wlahedf youto sec
what very worldly person am.' /
] WAeu,k kennedt doohed lat thisvery wuriify per4
son, and saw the most delicious eyes and color IN
fhe,weFld ,he felt more kindly dSpeseA toherAhan
to poor old Lady Baker. with her eternal gossip and
card. .parties. than clergyman oughe 10 fcef 20
onapsnR iutfa of heri oHgr1unnthpf loving Tho
POM ps "a nd. anti a of thus HiUked. world. g
In trout the prince was plotting. Mrs Wilton
from red rose to white. and -spca ing very ilStc5
Theren was,l naeed,' .occasiOn, tor she taiRed
gpnIls and uneeasinslysf Out, OH poltanessr rsha
chose foraign. So biectS.- =, !.
/ am very fond of fFrance' she "sai1: 80 poetii
caA thesineyards 1antl all that you know And
thnn 70 eleyertthe franaharRs toos- quifa
civilized people.- We alyaXs haye ouR gewns dronn
Paris. And YOU really don't know TTouville Oh. lo
is such dear pdcc, So deliGhtat t9 stay 'at youi
know. Wea spent surh; 3happyJtfmet there asn
EeurS And we met afrlarquB .thhres sueh y chahnj
kRsowyhe s % paid % her, % What was
the nane, Annie,;ot thahIlnanauis "sanre hh TUT
vialeP' ..o
h Never mindt mamum,i said Annie Osyeetly he
was horrid alltthingg hated Hmm, Np.SMf ken1
nedy. i aaIy won't IetS0ugtye mo any moro GoseS
youlapoquite SpOihngIyour gardan.;. IT.,
TO sec sust said Hir Witona imam andible aside. as
she sheok!. hands with Kennedy. Bothnep went
down to the egates wttht the, la6ies' Inc prtnee
looked tnsro animated than Kennedy hadheyerseenI
HIM look ybefops, Certainly aapretfT wcmanda9
better spur To the Intelligence thnn grammars aud
lexieOns
bowed ssllo Il sreDtaa lY to Miss Anne; Ont tne
young girl he'd but heL hand with English treed9mi
and the prnne bldsseddhe natnn thai allowed, nuh'
to hold a.womhRis handilnIhis own alter hall 1anl
hours aeqrlantanceehipJ .
After the ladies had gone away; both lmen Look =
silent walk. roundc the laHnu Kennedyy stopped!
nnwsand thenlfo trim with hla penknlfettne Loush
sta 6pornf whlch he had broken the rosesL Wleh-i
oubKnOYiOgwh hefeh iikicmperea agal,hh thOncnt
more of her 1Yorliness and less OF heF1ace per-
hapS he,1 had remarked tkat her last wonGs atd'
Ind 1iabted a cigarette. apparently found his own
company very nj oyobles At last he said;
/, SHE is spharnng gwomaD3 ..,,
(which n ,asbe Kennedy 'Tnaympatle3caliy:,
Both. said the prince. and smoked silently iqr ~
momenn; butthe dauahtor us more charming than
% .Ohsrning .fa ashion.patat grcwled Kennedy un-,
.WhstP what = cried the prince, to whom FASH
lonpplat0 was aAeB word ,
Sheeis' Just aspeoimnn of the !fashiogaDle Irlx
oHty'ot onr times he sad no head5aaahone"ii ~
we'll is.sunony nous w tn xpepasVeyS but IutterSi
wan tau g Inyallt a tine woman's charm -:
Therprnaep listaned with mild dcnsen as u, ms
face. He dbl not attempt to- understand .krnnoayi
ipi hiRlcynioal or moraClne HoodgDub heeauRn'
Yes they were bothivery, we'll dressed,' helsa'd
1,.hlan-aIr of conyiotion.. Like Parisians3
Kennedy burst uut~ laughing, and hls:ili-humer
Mn dsapfellowi he said,.' I nm very glad forTour
sake they have come. / think they wall sun you
admiIabty.'' 49,,
rontIe tpnv, about Enpie Wilton, There was Eoiue
thing in iar face that delighted nim, ln,ia own
family everyone had internnrried for g1neraHOne'
and mi .the,prcSonb time the exact degrees OF rta-
tionsbi " are no longer dsG0Yerahle that thGre
was. as "a consequence but Onentypecot ianes on
course eTlneRny arstOcrattc often ma andeomS ms l
his ouzl case buhctoo generally vaeu0uS lhnre
was n sarenp hi hiqhness1 supposed to he "a tdurth
cousn onces removed, waiting TO DC Inarrieo 70 INC
prince llimsOh when the proper time se0uthhavc
,ar o. N
NON,v thun QhI aanani may bc on tho whole vely WRt
sal iSed with his own Iand hhs Ia ipS saphSs siuE-
nOmy, he generally prefers to hna iIte @ NsI Itbs
inr that of ethBt woman ilo mnUieS. Men OF the
nrince's rank wsrci keptC ina hia country. loDgih
iaading strings. and marriage was lhebnst thhg;in
" hinb they7hadl their way. kIoying all thlsgdite
wolff the prtricer with huBaTa peIgersltyy let hi-
xslf,fhlnk of thb yonrE fAglAh girl whn a;Szo"inR
satisfaction. OF course he SAID hothnR eo3ut aId
an his .letten ochis mother next day he ph@ pde
il shorter than- usual AMI walkfd lioN'hlo ppsttG
less occuped with tha.bOre Of coming up again III
the heat than with the chnpce Ot meeting MISS
Wifon Near he post,oiiSe hShe worn % %Stone 's'eis
lead down from the Highest. to Ihe walk Az
the prince reachedthe top, AMMO Wilton was COM
ing up.
Good mornipgI she cried gaily; 'Are you going
TO the sea I'll como bhck with you. l lett
mamma there; we're 50 atircd With being together
we were on the point of quaEteillng'
The prince listened TO Ihe.youpg grl III adinulDG
silence There was never any need 10 MAKE con
ivcrsatn,n. with these ladies' Bnth talke6a good
deal, both had pleasant voices and pretty ways
that most nen'hked exccedmglY' nh, ,r.,,
AS the prince and Annie" "tHrncdinto Inc WAX
they-saw Mis- Wilton moving GgraceiatY,away IN
4he far distance There were bub few people about
AN old gentlenen DOING ora OeHch IN thc sun, an
elderly young lady Walking hhhIpiI up , t,ru ;
trinn;ng- o. along by, her aged lmOther and tMRlng
very.londhy,i in plaintve childish Soprano A..
jyo. you like" EnglandT MISS Wilton asked tho
hrioce. do you adthiretbi part of the country ~
| Auy country must be- bcautlfnt lphahltsd oy
Fnglishwomen,l he answeretl,' IheY Were Nt tnhI
Snonept passng'the old young Inald ana nor fnotheI.
f,or I mi y. yellow cadaverouS fdee ana the
,1abbY white one, gave laughaeie IRONY
to the princes compliment Ihey nneiah ss3Se
atilf To him for neither they nor anyphlhe
natives wonld let ehpaD opportunity OF J1'proNlng
their aoau antance withthe good :Iooklng iotelgper
nbont hose rank andiohes snc1 wd feIs tot VIZ
the urbanity hat xiatngut ed hfnlo sitS ymtn1n
stood apart. smiliugg apd dIaYing, patterns on te
gravel with the nanaS Mitan Gt es se said
! Il am sure you find EnglshwomGn very kind 10
/ yon We are all sofopd 4of~ rank ana birIn; you
1 KNOW We Wilt0nse arc .aL veryJ gQed Iahiiyy "a
| conrse only somehow the Queen doesn lake n1lch
notice Of ns Once we knew the son OF a real Eng
lisb .duker Ho waa adeghttGl SxbolH siS
months in hisf service, totbng froms mOrbn9 ~
l nirht to- please him., and th0n pneeFeDn wa noI
him andjs motber dance nn 10 a n.gbt M
neaElIs In return lor all our DINNERS ne nHgn@ ~
\ beast have introduced us TO theuucnesss; ,;a .
1 Il hope yon will give me the honor OF ntrouDGMhs M
Won "a INV people day, shh the'pEince aVn Hr
| Shaved his growing admiration very clearly ~ hs
\ eyes. Thes young grt ranIed' her. own Candy u
4 his face.
Il think it is too faI. she answered; - 90 not
,l .0randmammo to anyone, she. willbo delighted.
gb she is seventy ;folIr. she adores travelling
Il She rs now IN Switzerland apd 9st week she wrnt
up the Rigi and Tomorrow she rides IRON Lnzesne
4 : Mrs Wilton had now tuInedabpSk- aud wascom'
Irwin 10 anything you wish me, TO- do' said the
;, prince; but l. cannot gfel up the hope that you
4 wiir one day visltmy country, ,,.-.,., a.,e
Il Il should so like to 90 TO Chiphon Caste. SaH
Il Mrs ltoa; wonder il .ypu anil ME- HeilnedJ
4 woIld. Join. us&f One must notddloaMay al ones
time, and althou9k own"to the" De eights,oI, IN,
1oIoe faI njente. in this dear little" bay 1t MS any
n fine hiat0nlcal mnnmnlollts O