New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

Hsrd The hall with serene splendor abont her.
glory as Of the moon and star, all beautiful IN TO
bera xas nobody in the hail. and the kind Curate
when he came In did nOthing but pass through s;
he AID waving his hand and walking past Anne
accepted tho passing greeting gaay; Wnae t gho
want With ch3 ede to b nE TSn' 0OSh 'n0
Wanted you-oh how l have wanted youl-
thsre na1 eyervthing yon have done. feel it
right that should have stood alone tlll nov, on
help me more in doing my duty tha,i Il !ou mn
done all for me. You were right all alohg' ali
THANK you, my dearest he said But, Anne,
sea in what YOU saw there have been moments IN
rIinb von have not approved. This WA what
feared.and it would have been 80 much easier 70
10 W'I do not think there were moments-at least
not ANYTHING more. Cosmo, what do you think OF
| me now, woman without penny L wonder II
Won approve Of me as approve OF YOU .,
'VSII ttbnS do more. dear admire, though don't
| think | could have boon 40 brave myself II y9n
had not been just the girl y9 u, arc l9s Snou'd
/ have said Throw ME over and let us wall -, :,
Won did cav IT, she said in lower tone that Is
the only thing of all that do not like in you
| ITO think Won should have undergone snch loSs
for me- and | am not worth tit humblos mo,
Anne. I could not believe II was possible. Up TO
tho last minute felt that II could not ne.'
Il Knew it would be- she said softly was not
tbcre something else that Cosno had TO 'ayf She
waited for half minnie with certain "lStinlnrsS
I'm her eyes The glory of her approval faded a
somrthing more. If thou would s. be- perfect
Was not even the saviour himself disappointed
| i,hongh M, knew what was IN man, when tho
vonng rulor whom he loved NJ first sight did not
Iis@ fo that height which was opened TO hun
Anne could not say the same T@T Hon WV on I bc
perfect hut he did not see it, or ne dd not do IL AT
| least. ,.,l,o..,,, .cnot
ininstirc snch cr1lety--dO pain you, NY darling
! | cannot help it, II had been only the postpone,
Iucnt Of all our hopes that wouIa nav po.i nu''
/ r1vlf fTtlf
! rilv absolutely. without giving You any choice
Il would 10 much rather YOU did not speak Of IT,
| Cosmo II cannot hc Wcnded. nave got 10 ac-
| cent il and do the best | can, she SAID
| You take IL like ~ angel, Anne. knew Nou
would 10 that hut arn not an angel ana 10 inVr
all orr happiness thrust into the distance ndrh-
| nitelv: making the hrart sick -you must not cN-
poet mo take 1t ~ easily i nag been ilrh m
almost hurting her with the close clasp ~ his arm
| Every word he said rur; he loved her even
| with passion rs he understood pas,"n. Ana II hr
| had been rich Cosmn would have SATISFIED mat
ind ,n,ent Of hers which more IN spit" of her
! was up in the tribunal watchful, ANXIOUS not abe
II do not long To he rich she said; LITTLE will
NV dearest = hc sail with tender enthusiasm
,,;tb 81 nuch love in his looks and tone. much
! admiration, almost alteration, that Ahhrs hca'
wa. put - silence IN spit Of mT~'if How = q
| woman, -irl. To remain uuiniiurhoeu ny al th'"
! she cnpld not saw All this Is nothing II thou
would',t be- J-ifrCt Her consciousness oi some
! thing wanting was not put away hut u vas sup,
! durd mt down, forced INTO the shade" How r"uln
! .bc INSIST upon what was indeed, the hual test ol
! ms attachment how could she even iidl'at" ~ !
anne had in her mind no project of marriage which
| would involve the laying asIdr Of al th" . tive
practical dutrs which her father had l'it aH
his only legacy 70 her; Int maj h'f ,"v ,,
rourd alI their hopes. va, not a thing which, IN
/ itscf was pheasant t. think Of "a" could not
hani-h this con-o iousn' - from hrr hhid bul VI
those early moments Wh'n t",mo Wac n" thdrr
| when hIs love was evident. how could she hold
hark aud d"uht hint II was easier by far TO
! lut a stop ulun herself and 10 s.i"ncr lcr iiniri-
i,tc in,,Hu,bIc ,,s-,ti.ftriion. For IN every To-
! epcct hui this Cosno Was perfect w men Iir pre-
-rntcd himself hcor' MrS Mouuti"ri lI- ieinran"r
vns everything that could hr drsl'd. II" ihrrW
| himself into all thor atihigrin'hi@' ana aNh''
about their plans with the gentle irs-tniWc "i one
who bad night 10 know. II" PROMISED nay
! offered 1T once 90 bcrin tho search Tor % h"ll,'
/ which Was the hTrt thing L" d" dome. " VIII y"
| tho lra-autc>t 81 duties. he said. W hat dn'r-
cncc a. ny NE, II will he Ike living 10y the gates
| of heaven, To- live in the same place with y"u 20
| know | may sni see Sou OF even come ana
| look At the hou7r yon ar ~. :, 'iihinll, Mis.
! nice. | wonder why dear papa was 80 pitluhlrri
! against lin. for indeed. nutnnr could d" nl'"r
than the way h,ftalkrd and DEE VIII lee "a great hrP
10 Us in finding house. lir stayed ihr Wh"' IAN o
and hi, presence made ythlui' 40 .u""thN. Ilr
dinner table WAS absolutely 'l"'riui "ih inc "iu
OF his talk his town news. h'> Eti'-i ihl"iIi"'""
| al,out everything. lie pleased '>rp body, "tth
| down To- old SdymoT', Zoo had not admired nan
h,fprc (o>Iuo lad tu leave neat daN. uaN t-, 80 lr
billy 81 holiday; hut uc went charged "i.h many
commissions. am taking thu I'-it "n almost -
| mciuirr of the family Ion "i Uu' ll"u-'. Anne
| walked with Linz To- thr alag +" ,c' lim N". AMI
the walk through the par, Though c''i ihlnt Nh~
postponed. was llhr Wdih through uhl-r u"
| 10th. To- think that ] am I'Iug To- riIf" Tor
YOUR airls al - something more tnau W"iG~ ,Hu say
! hc told hrr a, they parted. i cannot under land
| low ! can lp- Happy. Al tA.- rI.rd hrr heart
! Ia Ic>t. and flied hcr mind witI $50" in"~~, 4ut
I'D INK that could 10" dom 90 hooiwluk that
| iuduncf which Ammo herself would so fan hasr
/ Llndfuldcd and dr.Vn,d His ~" dld uot oittr
succeed in doing bat AZ 81 ,,cuo -hr silru'cd 1t
| and kept II quir-c,nt. she logan 10 prepare Tor
the removal with great Majority and pleasure; Ia
! decd tho Thought Of II oh,cI'I th.u ai al 20
| least cNcrW llcath,"tc Nouuttn'~ Who" NID"~
| had hccl 50 different anil whose In'lruli"u and
annoy aucc. though suppressed Wrrr tl-ih' rn"Jgh.
lie va the ouly one who lad not likr'i to~i". ut
then l, cd not like the family pans, MOI Their Dies
tIuation, nor ans thing. Rose said with u little
pquc. Anne FOR her part. oiIcd lratlic"tr, AMI
| declared to herself that she could not bear Inn.
What right had hc Ia st mp tribunal at which
| Cosno " ~ ndgcdi That she shuuld de- II wa. bad
| enough hut "a stranger She knew eXacti. what
Ilcathcutc thought. Was II hccausr Size thought 80
too. that she OWNED him. and he" what vas in
his heart