New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29

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Mr. Loscby is not the only rlstr''clw III tla' ART
Will ynu tell mc--,luu't think am hnperiheHt-
Uhrr, Won intend-whrrp you wish-lo I'VE.
flush came upon Arnes face sDr thousht ne
wanted possession Of his own house, Whrh was 50
natural We W II not stay 10 trpuhe You she
80 Then overcoming the little impulse OF pride.
q Forgive me- Cousin llcathcote, thhl va MOI Wlat
You meant, know We nav n"' 49,, VI M,rt
where have always lived, one place II the same a.
d. ,,biie She said this there was something in
Annc's eyes that coutTadiCted her, ana ne Thought
that he cnuld read what II meanf. ne ielt That ne
knew better than she knew nerSGn, I,' ,i,s go
him zeal in his proposal; though whht ne Whnltd
was not 10 further but to hinder the wish which he
OWNED IN her heart . -. -. N..,,.,,
IJcathcote said Listen 10 me- II Is OF no lse 70
mo. I am not rich enough To keep 1t MP. This Is
why I wanted 10 get rid OF II. Ion love the place
and everything about it-whcreao IL Is nothing W
Is il soy said Anne. with voice Of regret.
Mount nothing to you -. 81, a.. o.h.- ao,,
and 70 Won il is 70 much All your associations arr
connected with il You were born mere ana nave
ali ronr friends here said Hcathcgtc uuconsciousiy
cnl3rcinr upon the claims of the place. rs II To press
them upon an unwilling nearer why should ne
think She was unwilling to acknowlrdgG her love
for her homel And yet Anne felt III her hrart tia'
there was divination in what he Said. .
But Cousin Hcathcote, II l. yours, not ours III
was our home. hut il Is no longer So Don you
tink il wnuld he more hard 10 have no right to H.
and Sr stav Than 10 give il mp and GOT The hap
piness of Mount is over she sad softly IT Is no
longer 10 Us the one place III tnr ~"rlI
THAT is "A hard thing 10 say To me, anne.
is liz why 500 When you are settled IN II, years
after This if vou will ask me, viii come to see
Won and he quite happy, SAID Anne WIN smile
:i"JcId I shall if il not mean dislike To see you
here That Is the course of nature. We always
knew il was TO I've yours There Is no feeling OF
wrong. pain AT all IN IT. hgi u i o lonprI ouls,
Don't You STE the differences ] AN sure you see
It, she said. :.,. -. ;.,o,.;
10 Won know > SAID Anne. looking AT HIM win
L,lf ,;istful half smiling look. ON second
thonghis il would he better not To- say anything 10
mamma or Rose about my fathers intention Ih'y
no punishment at all ! am very glad 10 know IL
for INV own comfort. and that you should under
stand how really just he Was; but they might not
see 4uJ if has nothing 10 do with the question said
IIcathcofc, almost roughly; me opportunity i"i
such an arrangement is over. Whether ln intended
or whether hc did not intend i'll cannot give you
Mount
At least he erred. carried hct "nd himself by IN"
evcit,uirnt of the moment There was only one
way in which could have gwen II I" N"n anu mat
without ever lrl' lng me ihr chance Nth"u 'il'N-
inp of any claim had. you laV" put ont oil my
pnwcr-vou have made impossible. Anne.
She looked AT Inn. her cics opening wider. her
lips dropping apart. win sort "i ,'n-l'I-
nation: thus n tngc of warmer color grad
uallv rose over her face. The almost i"rccurSs 81
hi, tone. the arericycd voice and expression had
something half ludlcrOu~ IN II MI III hI NlrpllT
this was not visible tn Anne. Ana lr n" Thai i'
lad startled her which l. always satisfactory. She
owed him PREPARATION for this. though It was an nm.
intcntiu nal wrong. He ended with severity OF
indignation which oycrWhclmcd Der.
1t does not seem 10 nc that wa over thor-W
Of, thai anyone TOOK me mic c'nSlH' r'ti'h. wa
never allowed 10 have clianrc. B'i"rr came
here my place. the place mIcit have claimed wIN
appropriated. And now must keep Mount though
de- not want II, and lon must lraN" u ii"nsh Won
do want It, when uur Interest, might have been
one. But no. no, ala mistaken. \ ~ do not Want
il now. though II l. lour home. l"! thIhh 80"
viii prefer London hrcIu~' London Is
Mr. lIcaihcntc Muuntiuid, ] think You forget
hal Nnu aIc saying
'DoI1 cali me that at least ne cried; don't
thrust me away again rs stranger 1"~ hln
absurd, have u" ught e." claim any place "r hi}
rights. II | had not been food. Should have
come here year. five yraIS AZ" - Ola Iu~' Joy Ht
What o., that about old ln~'hY sdld TIE law
vcr coming INTO the room. He wl~ carrying port
folio IN hi> hands. which. let ~ h"l"'. ic lh" bon
r.tIv conc To- look ten wii.n h lrti Them. Anyhow
hc carried II o>icutaloL.ly ~ i HIS had i"rn MS
natural object ~ h.s Ii,Ilcc. Iui ir 9th = Nrrc
too much excited Ia notice In. p"rti"'" ~ hI'
severely huslucss air. AZ least lIrathcotr was "a
cited who fct that hr had evidently nanr "a i""i
of himself and had gwen vent To- hii "i IdcHi"u'
emotion. quite untallrd for without any "rr'i
and originating hc coald moi tell how; W Lat W.
the ur auIus OF II. De- w"uld have a-k'd himself.
hut that The fumes Of hi,"wu words bad got i'i"
hi- head He turned away. quit" beyond biz "'vu
control hen the lawyer appeared. DO, hear h' 81
in. IN blood oour-.nc through ln, veins How "HI
all thu trWpr, got up 10 AN instant ~! h ,"n'
thrr. william him living puI,~'rut al' This iHr'' Ilt
cnnd not answer thr question. moi iu.'cl for ti-
matter did hc ask ~. l"i'g much t"" iul' g.. I'h
fnr the lnoincui With Ill" c"'nuntloh wh h1d 'ii~
suddenly goi up lIl" o." h"iilrt 81 volcano "Ihu
hun. without ANY sill of l>oWn.
And Anne Wis Too much lrHl'd'ird. i"o uu.h
her own ears. il seemed Z" l't That Der ~'.n-''~
nn~t h playing hor ial-r. that -i" - MD NOT h -'-
mcauf Mr.. o~r't g..dcd 90 hct tcou ii"u with
li- prrifo'In. e., l4.ig ~'rr thy would UWIik h~
Lulra'i'hcr %"d ".d r,-ia'I h' >'in'aF'In 'n, l-
had succeeded a., tlIi .irliI." ~" much 10 ltr
lha Dee Thought, that ih'} lad 81" Ali'a'.h o. hlM
What are Won saving about old Lo-ly" 20,
asked II r. not civil 10 thr first place. W. w. aih
cote 20 ca, Nouf family uaii oil" bus u'~- OIL II is
contumcIou- cNpr'~ "'i. am i,i >,ir NAT II
had atAihlng tn do with your brli.,h of The luu!y
VII. p. d"uht Is ll' reason "hy y"u t.Lr tlla
liberty. arm on thc other ~i'Ic
do NE Tins Sr'icc. thcu. ~ once. .1d Heath
cote coming back from that a-liit"d hiilr walk
with which - man who has been committing HIM
self and showing uurllrd for emotion s." "it'u re-
icyc, his feelings Persuade my cOusI1~ tu crafty
me hy staying AT Mount | have clearly told yOu
should not know what To do with II. II they viii
stay nothing need be- changed.
1t j, "A very good idea, said Mr. In~chv. Il think
an excellent idea They Will pay You q r'ut for II
which will be reasonable, which viii not be- c1orh
tant.'
They shall do nothing Of the sort cried Heath
cote: rent between inc and
Yes between YOU aud Mis-. Mountfnpl. tho most
reasonable proposal in the world. II j. really
thing to be taken into Your full consideration, Anne
OF course you must live soTneW here. And there Ii
no place YOU wOuld like 30 we'll.
Here guilty flush came upon Annrs face She
stole furtiyc glance al lcathcoc Ia see # he were
observing her. She did not wish to give him the
opportunity of saying told you ~, or connecting
her ont of her own mouth.
Il think mamma aud Rose have some idca-that
is there was some talk Rose has always wanted
masters whom we can't get here. There an
idea Of settling in London for a time
He did not turn round which was ncrcful. fhc
had OWNED her if he Understood her. hc gave
no sign mt least This was generous and touched
Anncs heart.
In London Now, what on earth would you do