New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15

Besides which, have had other things TO annoy
me-annoy me most cOnfoundedly,' he went on,
frowning and clenching his fists in a manner which
atterward found was habitual to him What do
you think of Miss Neville he asked abruptly.
What do / think of horl Perhaps you don't
know she IS my cousin answered.
'Oh, yes, ! do that's why ask You ought to
know something about her. Is she n humbug2 Is
she the sort OF girl to lead man on and then throw
him OVER That's wi at mean
AND then, to my amazement, he proceeded TO
state that he had maize up his mind TO marry Miss
Neville; that she had given him to understand that
his attentions were not disagTecable to her: and
that he wanted TO know whether she was the girl
he had taken heI for, or nothing but fllrt. Be
cause, he concluded, do hate a frt.'
always Cry TO say pleasant things both of and to
people, when | can. ] gave FlOTry rather better
character than she deserved, at the lime MONT
ing out to my companion that he was really Jump
ing TO conclusions in rather too impetuOus way.
'Oh, said be, I'm not mpetuOus. ] don't for
moment suppose that she would take me to-
morrow. if asked her; and don't mean to ask her
then, nor for long time to come. tell yOu be-
cause you are a friend of mine the had known
just four days.. and because don't the use of
keeping secrets from ones friends: but of course
it's quite another thing with her. ! only asked
you to tell me the truth about her so
that l might have the chance Of pull
ing myself up before il was too late
began 10 wish with all my heart that Red-head
had kept his condolences To himself. The plain an
vanished truth was that FlOuy abOut the
most irTeclamablc tiiTt OF my acquaintance; but II
seemed pity 10 say this; for she not well or.
and had found out that Pcrcival was Il man Oh
considerable property
she was all his fancy had painted her, he womb
probably ere long have an unpleasant SIoc" Ut, III
NLitH CASE INC 'uiHccs WelC '""' Ho "'' ~ -
rs both therefore took mp a. hl2h tont. 1 s4lu
that IN matters of this kInd man must use his
own powers d ooserN alton ana cho2'e igf lilie ;
Ied'Ll Co'.H no. ".''i, ,'0 t-. l,],.,-
didn't think II WAS quite the thin 90 gave puN1ie
Iliioi'i'a'i"a d""u' " l'". '''I''.''"' az '"--N
she were q hunter put up for sale.
lie ma h. me rather ,lauled of myself by graspiug
ny, LlHv I"t".S i'" say az T.. ~. - ~.
IlIGm III t'.'hn' i '.',' w. 81 ,t M
ZINC ,'S I pV y" 20 IL 80, 80
pace III NoNtHOcI! anu Wo"it ''t"' '"''
Ni'-ouI N'lIt ne l!''- ~ siA ma - - I
NE as good phe3saut-sho1JnS as thrIr was 10 re
nan IN fhr cruhN' sun ~ . ,u'l ~, lll'.
nesllatlohi lot IeAltteV tHII, II 10. ID -C.'
hu, there WCuW piOpaOI' nc no mare '9P uH,H
alieI tAe marriage ana JA"t u sHe u'.t" u ilr
f.14"u "l".1e ne GU 80 W. W. @ 1..l ''o
house upon the best OF terms WIN on" a!o'lel
= suppose IeicIy'i nag no E's.l u'',g'' ~ a.,
making his peace W''A i'..'' ll'I .,'iie
was sun out s"oo' ,A.' ana 10 -4.lL.l ",.'l o., &
ala..t'le man al ii.'l4- W QUE . i' III ,- r
q W&htOn waste o. opPoil"i',5, ,"' Sl.,''" -''ii
20 MoGOPoIHe lri IoI lhe I'9l OF ~, "' "
gracious TO those about hun. But ul the following
daT she thought, no doubt i1ij 10 Noul4 ZEE 'LE
tair to give the other nan iuih. ~ an EVENT.
size went out uu ~ WI Ii tut DINER man. anu Iu'-:-
ing more than that was required 10 convert tltt-
VA nee NOR my tilo So. ' m - ,,;tI
All DAY iouS ne du III pes' l." PI-A d t,.It7 ~
one Oh ~ 9uI was DAHL" ~ "ul o.s',-.''' poi POI -
ness; ana daIe say we aA'uu nav Hi.iI-ei' 10
gel 10 heu "ln".I 70" " p'oI o-u -V'-O"u i.''' ~.
made most uhluchy slip Of the tongue after
dinner.
emit see anything to admire in her SAID he,
referring tO a lady whose claims 10 beauty NAP
pspca ID be under discussion. i never could al
nine a woman with r
He came 10 dead stop, and turned q great de2l
redicr than the locks winch he couldn't admire. IJ
is true that he rccoN cred himself rather cieyeIJ by
saying round shoulders IN iod9 voice bGt thls
eineudailon came great de3I 700 I"Ic 10 pc 81 Iy
use TO Inn. Already the children h3u tAFlo1eu,
one after tue other ana were rolling aCout On tleIr
respective chairs IN asoM.es o. lueiII!e' inv te9'
with a white face and blazing ewes, was crushing
biscuits TO powder between ms fingers. The awN-
ward moment passed, however as all moments
awkward and otherwise, do. and there was no
reason why 10 should have been ever alluded 10
again, but poor, dear loogood Is one Of tho'e m
fatuated people who never maze false step With
sooner had the Indies lett the room ban ne actually
began to apologize for his stupidity. NY dear
fellow, I'm sure | beg your pardon most merely.
can think how can nave heeh >uch an ass as 10
leo 1t slip ont. The fact 49, that ai the moment
had quit FORGOTTEN tiat you were h.Ir over
before IN such imminent danger OF having one oI
his own dGcantets hurled at nus AtaL Ie'el!il
was literally quNefu4 rom LgaH 70 loyl WIN
passion, aud 10 was evident that ha went through
hard struggle before he would trust himself To
answer When he dld speak lt was TO say ~ low
voice, II you think You are gong 10 &c, Ii'e on,
of he, Ar. Ioogooo, your DE disappointed. bIl
don't that am bound to puT dP win insults OF
this svIt IN any mans house. AID 1 ahaA Ic"Ne
yours Tomorrow morning. ,. T..
T"og"od is thG most patent 9i men DIV IT,
Pat.rut' wa, o,Ip.H ca IL "a r.. IT,
man saw GU may 20 l." ."o r' "a a 'o'',l
thM" >hoNly nave "o"' - t.,. "-,
no A"VI0 "ii'l'-.' t + 80 y r--. .t = I.7.I
main on. lie sa' silent ana ruined MS ht"!. 81
L2lcf IN the evening cI''N 80 O""'T no '"o
sihohIHE-IOo'm ana oHeIto 5olI vi 'P''g.1 "r.'
WHICH as mater ~ ours, lit 10 ~ T." .b L
S.uer ms decis.ou ao0ul go'n- "Ndt' LuJ 'i-'a ID.
declined To 90 ale2ln2 'nat pr "''' o',..' W.
I'r NisiHhs 10 r"'C "''"oN' ~ W an, '-'. -,
tell the truth, he Was not very much pressed 10
stay