New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

. Loft LEFTY But these are Iouhph
suppuse or what people used TO call the NapoIs
In the time OF Queen EllZabethI l.. ,-o.,
No later than Elizabeth Now come 10 luhcn'
.Yon viii mott Why. you can say nothing else
and You are half crying! These are nv SS'S''''''
symptoms must certalnly senu .rst 10, b,s elbows
and proceeded to ndite IN large oolc nanu 'Do
words: My dear SIT. o., l.. .u..;. ,,,,- 20 20
.Ue wlote no more unable to contain my Iaee
and indignaton. seized the shes' ol ny ~ mn
Sbich he had begun to write. and, crump!Ig 1t up up
in INV trembling hands, threw II NioleHV'S III ii'
i'II lie rose M quickly. and stared at me. , ILL,
.'rhe deyilf he began, and then, Wl'u suuucn
collness think you are qII.e iaeiI so;d and
tberennon ne stalked out and banged the loor.
buTst into passion of tears. Anger shame ana
humiliation were SWelllna my noIi' ~ s,caE fori'd-
don INV presence IN the dlning-rooh Nlli.o"I
pausing. even to smooth my Hsoi~ol9L Htor LaI Lc,en
rushed into the room where hcneoh nln . Iii Iii
erved and where the substantial repast sun
oraccd the table though Tom folded hapkiu anu
unused knife and fork bure evidence 10 'he laLe i
th,t be had not vat eaten Nor did he apparently
intend 10 do So for through the open Wlhuo" CANT
the sound Of a student voice that sali ,,-.,,-;.
"Put Jerry IN the dOg-cart directly "Hh'HS'
am poing To drive into EudIscombe. - m,
had rather have died than hay oWhe 10 IL, % ',l'
yet | felt myself vanqulshe,L Ior1 ll l ,' owl. he
countryman. and was ciI llzoI loiiu'l H. f
Nras OF course unused to the WAYS anu I''s i oi
women While at balls and Kettledr,n-S - i n'I
boasted many conquest. som, hD w. me-" -.
o~Id NOT manage Ten: | could not even prevent
bis MANAGING me. Furthermore a sense Oh Uelites t
SION actually came over me AT lnr tu"u-it u- - - ~
goinn ont for the .sfternoOn, snrtIy' IN AtHv ,n"
| sbsr1ce il was his bouuden duty to be my squire
nav. my slave. ,-- "a 7 ,r,s vary
| hun,rv and | sat on feeling cross anu ion y,
| mnnGi'v spping my auuts hOmehade gih-cI "0Cl
with melancholy reflection that IL va @ moo Io
Hat than all the world ueslles 10 Hlu' ''''' 7' 7
| day OF all my days the --LATEST
| Suddenly the door burst open 80, Al, -
! Down Sambo: down. down Chloe quoth lily nly
/ .l,o L. 10 uuOe
,nv yoclferously. anu jumping On him WIN uell-
! say. Lefty Letitla. mean l We 80 80 =. II az
! old trap round I'm going to drive you u H"'''
combe.'
You arcF ,... -ro,, j., ., 1,r,-lir,
SORT o. wa,. tAat Ill lost NY temper D"
cCUon Yon were Tee extremely rude answered with
DIsAIu{ !Rn3 YOU what were you asked Tom with
! laugh. Youd better accept ny alo'oaa ,,n ita
erace Lefty before my f1nS Iann Go and pat on
your hat and tippet
My what p ,.,. .,a. to..or
Of cuurse Tishy. | know that 1t Is simp ldloIc
for a man to lose his temper with woman
LA. roIsn " NAV DO what she likes: it is all silly
childisbupss Ike the scratching of kitten or 'hr
| anger of a voung canary man shoudh y, 'nu' u
he IS ANYTHING of fellow, and, Of course be doe'n
MN" .M, 'S., DEAR Tom asked with some sarcasm, why
do you seek my society II am so s.ii{ l,.. .i,.l
! why DO You seek miucE retorted Tom qnckiF-
.Eby did YOU come into the dlninc-roon, Miss
LettyF
! On yrS von dd. Well. you are a dreary. lonely
! child aud-dont contradict. Iishr-and Ply you
and want to cheer yJu mp. Besides yen are hnt
| had-looking though ,ou arr my cousin h'Fr SOU
! sayler ior YOU! Why. you have been taught I'D
| books, Letitla that woman beauty lS ii- nam
! spring of nous great deeds ial !o'I i@.,,'o @
! weak hand 10 is IT, added Tom lEcoherenty. taxing
! nv feeble ucinuc cr into his large hroa1ed Iaiii.
i don't want it kissed. though SAD |. anerily
snatchlug il away Just IN time 10 avert the Cde'9-
| trophe How dare yOu. Tom M ,
| "a dare do all that may become man. replied
! Ton grandiloquenUy. DO 20 ana dress, Le'V
Better "a drive with cousin and the nliteI HtI "i
! fohacco thar dull afternoon and only the stalled
| OK of cold beef 10 comfort YOU. ,
Who j, silly now But you have eaten no cold
'g'' :t..aeI myself With late breakfast besides,
von are like sanity vision see }ou better whch
/ am fasting. Down. Samho, down. SIP. No% slt
manners Ike your master. for the sake Of tEis lne
lady from Lon 'on' ,. - ,.,i.t, st,
wouil never trust herself and wuIch a~tieici' re
kept solely tor the uNe OF lom A. Ior Jerry. 7ne
wa.a good. QTieI beast Her name WIS nri2lnIlN
T5eri, Int the ~tabie-boy had contracted ana WI
rariled this appeiia on much as the Afyan races
have amai-amatcd the n'Dlc o"Aa"II 4'o'' INTO
l their diver uc.crn tongues.
nasycd between the bIgh hedges bat worr the Green
mantle of spring. dl>cuufseu W>'u eru''oN VI 'No
80 Won zee. Letticc' said Tom. for the ifth or
SIKH tme that. when the "ld squire 4ru' u' @ i.,u
got all his property comfortably pacNcH lh " Il I'M
feuco. and when bis first wlie- siepd hier sue
ceeded to her ereat-aunt. who. rs too you W. -
the s0uire'- second cousin, once remoyed-"hy'
Lettia. do believe you are nearly asleep you
Yon are .o-so entertaining, Tom. How pretty
the will, violets are
Dog vl,lets. you mean'
don't choose 70 call them so.
syon please. s violet or a lettuce by any OtAef
name --Lctty, 1 want 10 4sA y Oh OHo '-'''-'
'Whv are you so contradict ous and quarre;som
i never vas called quair~l-"mr Oeio,i IoH'
never am quarrclsOme. except perhap'- ,
when You are tn me. / understand. vel i
have a feilow-leclng. You rub me up un0om-
and vou annoy me constantly,
! get angry with you pcrPetual!Y
L dislike you pOstiveit. Really, dear lom you
don't mind my speaking The truth
Not in the least: II relieves my mind; Do yon
know | have often felt quite alarmed at the
strength OF ms aversion for YOU
l. caunO' exceed mine for yOu.
Well. said Tom with a half sigh, this IS the
first subject have ever agreed on Let us he sat
i>hed, Tisty, to think that we can agree III soio
Strangely enough. however, no woman wishes TO
be dslAed even by the object Of her own uetes't-
i wonder why you dislike me, Tom. asked after
a pause IL was foolish OF me to ask. for OF course
| Tom would answer IN his usual bantefns way
/ But no. he spoke slowly and almost -oItiy:
I don't Know, IIshy 1t Is owing 10 some lntrl-
| cate aw Of moral repulsion, SUPPOSE sor. ol
natural aniipathy, the absolute reverse o. eIocuNc
\ affinity, II fact.
"I do not like thee, Doctor Fell,
| The reason why | cannot tel
! But why do YOU dislike me- Letitiaf
! Oh because you are rough ahd rude, and hearish
! and obstinate, and generally veXatlOus ana detost-
! able answered with energy.
Tom laughed His lnomentary softncss had vi
! IDENTIFY departed. He pushed back from hl- brown
! forenead the wOollen Tam o. Shanler that im-
| prisoned hs crisp. curly locks; he turned an
! amused glance toward me- and then be hugced
himself and laughed IN the absurd bulsterUus Il Ali
| ncr that was REGULARLY his own. displaying two
rows strong white teeth, the most perfect surely
I .ffs 81.