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

he must have lost stones weight in that time.
His face grew quite haggard and lined his eyes
had an unnatural brightness M If he did not sleep
well at night and-most portentous or Aims
vile temper seemed to have been completely cast
out OF him. At nner, one evening, waiter upset
plate If soup over his shoulder, and he got M
meekly and went of 10 change his coat without
saying word.
In common humanity 7 felt bound. at last, to
direct Florrys attention to these symptoms, and to
warn her that Percival was not as other men are
Poor dear old Carrots she said and so you
really think he has grown thinner How nice of him
woman 10 reduce your weight, Charley
| said humbly hoped 1t might he very long
There is a great deal that is delightful and
original about Carrots she went on apensively.
Sometimes | am almost inclined to give min What
be wants. and become Mrs. Carrots
Ana won't he lead you life i you do thought
10 II yself; but | only said, l0uI nave 10 uake
haste about 1t then for IT lie goes on wasting az
his present rate of progress there'l be nothing eit
OF HIN at the end Of another month.
Perhaps FlOrTy alarmed at this prospect LOT
she now took Percival into favor again. and began
snubbug Lacy. who didn't seem 10 care much.
Other things being equal know which OF the TWO
men | should have chosen for husband, had
offered me: and In this case other things were
about equal Tor Mrs. Neville informed me that
Lacy was very well oft, and had excellent pros
poets. She also confded 10 me That she was dread
fully frightened of lercIyal, AID wished 70 good
ness he would 90 away. \ red OthcllO! she said ;
/ couldn't bear to think OF ny daughter passing
don't snow whether Flouy was beginning to
think seriously of passing her HE with nm but IL
soon became evident that she did not intend - pass
Wv NL.'.. ~ ~, .. L.,i1 III. a~J otbers
besides Lacy had their share OF announcement.
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., M ti,. ,,la ~ e..--oyr want an "A. tool IT, ALL
as have -4iI with wonderful -ub0ls'Vcu"Ss. b
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Je tuned that ."-y had sent nm a""I' A'' 'u-'-
pouring luih lHt l'hi UP 'lt''--'' On 'H C'.i-
charged "F'fti Itt U-'l, i st''.ti' H-" 'u. -
ms ii.'t'.'A, IL. vas al..'l , rt
a'ai'l' .-i 81. o. ~ d" ','
I0F9t, l5 .', "'- ineu.l'h Gr. ID! nYh:: ~ 5i',
women generally. and laid down the proposition
standards which aye supposed to govern the actions
of m.r 4 vom4n's love of aduI1tirn, IOr W
stance. was something outside our experience. We
wcr. roo coarse and TOO natoI-ot-act to enter into
1t; and ur was psIhuauei Jhdt we oIleh IN oar
haste condemn gIls as uIrt, who dlcn AZ a-l de-
serve tnat name, but were merely intulCug IN a
Veiy natural and innocent pastlme.
You see. DIVER, woman mas lrecl"ns rev
when YOU come TO think of It. and
don't see why we should grudgc her those that she
can get. shall never go in for being one Of those
selfish brutcs Of husbands who won't let their
wiye- 20 INFO society. and who look black at them
If the speak 10 another man. WHAT say s that.
80 long as / know that she loves me. / want nothing
more; and what co ctIc u Tom, Dos and iIarT
are fools enough to think they nave made con
quest Of her because she luls them useful IS part
know whether you agree with me-
i sad did most q orouEhly, ana that my VIE, II
I had lIrIII DE allowed amount OF