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

| IL was being compromised. but now her fears for
her daughters safety took the place Of this feeling
Agnes and Laura, eloquent enough before, were
| awed into silence and the affair was assuming
| very serious light in the eyes OF all, Whcn cry
outSide proclaimed some news, and Just Is the party
were starring into the mist and rain, The lost ones
THANK Heaven cried Mr. Salway, taking
charge of Mary who what with her vermont con-
| dtion and her very natural confusion was near
| fanting Mrs Salway, III the revulsion OF ieeiing
from fear to relief and then to anger had nothing
! to say on the spur of the moment. The girls sur
! rounded Mary, and they did so they looked de-
/ fance and yet sort CT admiration, at her daring
Please look to Your daughter. Mrs Salway; she
| IS very wet and latigued II Is my tault ana tha1
! of the mist that we are late But will explain,
| | am sure to your satisfaction, IN the morning. a.,
ITO my satisfaction. sir cried Mrs. SaITay, tax,
| inc IN An indignant attitude between hiri and
| Mary; but before she could say any mere the
greater cu prt had gone, and he lesser one was not
in state at present TO hear the lecture Whcn hrs
! Salway was prepared 10 administer Ana thlnk "
was still being held "a terrOTem over the young lady
! when they took their seats outside the c9ach LOT
! Bowness next day. she was evidently IN dlsgiace,
and her mother would moi let her quiz her sHe lII
! a moment For wonder, Maty had escaped All
! injurious effects of the exposure, ami though very
qaIet this morning and very shy, size dld not look
altoge her unhappy, and once or twice on the road
n smile would cross the tenure lltJie lace, am u
twinkle Of tun appcar in the big brown eyes. Mrs.
Salwav saw sOmei hing OF this and feeling sure llaJ
! Mary was infatuated with that 'dreddluI young
! fellow added a few severe phrases ~ the lecture
she COuuiug ana hardened Hel nclfJ ~ duHIIH-
lister 1t without mercy. Mary sh9il go non 70
! Hampstead to morrow; with Anne she VIII De ont
OF danger she mentally determined; Anne helng
the sOurest OF Marys maiden 9unS, nj TINS present
moment taking care OF their house during the hoil-
| DAYS. No more holidays for you, young lady,
thought her mother to herself.
They had passed ESthwatc Water, and were
nearing Windcrmcrc. when 'hc attention OF All
upon the coach was attracted 10y the sGht oi l"'r
| n-haud behind them. II was -plcndldly hofsrd'
and. as two servant, in hand liver es were SIT
! ting behind, il was clearly private c"a"h; y
! came along with "A wonderful snoothneas' Whlth
| nut the spring of the ncketY NchlCle upon WHOSE
! top ley were pcrchcd 20 shame. NcVefihc!e-s ~
seemed in no hurry to pass them; and presently M
! Salvay who had been running his eyes over me
horses with an expire on of crit cal approval, asked
| his own drive. whose was the four INLAND loio"-
! iug them. n,
wbistlIng up hlS hCseS. ANA .r'liS 10 we s'lc "
/ fine road SEQ ms team standing IN the hotel
/ yard when was a.startin-. They're lour as PIGt'y
bays with white .to' kings rs ever see together.
! IFS SIR Henry NaIborDugh3s four-n-haud' eN-
planned Mr. SalVay 20 his womanklnd, ~ the other
| All Mis-, Mary. how your check has been ilushing
! and hlushinE and Yuur eye bU- htrlIuE. am your
mouth smiling proud happy smile, though YOU
! have nc,er locked up 20 see Who Is the spruce
driver of this gallant cquIUagc turned out 'n all
! respect ht for HYDE PaIK! Now ne Is alongside,
haullu The ribbons. though the road Is narrow anu
stcrp, with the ease OF custom; looking WIN ms
tall hat and hlac, coat ana the Hover III ms button
! hole. every inch harOnet and n member "i me
! Coaching Cub. He Is alongside and not unlll
them when he lifts his hat AM shoots one glance AZ
! Nary. sitting well protected by her mother aud
sisters from the wOli-w If indeed! wolf No longer
! not until then do the Others recognize Their Old
| acquaintance of tie knickerbOckeis and shabby
lat. lie is gone before they can express their as
! tGnishmert or any; but she, who Is 80 well pre-
| pared for It, returns his salute.
Good gracious uttered Mrs. Salway slowly, her
| ewes glued his back, can 1t be | suppose II
really is. Why, who can it boz Can 1t be his
| cOaChT
! .Sir Harry Narbornual | suppose' answered her
| husband drlly who has secretly svmpIhlzcd with
! Mary and has been pulling his brains how TO
rcscue her from that lecture and other sagreeaDleS
| that he suspects are being prepared Tor her.
! Mary is that Sir Hairy Marlborough
He told me So answered the girl demureIy as II
| the most impossible assertion from his lips would
! not have commanded her crcdencc.
! And il was really true. II the early part Of
| Marys courtshIp hal had something of the hitter
| mingled with the sweet, that WAS all over now. No
| lectures 10 Punishment TO Aunt Anne for her. II
was so unlike Mary said her sisters among them
selves meaning unlike her TO gam the heart OIL u
| barOnct. But they were good girls Ill Their way,
| and toerably pnsehSh- Just ready To fall down
! and worship and pet the successful sister o. 60
! rrprrss and Srub the schoolgirl. rs Tor Mrs Sai,
| way when she found Sir Harrys tour-In hand
! standing at The door of the Crown and hall the
visitors in BOwncss standing round admIrhg IL a.;
when that rather cynical young gentleman received
her al the door with all honor, aud tew minutes
LATER prOuuSel for her youngest daughter; when no
mt that very coach at their disposal and the whole
party had weeks tour IN lt when all these Things
and many more almost as pleasant lntiUdlng gong
in to The tuJle Ghote dinner on barOnct arm mad
! happened. why Mrs. Salway taught herself to pc
lieve that tins match entirely OF her conirIV-
! ance. ana was owing simply and purely 10 her COCA
| management and diplomacy. 1890
! And dcnmre duict Mary, with the shy little face
/ and the big brown eyes, the bag"lcts VIE 10 he,
| what of her Well uo5hiug more. | think; for
this happened N August 81 TINS year ls9 =, ana
among the forthcoming Christmas festivities an
! event of the utmost Importance III Mlrys NE IS
arranged. which is looked upon by Mrs. Nalway
with much pride and sltlsfactoE.-ILondon society.