New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-10

om.pt the stained glass door slipped in its groove ana
coae mon his heels followed the indignant Brutus
Who observing the cold nqnrng glance which 9 soar
and psnted IA he scraped his foot and tired 70
straighten his disaIrang-d collar .ss. a. vail az
could au de--de gemman testified me out oh de way III
heard Bfutus" ans xered MIS-. Urquhart quietly
As the servant retired she fixed her eyes again upon
gusry repcilant aspect. s,r,,,v
nqure sir" she asked Win 2pies
to what indebted for this singular Intrusion "
bland smile expanded the With
seathy that involuntariiy reminded Aida u
% P up 70 cn seSed with swift change
countenancc. and said, in low. oily tones M ooro
mony. knew you would feel SO, and therefore insisted
upon coming In without ceremony" .,, ,ror
Reativesl Sister" involuntariy echoed MIS- eriu-
And in her profound amazcment she stood wholly
unobscrvant Of the long, lean hand the stranger ho
quite undisturbed by the oversight the stranger
yes relatives dear madam. Permit rue to Introduce
myself as the brother-more correctly tne
With these words he executed an elaborate DOW ana
presented his card ,,a,ro n,
MIRA Urquhart glanced at It; sudden ior000a'ns Vi
Without sign Of her secret emotion she raised her
sYou then represent yourself be Ashland Udy the
OF my late husbands mother by her irst huspanu
Represent myself That sounds frae unpeasantdly
suggestive Of All deception No. my s dear sister, 10
more Mr. gdy executed SsG ni MT uSy in
terrogated Mrs Urquhart quietly.
The best-the very best. - l.. 49, ,,or,s
And there was q strange vivid glow In inc man
shifting little gray eyes that was not lost upon eilher
BEFORE ne could add more to the words so signin-
cantly delivered, Mrs Urquhart ssd cour.e % with
r Udy shall be pleased to have you ans wh.n
informally. The dressing-beli rang re tIv ne
fore your arrival. and our early dinner VIII '"' "
Mr.. Udy's small gray eyes twinkled with sati'fao'
my dear sister," he cried, lyon do me great honor
| I accent the invitation with unalloyed delight
As he spoke Mrs Urquhsrt and Ap ,se ster sad
al will send servant to conduct you 70 ui0''''"
room Mr. auov and left tie Court with her daugh-
ter dark smile of malicious triumph CURED MI ou'
thin lips =. ,,,iod syor won't
he quite so Independent at the end Of the next forty
eight hours Mr.. Udy knows what hesa9ont my ancn
ess He hssn't lived In South America so long w,.neu.
learning thing or two So look out for, us sure Us
you live you and that adored daughter OF yours Ho
fast under this long tn ms q - eas glance of
ton about him. eIcsmng In quick hcr Keen aiSerSse I'd
have missed this early glimpse of my paradise Gad'
but this alone Is enough to repay me for" ,o,.
He started and stopped short u hv'd circle ocnn'ns
q Pah . he muttered, us If in seIf-eontempt.
With slight gup he shook on his I,,o1 accents
q Truly a fine place TO take up fellows bed and
board in this ALEXANDRA Court And ,,,.
aChambah ready, sab" announced voice oennd Nun.
Mr. Udy wheeled about with violent start, aud lis
glance fell upon the footman with inriii OF sssn
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