New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-02

self into n chair catching hold of the newspaper,
and assuming as easy posture as cOu ased after
mutterng something about folks impudence LII
keeping people waiting: .., t;doors
alacrity and voice full of awe having had no no
ton of the gorgeous appartiOn that stood OPPOSITE
her house. The old fellow got out OF the GalriIgg'
and | heard his boots crcak. Announce Mr.
Hawke" said he and Mrs Chung, showing lnd1 tiis
room, said: "Mr. Ork, sin Clear the ta9lo
said l. Pray walk in, Mr. Hawke" and stood up
He looked an immense man in that little room.
Can IT, said he standing against the wall so as ~ 10
! be clear of Mrs. Chump, who was Whipping tno
breakfast things Oft the table Z" have lew niu'e'
| with you, sir y III
@Certainiy,D Ireply. @Neyer mind the cloth,
! Mrs Chumpb and shut the door upon her as s she
| backed out with her hands full OF crOckeTy' piI'
Hawke sat down, aud put his hat and gloves upon
| the table He seemed to have grown half as Dig
again since saw him last In breadth of face, sur,
| face of wastcoat squareness OF shoulder, am,
length and dimensions of legs and arms, .le 70
! seemed visible expansion. Now he was close II
me- could remark that ne was very nervous, u.s. I;ttle
judged that the scOws he had directed at tne noio
house were merely the outward expressions 20
mind labOring after courage. was pfopapy tt;ry
nervous than he though was successfnl III puttlnS
on a manner that tOlerably well cioaked my leoi-
z have called upon you said he sitting bolt up;
right, in reference to my daughter, Miss iaMho;
] bowed, and tried to look surprised 9 9tSat
would not do q believe sir" he continued, tnat
yOu are no-aw-no stranger to my wishes respec'-
| ing that lady I" ., . - .o,,+
!
her to marry Mr.. Morecombe, ii that's what you
mean. Mr.; Hawke" replied -. oa a+ho+ Il
| "Sir" he exclaimed, with heavy nod !" thaI u
| what / mean. Your relatives are perfectly wen wen
| acquainted with my wishes and-aW-l greatly
regret that a family whom considered ID the ig t
of friends should have-aw-should have thought
proper to-aw-tO combine against me- TO act IN
| concert with, or rather let me say TO court my
daughter from the path of duty, andIaw:-pa i1;i
her-yes, will say-aw-0aoE her--ih "eis'n NY
This said l, Concerns my unclei He is 50 50
well qualified to take his own part, tnat Ineie -,
no occasion for me to do more than refer you u
81 consider him and his family more guilty than
Won sirD be exclaimed, warming up and talking
with some briskness. "1hey knew my wlshesIMI'
and Mrs Seymour are-aw-are parents thelh h,
selves They had no r5Eht say t meet nAt no
short-aw-it was their duty, as parents ana no as
neighbors. to discountenance what they hho"
Wilt ~ th;s Mr. Hawke said l. as have already
said refers TO my relations and on that suDJecl my
uncle is the proper person Tor yoa 10 ;tb glance
romnd the room as much as to tell him not to Judge
me bv what he saw called upon ne on some matter
relating TO myself. May inquire what 1t Is
If Concerns your admiration for my daughter,
he answered ~ have every reason TO believe ln,,
Won have gone far as to-aw-tO express. Gso gu
%ng ,om ~ discontinue your attention to her"
looked at him steadily, for my WITS secligu i '' h
| 10 me when he said this. nave no uouDLl II, ="
conf;nmed " that your regard for her is perfectly
sincere and that You are actuated by the-a"Tpbr t
most genteman-like and honorable vour
that il not the point. Whatever construction yota
Intentions NAV bear, they-aw-they must PlVV,Ee
equally Objectionable to me ana am mere o ~ ,li
Seymour, for the purpose OF callIng upUn {bor
! cent cman not only to cease 10 nave any tiI7
| about Miss Hawke, but to prove your PinnJ,Pi'' "
a man of honor by removing from btiS'o.' pon,ova
! / locked AT him in astOnlshneht. heinoHo
! frnm BRISTOL" ] calculated. Cease 70 nay % .
any thought about Miss Hawke ana, as nope u
| T.. forgiven burst into a loud laugh. u,syL
Iii. 5aco tnrned as red as powder flag. IT, he
cyrIaimcd angrily, have no power TO ophs9 YOU
to leave Bristol you may resi- assui.% % to nv
'iu -. ,r tcI Won this says he, breathing hard
and sizing hold of his beard with one hand anu III
manner menaemg me Mitn rnI Tnnr of obtaining
me end which have no doubt yohI unco nag ~ '
into your head, you may as wen spar S Uui
I appointment by-aW-oy ieaN ny '"'
u aIS ean assure you, Mr. Hawke said ta nat
would far rather you should taM 70 cnnc me TO tell
Won more than should think OF say ing woio S GIi
Kind or even courteous COUPE W y, stnn in
cony.y nv intentions FIRST mean " SOP IN
Uristnl rs long rs choose; ana sccouu, an ~ =.
; i"rr with your daughter, and nave not 'le icist
idea of rcnquishiug the nope Oh ono u"1 winning
. lie was 50 overcome either by astonisimeht OF
passion or both. that he conld NOT ansmrl r1 nm
P.i am, very sorry | continued, "that your ull-
r L. sLGuld force me to speak 80 trahkIy III
moi going to tell you respect RJu go Ier
a ",r dauqhter. You have no right to loIce neL
: YOU, III commandment says she must h0noI
4 van. but YOU ought TO hohor h'r' loI' 81 g 10,
am sorry to run foul OF your ho'IoSi lo - ,,r
- ', 49, / cnuld help falling IN love WIN your
Jt,,htpr all that can say -, Mt. Ha"h'' ~" P"y
e. I'm nv.n child very poor compliment iNu . .1
10 am talking said l. alnah'n ny ny ~ drna nhI
AMI assurance and yet not IN the IeaSl .'sie. au
\ t r,rtrnl myself should like 10 point 3U' MAJ
- ann no fortune hunter am quite cIP"Uie 81 S Sip
: - -, ercb lodrngS aS these dressed IKE ollo %
70 vnur Lonscmaids, and having to sew Ior 3IeaIi
T. should love her not less than do now 'no"Sn
coTIG NO" rot, li tbc old fellow quite at loss He had
[ hc,u red but now was WhtG. SuPPo9o Nv 80 =,
= tll vas I0, Of myself and ne would not Ike
I,, bs sour dignity and high parenta, WraJI
e for an appealing alt l,lH ~ d InI 49,
! gloves ana sui tsoid he "to have gained YOU
l. nronisc as a gentleman to CEASE ahmo ,;H nv n
through Miss Hawke And P Irf mS advise YOU" con
: tirurd he shaking his gloves at me- not 10 coil
near my house not to nave aIy ,,r dist@nc
= ,.itL ny daughter, to, to-aW-to hvr S ou c ,,
IS L' Won should stop here for the rest OF you
o ifr I'm have you watched STl II I'm Sou Inc pm
4 80 rou-pU protect myself I'LL WY 'Oh
~ ~ N9"-i - idr,nndencc! who the devil are yOa t.
e "t , J:.ien mon my daughter" he cried castln
) nsdc his avs and breeding, ana whipping O"' "A'
: genuine PIrtT ,' famner stopped me from laughing
IN ~ tLia nXuuisitely absurd contrast; III WE No
pleasant however to DE Swo' ho a. wa
M''n ~ Iv n rappng on the window looked, ~
saw my uncle trying 70 R5 fb'Ih head Of his Stick i'm
n,tna5;"trlv Went TO the door ard opened It, AM
4 lac came IN. - /, oe-ed kicking hi
: w II" th" Jo3rInat. Has Florence driven owe
l. 10 marry YET Ali. =,
/ no Use in crying Hush to tins; III
Il h'l" M"n Joor WAS OPEN and what was worse
n M j5iyIe came into the passage as the question
was @5A Lo,, :" Jo Won do. Mr. Hawke? exclame
re NM Dnci L'o" coIdy Jack, by your leave LII 8
il down Eged this heat is very trying T9 TO AVIAN, a 81 81
10 hla' ~, how, ON busmoss1 if So I'll ST III you
Ar1 S% tiil you've done but sit must fr
al MIR Hawke bowed stiity ana was VAIN" 69r ,I.
e. c TO- conn The house when said, hope yGn Il 10
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