The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-27

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seS 70 eash etAse tha1 - was . vssy Anosesat
man from tho inssnuous youth Who. tan yAars
| before. used to wander with 0sorRIna 0ressie
down vistas Of plank 1snces brushed osef Nth
| ths Embellishments Of auAak medioinas. II mas
natural he should be. and We. who know him.
| wouid have found thst hs had tnvpmsd the
whole scale Of alteration. Thore was nothing
| Ingenious In him now; he had the look OF ex-
| perioncc. Of having been seasoned and hnr-
dened by tho years. His face. his complexion
| we're the same; still mooth-shavsn and SLIM
he always passed. q nrst for . man soarcey
ont Of hk twsatiss. But his sxprsssion was
old. and bis talk was older still-ths talk Of .
man Who had seen much Of the world (as In
deed no bad. to-dayl and judged most things
| for himself. With humorous skeptioisn which.
| Whatever concessions It might make. superb
clally. for the sake Of not offending tfor In
stsnce) two remarkably nice American women.
who had kent most OF their illusions. left you
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had lest, tho object Of bis aseotions; and che
circumstances Of peculiar badness. for that
was eitst all . frequent accident, and WAS mot
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| cynicism to himself. and was . very clever.
melancholy. you knew It chiefly BY his jokes,
for they were usually Mt his own expense: and
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entertain his countrywomen.
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dow. Kate had driven into Nspie. 70 give or
lers. who required accommodation moro spa
eious than tho villa Ct posilippo twhsre the
| Of her absence and Of tho pretext afforded b. a
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long earrIaxe journey to the north. where. in
siore. her summer wss 70 10 aren't. EsymoSd
Benyon remarked to her that she had evidently
as ssse her s'se q
things that were on hor mind. She hsd yari;
s.o.1 hnss on c.s ssr .na Mildred sd
vi 20 resisaod and r.tient. Is she was !;
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and suffering body and 10 the course o! the
sIhiiaratsd ~ The ssocsss Il her saort to got
up. and by her comfortable opportunity. she
most 81 hsr ansisss 81. sss him Very
70 yet we'll at ALL that she had probably not
would oblige her very much BY not forcing her
to waste any more breath In c9ntradieting him
nia aals ahs Wished sS.
from aos any se seeh
and fers-the secret Of their fesrinS 90 much
that they shouldn't like PsrcivaiS wife. who
Naturally that BY itssli Would 10 nothing SM but
from what they had heard Of her set-this sub
they were rather nervous. nervous to The
point OF not being in the least rsassured by the
fast u that the e. young lady would bring Perciyal
for TINT was Just what they had heard Y about
Agnes's cires-that the stamp Of monsy WAS
evidently had very little in common with the
must b. told tand this vas great sseret .' a.d
s,ssor,in-Isx h.d hitherto, addressed them;
In Now York and yet land this was the greatest
secret OF 9ill she wrote to them that she had
In q diligenee! OF course. they would see the
next day: Miss Mildred was .sure she should
them. sse could never have told him ali this
h her sister sister had been th err and Cart Kenyon
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just the one who would suffer, in he icon Coming
years. after she herself had gone. Their
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to be expected that he should have remained
bachelor fer thsiT sake; she only wished
Kate WAS hurried. One Of these events 1t WIS
true. was much less sure than the other: Kate
would. She was quite morbidly unselllsh and
didn't think she lad a, right 70 have apythins
talked a good while about Knte, and It never
occurred nupe t. h s that she might bore Oapt
s roabs N ri Wb he Ss
poor ok. worried lady was trying to push her
sister town his throat. Thsir peculiar sitna-
took with him now scanned only what their
pleasant relation for the last three months led
for not being bored the TACT. namely. that.
aftHr a. With regard t. her sister. Miss
to s h To hack
Groat thing-she bad nothing to ssy as to what
that chIHrmne girl Thought Of Raymond ben
that the right thing for him would 10 to sat
Seiors Kate E Theory Should ID i re
turn from Naples 1t came over him. as he sat
sha, f s IS yoass a HS q 5
mSs shns Whf, sho 4 could make
eyes-would not make him q whit more free
or more happy; Women OF that sort
could not see famllIarly without falling In
love With them. and whom It was no
e. marry them. The light Of the summer
AFTERNOON and Of Miss nildred's pure spirit.
seemed suddenly to food the whole subject.
He saw that he was In danger and he had long
since made up his mind that from this particI-
lar peril 1t was not only necsN sary but honor
able to hee: He took ieave Of his hostess be-
Tore her sister peappeared and had the courage
even to say to her that he would not come back
often H a. after that; they would BE- SO much occu-
moved across the CLASSY bay. to the Ri ythm OF
t,, oars, no Wished either that the. sisters
Commodnre would send for him.
When hate returned from her GRAND. ten
visit. and added that she had never seem any
thing 60 sudden % tho way he leit her. He
wouldn't wait for you. my dear and he raid he
Thought 1t more than likely that no should
never see us again. II Is as II he Thought you
vera going to die tool"
Is his ship called AWAY ?" Kate Theory