New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24


Ito assentod o. the suggestion with nod, and |
ringing the bell instructed the servant to AK Ma,
Glare To atep into tho study AZ the same moment
remembered that had not got asceflainod tho now
"By-the-by." remarked. - have omitted T., m
troduge myself My name ~ DENLY tho heN' M"'-
" Chaured o. make the Rcv Matthew pcnhy'' ac-
quaihtanco, tlo a,iangcr ansveifd wth an ,h-
~ called. ot. 90 the vulgar tongue Joe Iantoh
" Fautou," repeated "not eui'lt ono 81 'h'
We'll suproar" he answered q" cnn clnin
knahip va, .5"tn ne inherit thr larger "ulk ~
my property FROM p distant relative WHO h''' ."
A man Of property thon The fact throw new
l.ght upon ha behavior What hhd lhh'n 1901
common impudrncc was after eH. m'', ''i,n.
uolb, hh forward maunot hui th' uHtnihl as.
huup, Of superiority which lht preseason "I m.h}
Hcrcs mnv rightly clam over las less oltun1le i"l-
lows Well might congratulate M sell on inc iHi
seeing sagaclty which had not allowed III, ~ IAN
offence al what now recognized as lho ulleIah'o'
OF superior # sone What pay iH' nII To- and tool,
his hand you delight, you ovefWhrln mo
Although | have lost sight Of them ioI many leaI.'
the IantOns were once among my most hl aIe nc
Cuaintauces IA statement. hy the way, slightly h
excess of the e. is still Atle cNaggcIaon might
under the circumstances Ice lafdoncd But what
are ven doing IN tbs out-oi-the-way part OF the
world ~
Studying nature, suppose you'd call it, he re-
Piled. Knocking about the country and taxing
an artist 1t, not bad fun IS game that one can
throw up when ones tired OF 1t, but It must he |
deucedly drcdTy work as a means OF earning
livelihood
An accomplished amateur alsol My opinion of
the Young man was rapidly rising.
" And where are yOu staying = | asked. , >,
In the village, at the s-n Of the Green Dragon
AMY dear boy returned, we must put stop
TO that ar once. This house must Ice your head
quarters while you remain IN the neigbbofhrod 80
no." | continued anticipating the refusal WINCH
however, he seemed in way eager = oheT, II
take no denial And here comes Glare" added, as
my daughter entered the room to second my re-
quest" .., u..,o.,,a.
chilling manner. You wished TO speak to NE,
Yes. INV Ioye"I answered: " let me introduce
Mr.. PantOn TO YOU. relative OF one OF my Oldest
and dearest friends
The two bowed. Clare on her side showing no
trace of emotion and very little of interest.
M PantOu my dear, went on, " has promised
to take M his quarters with Ms for a tune so you
will see that hc Is made a comfortable as p"IS.De.
You had better give orders at once Tor TIE coachah
10 bring up hls luggage from the Green Dragon
Yes papa she answered. IN tone OF such IN
difference that felt quite mortified .
terrupted PautOn. whose somewhat confused
manner BETRAYED that he too suffered from the de
messing influence OF my daughters reception. "
lear You will think the game Is hardly worth the
He expression in Clarcs face was not reassuring
My fathers frjc.ds are always welcome she sald
quietly. Then turning 10 nae: Perhaps had better
have Mr. Pautou'- room prepared at once.
d" 1t will be- as we'll as>eut"d gong 10 N" door
and politely holding it open for her as. with slight
bow to Mr panton, she quilted the apartment
when | returned 10 place that 9cutlclnan re- /
marked Tipping the ASH FROM the end Of ms cigar
Your daughter does not inherit your 'prshtIine7'
If wit. sir
No" rcpl!ed: perhaps now you understand !
NV amusement when you expressed some fears rs TO
her tranquility OF mind on meeting You
1T is harder to melt iceberg than BAL o. |
snow but the very difficulty OF the task lends To II
additional charms
Neatly put" assented and were women as
easily handled a metaphors your success would |
seldom be IN doubt ..,
tiuurd, smiling. but gwen little patience, thty |
VIVIAN veil" replied. however that may be, !
fancy can trust Clare even with such ptoirs-~d |
liz Lurhed good uaturcdly You don't know |
what a battery Of ATTRACTIONS have % rr'ei'e
Nv dear boy" / answered Il hope you'll re-
main here long enough TO AFFORD ms every proof oi |
''IIr llI.ok his head knowingly. "WeI. I've gwen
YOU fam VAIN ug HE responsibility wih he with
You an.
come wn may q. well ser j y"ni room ~ ready, ahd
then perhaps We may persuade Clare to give us a |
cup Of lcn ~ the draviug-room'
IN order that the ioad,i may better appreciate my |
motive for looming sir ianton so warmly 10 our |
cucl" take the OPPORTUNITY of saving W1il here |
touching the relations existing just then between
Ia DO beginning of thc year Glare bld paid
r,s.dcnt IN london IT whose house s0" u1d CON.
.tri,trd au intimacy with "a young mtu h1u'd /
brown Sow tha Brown. s1n.rwrntn Ir1,uod. |
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lN'' W. '"' .-i ~ "a l,.I, ,,,,,,,i,t,,, L,tI, /
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~, 'ut o.. tnII L,,l,n,r tI ..r to intiuuira and |
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t'.r .rr..uI iu dr.rltlul mr a., Co h.a Iri uh-
uIr BE- Hu- ,uDh. too, i4 ..4 CURING IL irtncal /
'i,.' t,u.,. win ANN ~ .I...t .r .lLt Select ID |
pit T.',t ,.aII,I bm Ip iilr hliI upuurs /
1i'I' v.tLuf.r SCUM lrr know lodge, barely man |
,-.i n, .,r,. through tn, nominations lu short /
h.. v., a pcdnut aua a pl4 whom fortune delighted /
49, l.,unr aud who Mttrl, had attAlucl % position /
0.t'.L n.s intrinsic merits would certainly never |
INV, secured for him. Il i- not my uablt 90 tIa- |
i,, ,, i',I,vy- 'rc4,Ir,, but there ale OCCASION, |