Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-25
,itoruiir0 alFwo Serials.
AMONG THE PHIuSTINES.
BY MRS. NORA LIPMAN HUss EY
CHAPTER XIV.


low"
And I'm very glad you have found
me-" ] exclaimed, shaking Charley Dud-
ley's hand ''lVe just started to the Aca-
DENY OF Music" I added. "COme along,
won't your Don't hang back" 1 contin-
uej. as his face tell alittle. 'Pye whole
b0x o. myself-the managers bOX-and
was just regretting that L was to have no
company"
"I'n gladly 20. There's a rush for
seats. YOU know. l only hesitated be-
cause feared 20 cause YOU trouble. Mon
TAM. IN Whatf' he asked, as we walked
out on the pavement.
"'l HolutO.' DOniZetti seems to be
her favorite. II you don't care. III take
You with me after the opera. Her mana
ger very kindly invited me to supper"
.'The deuce he didr' Charley exclaimed.
$50 far from ohjecting / shall be delighted.
You are a fortunate fellow, Maxwell.
How i'm the world did you manage to fall
i'm with MeuZels"
"Oh, I don't know. Good luck, 1 guess
you'd call b.. Here. yOu-' / shouted to
acahman; and Charley's questions were
NOT renewed.
The Academy was ablaze with lights
and agl0w with flowers. and the flower
lke faces Of beautiful women.
Very soon after our arrival there was
Che wel.-kuown crash Of the orchestra as
the overture was begun.
ours was a stage box: thus affording a
close view OF the singers.
"lSn't she very much like some one I've
-eeu:' Charley whispered, while the
madame was singing her first STRAIN.
.-Tle face Is like a suggestion of Iono-for
soften thines.@
.plefrv- Charley Tonsvero1 smiling
-L.ok out. my bov. Before the third act
vou viii have arrived at an ecstatic degree
20 creature-w0rship.''
81 guess YOU are right" he answered
uueasiIv. .Somethins i'm the face certain
Is haunts me-
She was a powerful actress, and her
voice e0ualcd har dramatic Talent. In
the duo. lust before the MARTYR scene. she
arose as the sublimitv of expression and
achieved har Greatest success
..~ha i wonderfully beautiful ), Charley
saif when tbe curtain had dropnad an
rha Iast ACT and we were ma binsr oilr vvsv
behind tho scenes ..WonderfnIlv hea6-
ami Ana those eves haunt me sin ;,
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ti-a.~ She said. Joining me in a window.
81 home y0u have no u1lritanicaI lean
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with my hostess first :,
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-rst wanted ne Measure of drinkins-
wine with vou.-
SAINT YOu uut mo undpr further obIf-
-e+i0rs. mas the evening bored vous You
SIS not like cards IL seems. And these
r..r-tra .lra am STRANGERS to vot1-,
81 have been greatly entertained. [ as
Sura Won. L shall return To GeOrgia To-
rra~rly madame - continued REGARD
~ har aarnesfIv- ..XVbat message have
rou Tor I.iskas''
I'll hardly know what 10 say TO Won,
-fs ansvyered with corresnonding earn
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-raar -rief to me that cannot see her.
Doubtless YOU know from Col. NeRhea
t.at / have sacrificed INV nleasura for
what consider Tiska's GOOD Tell her
f-.r ma that I homo She will la ,e,,-
.rriiors ana jutifII Ana trv to make
hen aIrl-sfber difTererf from what am
win Won p
So smoke with q. c-reat show of earnest
est. and. al tine last. She laid one little
slauelv hand ON NV arm. and looked info
ms lace with ewes which. if had been
less wise. would have convinced me Of
renantance and regret and sincerity of
soul.
Madame answered. somewhat cold
Iv.unm0yed by her beauty or the magnet
ism OF her touch: madame, why will
you persist in tritling with me? | have
the child's best interests at heart. Her
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from Col. NcRbea's words I iudge that
ta TOO is ignorant Of many imnorf9nt
facts. H. Is unreasonabla no s1pp6se that
VIII remain sausneu win ignorance.
lle consequences OF such cause are
irau-lt with too much unhappiness for