New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
NOBLE BLOOD.
A STORY.
ny JULIAN HAWTHORNE.


aru do ANYTHING you wish mo TO- Saiu no "''"
-. sttcnpting to be consecutive.
"w;u Won promise not TO tell, II tel yo" a"V''
"" 80 NAT even to mother or Aunt FitzF she
asked. smiling again -,
promise With all my heart o.,
aWep then. lust stop painting that treso'"c oiu
-.,rr, and come SIT beside me, till you near aoo"'
ip,rNrs. Codogna continued. It's enongh TO puz,
=, and. one sire and what 10 do don't know INA
yer hear OF the Honorable Miss Mut'h-9nc D
lord Catiunogan's daughter o.
,,,n,,ro.o shook his head. What has she got 70
do with itW ,-..a.c Cod
aV,ybc more than ! have but that's as "ou
oils n She's got frcchles and red ha"' anu =
sboyIder higher than the other ana O''
s,r,pt and not overmuch money eInoi '". -
ha. a lord 10 her father. and tha'S oo''''
peauty or riches. ,.,,o ,,,,cos with her.
"Then you'd be Wililhs " '"''90
would youT ,.,,,+ ifT can
helm II {" SAID Miss Cadogna' ,,;.A.
Ambrose began to fancy that ne saw Gay ''s"'
I'm duke's in love with her, is he
IN. never set eyes ON her, faith. nor she on hiil'
p.+ljsuncle has aud that's the worst oil IL
u.s,,cles Who is hc3 You'll have to Deg'h az
the beginning It'll tho ,oorev for
uisuuce is the one that has all the money ~.
.bo duke himself is poor as an Ir'sh oo@' D'''
ai+ III I tell YOU. The duke-hIs name ~ Al n,'.,
- ,,e three or four years ago, ana II ne"
had A million a year, t"oul" no, ID, H.. .,+ler
- g., him But by the same token hiS l''n'i
n'"'' 40 nov, ,,r.ttv much like himself. ana nav
il"- A. fr.t chance nj the property. he'd not I'i'
, - ofi, hos de, the renting OF three OF lou' I"'
,5 few thousand scudl to begin "''"'
TI,.,.ver The Young Duke Ardent was ho' '' ".'''
- ,Dt ont bya trhc; so first he began Oh MS
raadv money, and when that was Eohc INV ~ i,
of his palaces Palaces viii last Iou2 VIM INV
candles. If only you'll let them alone ou' 90"
hin snend,nr them, They'll run through your
fingers like melting wax. The duke ihpuE"' arc "
save something by going 10 Monaco anu F"''-
.1,,,,.o,. an the Green cloth but whatever tt was
il did no good at all, except 10 tle o"nN'
+.,t t,ne he was pretty low down but ne nau
',.-'. I.a o,1 he Thought lie couldn't do better
than 70 fall in love with u.-not WIN Iho money
.s.lf Won understand. which would nave o'on
NOR. sensible of hm-but TO fall in love with some
body while the money held ont
"Iundcr,tand," said Ambrose
aN.u Idou't know much about that part OF the
story. excerpt that the lady was JeweS7 ana o'uel
+b,n h. WAS: and when his family found 'ul "H''
H. uas ,hout. they made terrible dlsinac aver
and managed to get her ont OF the way hn' h"' ~
fore she'd pockctcd the dukes last hailPehhy' 20
what 10 do next he didn't know, unless hed 20 10
New-York 20 dig for gold. or, maybe S' 10 "I''''
as a model Ike do myself"
-. - If ra,,,ircs q great deal of
scientific training in the miner to work 1t auccess-
hllv On the whole think the model scheme "lS
mucb the more promising. But what did he do, as
amatter of fact r.
Just nothing in the world answered Miss "a
DOGMA " for twl, here his uncle came INTO the mat
ter. and did everything for him. HIS uncle you
see WA' 'n' ""'S o"' W ~" -. - i,,s,..o IL.
anything excerpt " """' ''' et ~
was the younger '''''''' W. '' -,
HIM my duke J"7V u '".' nun h,
and when lie sa" no" CIV P''P.,,' .. L.,
made up "i' "i'"u ~ taSl ~, c,,,,. IN
ahd n'ih~ q ''''' ma ".... 81. and .,il.d
Lohnoh an" "'". irt.t, h.. 81. ,,,-,.
Lim'oi i'"'N "'' go, ..,,t,r 1,d
money 'h'h ever an 'N' 'i"'"'o ~
had H lA'H ives 'o " Wv"
VINO Us poor V'.o' hin. ,
"'''' F" ~" ''', ..... 49,. 1910, ,,,,
uu@'' ~ nav 60. D[,i...,,, ;,,c.,+l,.
hS MANN - 49,. ma
"-' -. i,., ut. ,.ou . of ,onrs. he wa.
...l ,,, ca, I,,r for tbe bopor Of the
49,, ., tr., dim, M. did ,cos To make him
'''''J J'' i..i ,,,,, b,, n ,,i.it tul lac could
c'"'' w. - 80. . ..,,,, mo-, he ,,o.
'-' - -. L.. ..r.il.lo f.llovvu
i''' '' -, H. 60 l. on, liz
lou may say '"''' '' 80 =,
came u the c"hciuS"h ''''' wv" wa 'o'S Wa"
meaning aud amlaDle young gentleman, WIN beah-
tif,,l ,,,,rers and a facr like picture and hands
80 80. 49,. ..- f,, 1,;. Lr,;,y +l,,,,
ahu lt't ike "Oi'"N - '"' '' | ~ -"
were not the strongest part or him. ana DIS uIS-
n,eit,u 40 ca,y that he'd take The color of the last
81, "a l ,t.,.,r ,.,,,, told hin, IN
person H' "@' VIZ" "t me-,
do' he do H. pr'I"ou ne u.In Hi'V Hi''' ''iN'-
body else who told him different. So to begin
,,b the uucl. got hi,n a Yacht and went sailing
- IN - ,l. s.as Cor ra.r mr. two +ill
win "''" a. Wv
there wasn't "a place hafuS 'A'V ever y Gu Hearu ol
that they hadn't visited; only Ae never let otto ont
,f h,s..gbt when they were ashore: aud at sea he