New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
A FOG ROMANCE.

,,irrrd now and then by sooty little breeze, from
nowhere in particular, that dispersed them not
only made little black eddy and departed.
Ju5oors il felt at once hot, Cammy, choking and
smuttv The room airy and spacious; one OF
,he best private sitting-rooms Lankham bad I"
Offer; vet Inogcn Ray had Just declared. " II felt
like a chimney on fire being put out with wet blank
cts" She was leaning against the window frame as
she spoke gazing into the grny sea OF vapor' nall
intclcstcdly, Enthusiastically.
She was very beautiful, even by that h.deous
light: with the singular beauty only found on the
furthc, shores of the Atlantic delicate, fragile an"
marycnously brilliant c" The beauty OF snowpeakS
as SUNRISE of an opal with its heart of fire under
its veil of snow to quote the successful beginning
of poctical adorer. who gave up after few more
attempts to reduce the lnetfabe to pen-and-lnk
summary She looked like poem, melody an
artists dream; and was a matterof-fact, alert
busincSs-like Young damsel. practical and self
reliant as became citizen of "Airths greatest
Her COMPANION was leIsurely finishing his break
fast He might have been digntary OF the
Church by his dress His staiwart build, ana 4
general suggestion Of open-alr life that pefVad'd
fm seemed to indicate a sailor or C0onlSt, nut
the noble, intellectual head with its sllken name OF
snowy hair the massive features with Their curious
none but the original of the face that Smrkcd IN
tho Graphc and scowled in the illustrated on the
ing the photographers windows in very miYYed
company the face OF the temporary lion of London
literary
osophcr and critic. Evcrard Holt whom the liter
AIRY world aforesaid had for the past week been de-
lighting 10 honor
this is quite a London particular according TO
GaCPGy." COLT wo sbou,3 lose something if we left
without fog-but pVe got rather thicker one
than | expected here"
She didn't talk Yankee only paid more respect 10
her vowcl. sounds and cnunciatcd more nclSiyely
than is the wont of Us ndolent BrltlshcrS and her
voice had the music of silver on silver. Speaking,
cba a.. inf mt he !
squarc envelope which She held daintly and re-
snrctfnliv II was fastened bv a big red seal bear
ing "a coat of arms and coronct at which she
glanced with admiration unworthy her race.
" This is a gloomy ending 70 our holiday dear"
and EVcrard looked toward her anXlOuSlY. To-
ward her. not at her, thereby betraying what many
of his casual acquamtanceS never perceived that ne
was hnd-tOtally, hOpelessly bhud-trom some
accident late in his life at the very zenith of his
popularity and usefulness. go o.,
lie had accepted the calamity character>tcaIly.
tried patiently and fiITly every possible means "l
recovery: then, these failing, with the same rest
with which he had been wont 70 turn {" some fresh
ery OF every art aud device by which the lost
might be supplied. He had marvellous memory
and "a curioiSly sensitive nervous organzatlon-and
lac had IuOgen his loving devoted adopted child.
Nothing can spoil our holiday, or our home
coming she added quickly. From first to last all
has been pleaSantncSS."
And you don't regret the old country in your
am very, very glad to have been here and seen
England and English people for myself: but my
heart Of hearts is and always will he American.
m,
shall Ice under the Chisehurst clms again.
Evcrard and Imogcn had spent . year wandering
happily about Europe together, sightseeing max,
ing friends, collecting materials Tor new WORK ana
a course of lectures. and finding thenSelys welcome
and honored everywhere by kverardS brethren OF
The great craft of book-making. The morning paper
that Law collapsed on the floor contained louG &C
Collut of grand banquet in ms honor given by
DISTINGUISHED circle of his admirers the night before
and also a paragraph announcing his departure the
next daV from Liverpool for NeW-1 ork
"What time do we leave TINS T. LNeIaIu a9"''
presently. ILL.,, ,.. ~,
and Eve packed HIy last scrap ANA Ie"d N3u every
line worth reading III all the papers. anu th'lf5
nothing 10 do but 10 sit and long for some ifSH ar
after ali last nights -as ana eioqu'ho' lll lH' I"7
Tises I'eh how il seems 10 close one III amt
3Ttcr all have their limits" said Eyerlrd
alt Il. 7os.ibIe believe to 90 right through and
find I,nt and tree air beyond. Should you Ike to
tIyl I'm ready. ,.,. 49,, ,.,,,, ,I,iros 6,.t
30 am J. but stop-ict me put upSoul lhiI-S l'''
and start with "a clear conScltnce. ,o
Yon ar, too late for once oh most sCrupulouS oil
49, ", i,innrndente and consulted the chamber
maid on the result She says nave iSIO H''''.'7
out and made a beautiful job OF IT,.
'u,lo. are You tired oil me WIN " paine" II'S
of rcpIodch III her voice. .,.-:.- l...,
lmoe"H are You jealous OF your "uilot wv.
me and AFRAID of my a>certalnn@ me Hh Oh III.
nnvrr,g There is better work IN tie world Tor you
inv dear than playing dOg-ln-a-StruS TO DIiH "Iu
man; and when il comes, want you 10 leti ma
t%nI h prizc vour love and service beyond al cc'
ON earth, ! can live without YOU, my earring. ~
epoke slowly as if watching to detect some .i-n oil
Il.r mood " Now get ready, III ten minutes, II }on
can" he ended brissy starting up and making for
ny TGr waiter had drawn forward sdc-table 10
hold some breakfast accessories ah" E'tI"IV'
ignorant of the change. came hc1Nliy .aHd "' III:
II. ia.0ncI ascertaincd with RAPID touCh thaJ
,'otIiur wa, oversrt injured ana l'lJ '' room
tightly InOgeu, knowing MS way a." H"t ~
fcnpt 10 interfere OF assist, Dnt S'Vol 3'' %
ing him with loving, wisttul look III HeI s''A."5
'SafiD Do without me one Of these DAYS! He ciant
viii All his rretenrc and be never snail be aIHSa
never ueyeri Nv darling uncle, me orSl Ilopi'9''
YTi.esf of men Ii is only too much hohoi loI Il
stupjd little thing like me 70 Gc PtiM'lleu ~ e'''
him Am lif : best lovc-and he has IT, F.. I..,
Sic WiuEcd away bright Ittc tear Aom
long IN hcs-laurhrd little aud drew our ol ,i'
Li,euycIope "A ldedlv maScuiint-iooNhG, cll>'i''
in hold black characters, with a hl4 Sc'""P s'1I"
trrc -, tIe last page. " Gerald Addrc
II looks plain enough and easy oh.u-n - @u,
-" unused She land its neither one nor Inc
other He says stunning hastily over tn1 CON
tents" hc relies on me 10 ten H. NHt,u:, ~ 49, ~
really avail himself Of my W',r ~; III -, o'' a for
CLifrlu-st If so. he thinks of starting aJ One 4oI
tIe S..tc, by the same steamer a' o"loc', w., -
pos,lbo lie is al Liverpool a""lInE i mt IGP T.,
-. .tr Now what doe, 10 me IA. or WliJ VII ii,
uuIerstaud by my answer; lie H-ed ~ l!!t IN W.
,ri.tye 10 see America, and perhaps OF 7''NtH@
Gt,tn fbrrr though uncle only IauGAc" at I''
notion: and now it seems as u i' wee ~ t"l"
all write hm q c2oI It''I ,1 . r,r,,,,I,.id
,.,f..t r.-t and uuIrt 20 uncle Tor soh' 'ii, l"
conc: il gently PM him Oh Tor Ihe present "Il,
- viii he Tor good and all. leCI H. some 'i"rI
fancy viii come bri"et" us anu t'i XVI J.,.t
.~d Gf our friendship. ! hate u thhh II "'n
mind saving sy--v.lru uOhu..l can MA M .,
Ha'uI Il -. Gomez He'll come fast cuCuSh.
hon zee our beautiful home 4nd VII" hat A Ji,@ 5.a,s
arc a. their best not I'll" ru2biIh I,ar ii'n
our ID 9 5snr U uncle s prophet tot iai honor IN
his own country andi he c9"G l n Y,t " Gc I. "a
=" "S I'm tin y,.ti mo- local prejudice, unl"S, hc
las n ~ favor place who're We hap Itc 10 and nd
fuuldI; D., hates h., IRISH estates ana ms % I
otlti. S.allI say Como and yet. ,,,-.;,,.
Here lycIaId~ ioot-tcp was aqdib'' anu I'l I}}
.nuecsiiAp the letter, lmogru IHIIcu Oh N'i i'"'
and Newmarket aud went 80 meet nm. c.,, .ro
Which way 2 hc asked, rs tucJ ISSUED II""l '"'