New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

like behind crowaed with imposing tortoise-shei,
comb. Black lace mitterS we're on her nanus, hnu
half way up arms which were hony and Oi amazing
length The words of her speech expelled from
her mouth by forward jerk of the hedd 10 whlch
the Curls and the comb lded impetus; ana az ,le
same tune she would dart her hand AT her lnlef-
lucutor opehing her fingers she dad 50, as II tho
sentence we're pinch OF mVshlc poNucIt, VI" -
which she was besprmklng hrm. MeahWhlle YET
eyes which not large, hut black 1ni or rophi %
shape as to be "A noticeable feature would NIX 'he-
selves pOignantiy upon the listener, " ,bcn'f W
90 take effect Add 70 these trats paS'l9h''o ~.
poctlcal intensity Of nouns. adlectNe- ana accents
and "a determination not 10 he satlsneu WIZ -
emot ioual ardor your part Tran SIZE az nttl'
testing on her own and 10 Will be understood tIial
a conversation with her would be renemoereu py
many nen all their lives. ,.4
Nor was Miss Fitzgerald q woman ana p"et
only dowered with the Hate of hate, the Love OF
love and the Sc0rn ~ scoru she was alsn = eIll'
and glri whom tve-and-tOrty summers naH n"V III
the least awaited 20 ripcn or 10 'aIhr. Al, N'' -.
measure for measure ahOut her. Did she COZ IN
tratp her attention upon mote u'1' IN : VI ,".
beam It became the planet Jupiter, WIN eIRli, ."
tendant moons: she would glory IN IT, weep over IT,
die for IT, aud write ode on n or any "Lh'l i"to
won, do lust ~ we'll Such person nn't DC 'nau-
aged with tact and trnness ana AnoISsc - cam
self with such skill and patience as ne had 10 cap
tire and bride This singular aud tormIdaUie WI "a
fowl nor did II much surprise MN 10 NM tnd' ~
wa- no. really formidable than the ass III 'Ho
lions skin besides being innocent OF the intent 10
deceive that stains the character OF lhat ,n'Sqi.
qdcr Her poetry and her family were MISS "
having been propitatcd, she became tOnchinEy
tractabls; and since the actual strength 81 neI
character tanart from the .nlauon due 70 van w
ignorance and eyctcmcntl being nearly zero, Am
bro-es mascnne force had its effect. untll shc
waited npon his words and opinions " tn the defer
ence and tiinidiry Of a child Finally Ambrose ~
truduced the subject of the tower, ana oil MS pro
lcrtcd studO therein. -,
WOuld IL interfere IN any way Win the con
veplence Of-the family p lie asked.
Sure, then Mr.. Ambrose, my SISTER would never
be disapprovin1 Of nv judgment; ana now poor
Cadogna il gone God rest him, there's no one eIHe
10 be consulted about IT, And 'twOuld Until NC
with Joy and delight that man OF ynur Srnlus'
country and character would be using these ances-
trail halls for the purposes OF yonr snbilme sr,.
Were 10 say you nay. Mr. Ambrose 'twould he Oh
your account alone ~ -. -, ~,
q How am to understand you, Miss Fitzgerald =
@No mortal foot" replied the lady, WIN an ac-
cent and gesture of mystery. has trOd those pre-
cncts for score of years; no human gtsihG Ia
dwelt in them for century! Nor IS tins all. sos-
nect-nav | am convinCe1-that Presence hannts
them 'ris WHISPERED among the traditions OF the
Ca.iosnas that the bride daughter OF the hrs'
emiprant a beauteous Italian. met her death ,Iu-
denIv and mvst.rousy within these walls You
believe in spirItsf But why do | ask NV near
tells me We are in sympathy ShaIl we theu
together and hand IN hand. tempt the aWIuI SOIL
tude, of those lon g-seaIed cha n'ers y
Il assure Won" exclaimed AmOrose' " IL "oulu
give ME the greatest pleasure .,
Follow NE, then " rcOIned the SlDyl; anu the
artist did not wait to be asked twice.