New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
hone vOuu LET her find out for herself that he's

drsadfni sra.sictness. and the subject furnished
me with moro than one opportunity lot Hbg!ty
dropping hand-lcad into her near to ann me- " tbcrr
out what depth Of water there was loI NY t,uJ
and what sort of ground the arlhinB hnoMGu.
And was 80 greatly encouraged oy my Ssool vio9
that growing more courageous as the ulhnui Pior
~"sscd and my spirits mounting to the music OF
her VOICES gentleness, ay. and fendThessi boy
melody distnguishable above the Iulea ittII fnlHf
withoyt and the straining and cTeaklnS "llum-l
asked her TO tell me if she would Ike me 10 20
away from the ship, with the sea-sick UT. horG 1
conbe She peeped at me under her @ t So Won
sand If YOU thought would Ike you u y" w"
would not stop >. -. $500 I,,., e I
You'd have good right to distru ntid my love II
refused to do anything you DESIRED sd4 /. T 1,,.
swell" said she. y" since you are mere uo"
TT foS,nd her hand under the table and took u
sbe let me hold il moment. with trliie oil PINK III
Ler cheeks and then drew 1t away III manner 70
signify; =" don't object, but you must ho' i"'A0
IN - tbis small stroke of eloqucnce was of 10 use
The feel of her soft little hand crisp with the ring
two she wore was TOO lnGG ioi at nevsT was
Irri more loved by her sweetheart. Ana so, Whlo
| CAPTAIN Jackson talked at the top OF ms N9icc
with the chief mate, who han come Del0W 10 ' IN.
! ncT and Mrs O'Brien blatheTlng about inc
ncdicrca of the OIricnS and the - ShauuiS G;luS 10
Mr. Joyce, and Daniel ana MI: thompson luUAi ~
! and Mrs jackson and the doctor ratIifh ava! ~
! brisk conversation, | poured INTO ll0rchcc car
the hundred feelings aud hopes when thc touCh VI
her hand had cast adrift from my hearI' !og l9'
| Of the misery caused me by her removal TO scot
Iand the fears which haunted me that her IdtHti
would carry her away soInew here our 81 my Icatn.
! the despair TINT had seized mo when heard thaI
| She was going to Australia, ana tnat hau uotcI-
mined me us my only chance, to san IN ne s'I'ilo
shin with her and to risk her anger Tor daring 70
| love her too well to suffer the ocean 10 separate
If she thought me prcsumptuous, for talking IN
| this fashion She did not say So, nor loon 50 III
/ deed INV lads the idea she gave me by hGI lld"u'i
| of listening was. that she would rather nav Liza
me taikatiye than shy Now ana agah si to T' hrt
| how utterly Ihad been crushed by her letter 10
! Snphie in which she said that she was gong !"
Australia until the idea of joining her IN th' wy
! aye pieced nv heart together again she S.u
| knew that would gricye you terribly, lettllG ihc
| words slim ont and then avcTtIug her face with
It'll" Blush, as their significance struck her but
Won ace this was not the first time we llhu met
| not the first time Sne had discovered loIed her
| there was the memory of many words OF nllnA
! thonclts between us and her l0cket was on NY
| heart and she was being sent away partly because
| of nav love lOT her; and was proving ny NV w
| bcur with her and following heI uhIo tnC WY
! end Of the world could our eyes meet Nillout q
world of meaning sprngirg from the tnc"ul'C CH ~
glauceS' II her love l9r NE c WIZ nv" II was
| Coming forward, and though, few hnHrS lri"It,
! when ! Law hiding away from hcr' c3ul' HI'
have dared TO believe that she au any ,nt sat
! ing for me than simple kindness. nag iiol sa'
half an hour by her side at that dnncT-tabe WIN
out feeling rs that her eyes were DeautluI'
! her smile the most owing IN ne, hcr VOC"
| nclody swcetly played III tune that many more
days would not pass without her finding the young
sailor by her side sovereign OF her heart as se WAS
| already the delight and glory OF his me- .
! These thoughts ran through my talk with hGr,
! Ike the central line of hemp over when the
strands of a rope are laid, and made me 80 Joyous
that would sometimes fancy she peepcd al me 1oT
| the pride which the happiness III MY lace gave Her
| as the cause OF 1t. - ..;. $500.
| were not in Il hurry to return to him; indeed, 1t
was plain 10 that her former lndiherchce 70 Ihe
! man had developed INTO real disgust, through his
| chasing her on TO the water, where she could not
! escape his attentions, and any reference 10 MN
| Inundated her. as you might suppose 3i hlSh-
! spirited girl who would bO ashamed that or any
body else should know that her father ana aunt
had lent themselves TO a cheap poor conspiracy to
Cutange her with Il creature mean enough 10 play
the uumauly part allotted him.
Thompson and the chlcf mate left the table 10 go
on deck aud presently the pilot made ms appear
ance i'll Il shaggy coat, gitterlng with MOISTURE ana
/ n red nose at tho end of which sparked large
! drop of salt water, hanging there IKE JeWel.
Cahtoin jackson tackled him on the subject of the
weather; Mr. Thompson Tucker and Mt. joyce
withdrew to their cabins; but Mrs. - BIlth ana
Mrs Jackson kept their seats and SO did Florence
hurry to see If she could DC of any use to her aunt
congratulated her upon lot G'S s"iivlIS IL -
when were not little remarkable let me zen You
IN her AS well as in the other LADIES' VINO i,a mus,
cred ut the dnner-table for the strait mort Nas
pitching and urchlng IN the hOohl'htoc i.i' MN
that Is only possible 10 big snip III OHthHcl 80
where the confued suTges run last with sh'Il'
savage play rs mike to the rhythmcal long down
hcayo Of ocean pillows with inc w{aG, sca Iit
u cradc-llkc floating plunge as the motions VI an
uubaliastcd pile are to tue stately sweeping u
balloon upon the waves of the wind.
Have you decided yet upon returning 10 your
real name 7 she asked. III.
Il will do whatever you wish, answered; o. put
will It be wise to let your aunt know VINO AN I,
What can she do if she should know she asked
| with CLEAN of mutny in her eyes.
She may make q fuss" sald L. " andSuItIy 'hoIc
| has been too much fuss already .
of may not call you Mr.. seymour, cannot
call you Mr.. EgOrton,' she cxcaImGd. 49,,
You can speak OF me to her a. Mr.. Egerton, ana
think of me as Jack can't you. darling icpleu.
"Oh don't call me darling she sand - Is NOT
right don't MUD fio ;atnS no" anu inc 'U''
III It is not wickd to think of yon as darling IL
cannot be wicked to call you So sald !. -
DO you prefer" SAID size, not looking 50 very
shocked after all ito keep the name you have
takenT .
Yes, do it wolud set tho passengers talking
they found had shipped under al assumed name
And what need Is there that your "uAV 9n0uu
Well utter bit sho consented, manifestly against
her will but she could the force OF my OpJcc-
tinus rpsppctug the passengers. and then again she
was TOO angry with her aunt, Tor the snareele Ilu
! lnd upon her, to nlnd what she would thhk II NY
identity should come 80 be revealed. On the Other
! hand any uncomfortable opinions the Otncr puaS-
cnprTs could form of me were sure 10 elhualIaeS
her. foresecng, rs she must nave done, thaI my ny
| love for her would soon be noticed by them ms
little matter being settled to my sdtlslactlon' We
| got talking about my relatives at Bristol, ana then
| She told me how unhappy she had been iId,ie ny
! her papas wish that she should marry Mt. More
! cOmbe, and limited at some PAINFUL HudIre9 tuui
! Rad occurred at Dunked which, she sad, had
! made her feel glad to accept her aunt Oier 10 It.
turn with her tn Sydney. -,
! Both Auut DIuars and papa said my health
| would be improved by sea voyage. and that was
/ tho ostcnsihie motive for the tourney slld sn1
aud nrrt ended To believe that that was the only
! reason though added she, vii lovely tnge OF
! red in her cneoks and looking down as she spoke,
! never doubted that you were the Cdls1' DuI
! 70 Think she exclaimed. warming mp and fixing
| her ewes on me, that the voyage was planned
! wholly and simply to bring Mr.. MorecomDe ana me
! together Oh cannot bear to think OF II! indeed
| cannotl how couid papa be induced to take such
a stepp ~.
Don't let that thought trouble you, ms darling"
! exclaimed ovUrjoyed 10y her caudor. aud cropping
! for her hand. which she let me retain. " Ii you
| only loved me one little bit, rs adore yon, tior-
| euce you could not ind anything 20 be angry WIN
| i'm II 81 ueme that has ended in making me- the nap
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