Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-06-04
ESAAE.
Count Won Lindenheim.

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nItle d! neL ye1tlnelice, it, VIII h ~ MaS
WIZ 90 ef',u si+ oi,@C tiiJ donendnnt on tha nnen
and and that tn itGfTsrs for that reason the man"
dependent @rudl 1ltV on nth the 'womanl it seems to to
nie We llaNI taino 49, M 1I,o heno, o
ttstu I've eaaouly M nor, wv ell wi+bn,,t ,1S
'laS lleil oatl oo 1;n We nba NC said .sT con 1
oo are tuG i+b E'tIm, rn,, hut tbinl Ipn,,
1lou hoeR up VIZ I,.o ,,oro ooraod oil .{Ia
San,o AmOo "iioi0 wv "00 0 "-' 'ii0
'"It aIt - tho Enr1iSb y sba .nsuarod
o,,os;uaI,,. % '.H af ,Ta 1rnra hntb sneailinG
o,,'. ov@'lr lonnnaoa we sbonId nnderStanS
oa ori o,'o+hor 81 i,t baffern . '''ii@'
oiiI nDa,bo,pS cub
atIo,a ,1'tp2f e fo+bo,. Sho want an
+orard rd ,Tbare NJ Tnraina i had onneaE, ,f.
oJ on tbo N throSho1d ho4,ronr i,'' +hp t,uo
oor 60 we 'i Sbe o ,Tonf fo tan 'o 4G .~G
him and fool. his hand in hers tbe III
flo n,utinous eynression fading as che
ioollad M at HIM her evns ~rnwin@ C" soft off
% and sweet i'i' Ai N''' ei'"Nio 'oi'
''A.1 aYou are inst in time father. Count
Tindenheim and I went on arg,,ine nm mn
81 we We're .t the VERGE Of onarreITnGI
at least I was" N w
and what was tbe noint of differ
pnPpc"
@Woman. down-trodden woman.
woo defandinT ber and INSISTING on bar
r;@btS D ''-->' - -
aNot her rinbts. Svdnev-her priyi-
1eoes
2 do not like them accorded as privi-
leges; still, am not proud"
"And you would rather not do with
out them? Well, ring for lights, and
fetch the chess-bOard. Home, Sydney"
he went on, should be a court, ruled
by king and queen, and then there
would arise no question as to which
were rights and which were privileges"
No. father" she retorted; home
should be court where there is only a
queen-and prime minister"
Il dare say that would insure peace"
"Well, at least it has done so in our
case"
Mr. Lorraine had seated himself in a
low armchair, and having so spoken,
Sydney leant over the back, and lightly
kissed his gray head. Then lifting her
smiling eyes to the tall, fair man, who
stood watching her, Poor father" she
said gently, "he has never even found
out that l rule him."
is it not? That is why l don't COM
am waiting to hear it."
"Ah, you should not have gone to
write, father" she said, her voice losing
its light tones, and growing quick and
earnest, "and then you would have
heard Count Lindenheim play. Such
musicin- -clasnino hor hands tooether-
cit was fairylandn
"Retter tban fairv1and nansvered Mr.
Toraine "T was 1istaninr also and II
von do not heliava mo no and 1oolr at
INV mannscrint and see how % few words
7 have added To- # That II iS The charm
of music " he went IN turning tn the
young man. at comnrises avervtbing
YOu Shut your ewes and vet see nic3.
nres and Ieer voioas ''. nd ~ yth S1o pio
Wavs met nictures res vom 1o Wish u to 's sess@Voices @ e
whose tones yon are longing to hear"
Svdnevt1rned aWay toward the niano
but, as Mr.. Lorraine ceased speaking'
with few mick stems She came hacI
to his " side e 4''oA ''op' '''o '''nl0 ''''A
"That is how va b.va botb +b.ntod
YOU" She said SWIFTLY her hand On the
old mans. her grav ewes lifted to The
Younger. ave have 10th told Won that
YOU showed us magic country: Won see
we felt. though we could not sneak"
"And I can only saw" he repiied "that
it seems to me a great thing to have
been intrusted WITH the the kew % that t threw brew
omen tha aates D e Ha fnnnd b;msolf % a" 1noL.
inc with 8 sort sort Of natbet;c % % interest % at
the old mans sad ewes to whom had
been coniured IN a yis;on of his hnr;ad
mast at the giriss Glad ewes that had
had a glimpse into what was yelled
from ber aamar1-;nyI, j., tha 49,
and then the momentarv w emotion that that
had touched ali three srbsided and he
became aware that he was still holdinS
Sydney's fan. which he had nicked m
when It fell from her careless hold He
gave it back to her with a light warn
ing. "You are brave. do Won Know that
peacock feathers are prOVerblally un-
Fortunately"
She took If in bar bond +o,,ob,rr tho
foothorS ,nronaI ~ M ~ ii''ii''' 'oueiiiis 'iio
AN, DuC am not afraid OF the
especial misfortune that they are said
tn hrinpln
:. n1.,
ralne.
She turned with a little cOl1rtesv TO
ber fatbar "rNbo dorrhtors - II AZ
-. 1919 ho uauS SliColo, oil, VI lhe
ana you mean to accomplish your
destiny in spite of the peacOckp"
"On the contrary maon 70 oooor+
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