Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

a. hc hsd foarcl u would l.
In tho c1ursa q cOuvcrsatlnu iiaraos loaru
that Iord Kcls,ons friend Was Mr.. slmmons
tho noio.l larrisiar, who hal - sud,icnll
sprung into euiinsnoo. Mr. Slmmous vat
Jov II ccuiie birth AMI eiuoation, AMI iiaral.
was very foni q hlgh-clasJews Sothotv,
men "a on admirably. Prank aiap kner
who NJ. Sinmons Wa HertsTt dli NJ
All won't on a. vel a. the 1altsris ooah
hayo visnoi until tho elar,t sas placcl of
she ITALIA Thcn an awful thing occuuui-,
coafrciengs. vh.ch 90 tbs day i a slfo sub
tct with Horaoc AMI Herbert II al ara.
frum inviting tn stop gap. I.sten
NJ Turner. a. lsalers u clmmofos sTi
very rroI.rly In Tho habit q dolng. bcgaf
taking ahnut Englaada oommcrcial on
dliian ile spokc In his hggest vcicc
As h. was ircating up0n a suhlst of
vhlch ~ was an authority, D. fcit b. bal {
rieht D. ~ D. Herbert lsfcnri With hi
gentle. p1iiio smlio tut foit -orry NJ Tururi
hal l.sn invited
"Nhat l. running EngiaIdf bomel oui
NJ Turufr "lI tell you. my d.nr sir
IL Jews arr running EngiAni'
A. Mr.. Tuuer must know hssf. Ilerlar'
simply iowci In aoquiosocnoc.
Ifnfaco in tho moantim0 was saying o. NJ
Smm No.
"it h an inii.puiAl.ls fat that III Jcul
ar III mo.t loysl, patriotic raco un.icr ih'
sgn. Their ciovcrucsi no one dcnieS In "a
lnsr tho omoiionAl arts, s'ich a. muse a..
p.try. % t. goucraily a.lmit,cl that a mar
must havo a strain q Jcvish hlorl In him 2,
rias o. suiiuruoc.
Hero NJ Eimmons bowel ani unile,l
l,eal one ~ tho trsio ganc;tss," ouuiinuc'
Turner, nsro,ly.
4 should not - allie to un.i-rriali &c.
urrsi iorlsrt
Rial uho ll,t q biils q al. sbouicl fur
nsr. $50 tho Icvi. the Algahafns ih'
Mo.s.a s b. aru laitsnins On buosrrl n
Jews ar ths curso q tho country. Thy a.
sucking out its bod am mafrov
All iofnoo. who, although b. shu,llers
AZ Mr Iurncrs striient tone, avoilrl listen
ing - Lis uoris, vas saying D. lis ncish
lars
In IL iav AMI in s.ai,slIAnsLlp We hav'
living prOofk AM ~ ~ that branch al
which 1 un.lcrsiani nothing. canu.erce. ",
have lst b. marx tis. drcsy q spain afic'
tho fsrsc0i'ion AMI crpul,ion q your gific'
uati1u
But NJ. Summons dli M bar Ills olrn
p,lnant A. vas listening % loud-yoiooI
Turtcr
'Irok Al AusirAi Ruined. air, rl.ncl by
thcml All thc land. in iheir hands ivst
the tuic would c,me again wheu The Austrian
students a. ro.th
"r,.ih l. in llungary," al licrbcrt
sDfily
Hungarian siulons, thcn Tho time
shouA D. again when they u-,i o. 81 u q
moruiug ant rako orcr tho ashs- of baru'
Jews g. ilni tho goid piecos thoy hal sual
lorcl
rycryl.siy hard this clAne AMI hrutal
wi.h. NJ simmous' faos hasbol hc hall
~ frum his chair. ami glABosi Al honco
hat glancc was enough g. make him r,sums
Ia scat.
To look q horror, absolute horrur a, q
gusts having h-.n inEglted a. his tAbie,
whirh Horaocs fac worc, was more thai
wonierful-it was Fahlme. Never had suet
thing occgrr,l i-forc Suoh another shocl
wuul D. all but death blow. Ills knce'
trVmbi..i. his faoc grew white O. tho vcry
HtA he mt Simmons' glance with an en-
trsailng. appealing. apologctic ook, that
spoke Volumos n ala-'meut AMI moriitca
tan
Nj. s.n.mors, with tho quiokns-s q hi'
ranc. r,ai what Vas passing in hunocl
mini. Hs ans,r merged into pity fur hh
c,urts,als kindly host lie rc-satcl hiui-rll
anl Slil with a pleasant smile, "ll0n Curiou'
such things suund o. men a tho world lik'
usr T.en b. said something In prai-' q ih'
Iaatte Horace gave sgh a rclic', anil Z,
IA, diving dAy viii love that gentle jew.
put Hrrt-srt hal se.n his brothers faoe
AMI knew that = catastrophe bal harrcned
He gus--si that Mr.. Tufncr's Jew latin,
prochyitiss had brought u about - h
adroitiy turned the Conversation, AMI by Al
admirable exercise a self.ainegaiion NJ
Turner hoomlng away about thc iniquitiss oi
the mayor. allorrnen, AMI town council II
Blacktown n was an heroic at, AMI no on'
bat Hcrlsrt know what Il cost him.
Taking IL altogether, the Talbcrts Do nj
count that dinner among their social sac
csssss.
Prank Carruthers had BY now gro~I
rather tir,d q Fallon on the princiflcs d
true art. he, seated midway between III
ho.ts, had fully Appreciated the simmons
Turner tii.-elit 1iAA W. t'ue..e ~ t''N -"
b tho laughter which politeness compslle
him 10 stihe. Moreover. be was thinking :
grcat deal ahout Miss Clauson, AMI how
lonely she must h. feeling. A young maj
always nAttos himself that the younl
woman he loves i lonely without him.
Frank know that wbcn the party al
journel b. the drawing-room b. should ~
loatrics. Her unclss wished her b. - thero
and il was net tho nlle of Haxlewoo
Housc for the men guests 10 60 straight From
the tahlo 10 tho smoklng-room. - Wills
Horace and Herbert were Dsing that III
curiously shaI.d Venetian TASKS were goin.
round with hospitahle, but not with coarsell
omvivial sIs<d, Mr.. CarTuthors was sun
monlng up courage 20 dcsert his Po~t an'
cheer Miss Clausons lone.lness. The though
of that lonclinoSs grew sdIainful that, tai
ing advaniacc'of Horaocis b,ing engaged Il
se-p sconvcrSafion with Lord kelston, hs
ro.e. eiuI..l from he rcun, AMI passing
,cross the hall opcnel the drawing -roou
iOor.
The drawing-room door. Ike every othci
ioor In Hardwood House, did its duty with
out noise There are some peoples door
which always -rraps and lang, just a. ther'
arc some pcopls shos which always creak
The Tnlt.rt.' sho-s never creaked- Ib'
ralberts doors never uttered soupd &
Prank stood on the thick, soft oarpst an
looked at Mis- Clau~on, who had no idea thal
hcr solitary exile was endcf
She was soatel On the music bench. hc'
hands were on the Keys o. tho piano, bu
making no music She was gazing viii
grave eyes far, far awsy-lcoking righ
through the center q the satin-wocd shera
ton cabinst which, full % choice porcelain
stood against tho opposite wall Hd
thoughts, fal o. sweet, were In drcamland.
And Mr.. Carruthsrs stood watching her
Hs tnew he was doing wrong-kncw b
ought 10 make ber aware q his prs~ence-
bus tho picture was % him 20 divinely beau
tifnl that 10 could not help himself.
Tho girl was perfectly dressd; faui
could - found with her attire it was that I
was q trihe too old for her age Her ann
and ncck gleamed whits and fair from Oh
black satin of the dres, which fitted 90 I
dress can only fit form like hers. The ricl
brown hair was cunningly and hecmingl'
coilsd, and without jewel or even flower &
detract from its own native glory. No wen
der that Carruthers was content to watch h.
In sdmiring siiencl
And as h. watched no saw, CO fancicd b