New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18

Hastingsi-tne old niriesairs" vss ebcet g asd;
bat he checked ~ last tArss words On as ags 'as
Why eouldnr b his dsngntsr r said Rstas WITH
Tnsrs ja.i VINO Is%.a.nsral Hsstins.s a.asns.''s
csdnou. "ss Of Sss :pi.ss lips
Il vas vosssrfui 70 sss. after that announcement
how his Indifference gave place to the most intsnss
tho Old millionaire in hi. path r. be sskei bim.slf
am surprIs-d he repeated a. lensth that hyins 80
near wsdron To you should know 90 little OF II
although Fsis.n e.%. :p'sd very Little . ,s
months ont Of the year md T. scarcely N ,!,.
home until sm Obliged 10 go back sgaiu."
Bernard osssssh, RI. ,sps.;sa the yGgnf % f1:us
: 81 soSf sssS .Il then op MS Drown eyes
he my father. Law partner. altncnsh paP.u !.
ssusrsIy spend: the .annsr months VITA = Fair
lawn. DO you know him" abe asked suddenly
met hin oncs'' returned wsliemar wsldron. care,
essy na' .nsss was ee snssa s ass We are
hardly acquaintance ho-eyer. 49,,
There Is Ole request should like to ask of yoa, MI
Consider granite beforehand" he repred calamity
And ssaf Ia" continued Refine. tnat you viii not
forbid 90 out unattended"
he replied And the lock which accom- panied the words
keine's girsh heart nuttrr strangely
ecId-nounted whip in. little xauutletsd hand -eI.
pressing the nofe very earnestly that they would meet
They we're destined than either OF them
Long after the blue waving riding habit and dancing
rinmr uer, ".s bs Saa 1sr, him Isanng against
gnaried chest nut uee -.
iawr-for within those walls dwelt h. merctess Zoe
He white TO the lips tire grave stern face OF
Bernard ChesleIgn ruse before vision In the
that heard again the scAtng rebnks Barnard Cues
leigh had hurled NJ him as he pointed with commanding
He recalled as stood there. the be had made
-It Is YouR turn now triumph over my downfall
snd disgrace, Chesleigh-but for roc / SHOULD never
have been fOuni out; BUI THE TIME MAr CONE WHEN
CAN AvESGE MYSELF. if II ever does-BEwAhET
Had that time come DOW :" Wademar Waliron asked
himself Gould It be- possible that the naughty young
lasy-r hal fallen in love with General Hastngss pretty
daughter r.
1t was not only possible bat very probable Yet IL
evident that pretty Refine hesrtree for s that
mad made up miud any SUBJECT aud she certainly
had neArt gong to the picnic which was 70
At urs father had sternly refused hsr bat he was
no. proof her ey 90tTS 6s went 70 lh the
pisuIr and Bernard Cnesleign was her escort
OSs large wa, par gay aaSd re wa.
ringing merry young voices aud peals of Laughter.
lanterns swung from branches o the trees gorgeous
pGns vns tho ss r qoSs OF ,m 1ns .ray
packed lovely young girls aul ilant cavaliers
Pefue welcomed for general
favorite as also Bernard Cheseigb.
Twice he had spoken 10 Rein". bul she had not even
w.ldemar Waldron would be present surely GerlIe
Traverse hal the grave TO invite him. especially as
Ali R-inr HastIngss heart gave quick throb. She
walked TO the sud OF shady path. and there she
soluer possible. taan he lad appeared tue Day before
he talking To Gerfie Tr.verse, ReiDe's dearest
friend. II W different he looked from suy young msn
Kene had more lively, more animated his
face beaming witt gayer sIni-s
nh. ha her
lovely. cnldike fare flushed WITH pleasure.
sue stood qu STU eIL ecng tuas ne "pu an. come
away. giving her no OF portunty TO bow 70 hun - 49,,
the tV pcnio seemed anything but enjoy ,be to her
So uetiing WIS wantin,. At last she saw Wadenar
WaIlrnn coming toward her. Poor. pettsd spone
beauty She felt nothing but sonaer That ne had not
H. held ont his whit hand with the charming grace be
had perfect mastery Of and the dazzling brown eyes
that locke down Into her own told her 1ore eloqueny
than any words could have done now pleased lie was 10
How little 1 Dreamed when I reluctantly promised
myself come here 10 day. what pleas ire was IN sore
for me met yJu again " he said. nave Tried
in mind command OF yesterday no one
was u know Of your alventure-consequrutiy no one
must know OF our meeting. logged to come to you
Every nus; believe us Sur Ingers that was
yesterdays command
You %re kiua to be so consdsrare she faltsred
blushIns rosIly under the of his snstic eyes
How the moments fitted by as La stood there talking
It was so beautiful Ear down in the deep green glades
tn. sunlight danced bright aud golden tnrSusa the
CARPET Of wild flowers Overueai where tue thick
the birds were singing as though love and
hone we're dswuing for them.
IL is not very difficult for young AMI handsome man
NJ the yrr wor dly MAKE himself eI remedy fas ci
natinc % Young ami inexperienced girl OF sixteen
w,demar Wal iron althoukh f2ur and twenty was wen
skflled ia the ways fefui line hearts Young
girl, We always Interested IN him on account OF us
fair handsome face. Tue moments eyed like golden
He I'd fund Of poetic lore 4. his tongues end he
knew how The lines with tender cadence that
made girls heart thrill with ecstac pleasure Under
tue euse OF ?oetry US coui put Into elegant language
he could hardly have reDelte to her oth"r-
She bad been talking to waldemar Wal Iron quite half
an hour b fore RI nd Cheslegn missed her snd dis
covered whereabouts h came swiftly tow I'd her,
al r on e face aG nn bird rTSt s e
was Ike cold chill snocS to Re no "h'n she Jaw
Bernari Cnesleigh advsuc NJ through the r-es. Whv
couldn't he stay away Why must he interrap' so
charming tetsa-le:e she was enjoying herself SO
we'll sho could scarcely conceal heI pque ana annoy
tho sound Of The swift approaching footsteps Wade
mar Wadron turied uoncnalantY around; hut whep
saw who ntru his face paod Yet hasn 1T
Teun men met and held each other for one brief pstau
Mr.. CAesleisn." said Refine flushing and smiling
Bernard Cnesloigh held up his hand with quick
g-stnre, . A.. ...,b,o h .-,, tho, ira h,-o
met before he SAID, sterny.
-Wii Won take my Miss RENE =" he said ignoring
Remes companion completely. The refreshments are
bring served"
and FOR when Bernard Cnes'elgh could have an
Initiated im ho MalE'd away and taerr was 1o hn ns
do but walk back beside Bernard D Inc
merry n eAthrei around he white cloth which was
La but she was too bitterly angry TO take the
arm.pronrIei her.
Nhc Nere you so unciv to the young gentleman who
inst lift u.s. Mr. Cheseigh r. she cried. resentiully
| q Inferd yOn treated him must sh imrfully. "
Id-ny that young mans right 10 the honorable title
! Of epntlrman" replied Bernarl. Warmly. Oh. Rel c,
| h. cried | warn yOa agsinr him Do not trust him
! NIssw yon -nsufei In cloud OF consuming 1ane. or
out to ia a horrible pit, shO I'D spTing forHari
Z, save You II sire oh ne out your white
| to a sharp sword th 4 would wound you. !
should warn yOl. Yet OF these lhings IS dan
ferrous he danger that turks la the Smile OF the N Al
| from whOG you have il parted"
Oh II the Lovely, wfu girl h8 only heeded the warn
ing which Bernard Cheseigh gave her. what terrible
fray DIV might avertedi ihr above publish
Ma s,ecnen chapter Of this beauti story; but the
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