Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-30

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IT'S only natural that Nra Wilton should /
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Then The subject Of Nh Balfour y,
= allowed to drop. But other mbjects pr
sented themselves and conversation was we
: sustained through the long dinner. When q
last the girl rose, turned to her neighbo
with bright little motion Of tho head-
between bow and . nod-and passed out q
the room. in the company Of the lady in Ii
plum-colored silk, who honored the youn
man with searching glance, David va
astonished to remember how voluble he ha
bean. Now that his exertions were over, b
wondered what to do with himself, and whe,
be should zee the friendly stranger again
He hung about the reading room; she wa
not there. He tofled up to his bedroom
looked up paper and pencil, and began q son
net on pair Of blue eyes, left il unfnishe,
and wandered out The moon was shinins
on the open water before the Riva degi
Schiavooi; the fishing boats with their pictur
esque sails stood out in silver light Blu
David did not inger-as be once would hav,
ingered-over the scene; he hurried on to th,
frequented Piazza Of St Marx There b,
watched the crowds passing up and down
He did not tell himself that it was in search
Of one face that he scanned each group O,
promennders or oilers But, as in passing
ono Of the tables before the SCaRe Forain'
be caught sight Of the lady who bad accosted
him at table d'hote, and who was now sippina
coffee and talking with her friend, he fell
somehow as il . long search had been re
warded- He raised his hat, and passed on
blushing like girl when be received a re
sponsive bow and smile. Then he walked
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discoutent and fell .sIeen 70 d., - =. sy
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autumn weather Every morning David
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book, some famous churches or palaces, or be
MADE nn way 70 the studio OF q modern art
! ist. All day long David looked forward to
the tete-a-tete Of the dinner hour. Every
evening he went to the Piazza, and marched
up and down in solitary state, his eyes con-
tinually travelling in one and the same direc-
ton, or he sought a table at the cafe where
he could furtively watch his new friend, who
ing to her, David had often had at his
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mons; look IN upon her every day
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