New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17


cemetery you told me OF
"Ob. OHIO. what a strange idea!'
81 ,nnr even think Of Him rs dead without
also thinking Of him rs still Jealous.
"No wonder, my poor boy ma.
"Anl H. was so much better | pursued, thai
hc should have Killed hin self when he killed her
There was less disgrace in that. | shall feel the
shame less on account of II. He was not one
OF these mur'erers who wish merely to destroy
oilers and then escape themselves Besides E"
i paused, here. an n doubt showed the shudder
that crcpt through me.
"Pcsidcs p Mrs. lorian queried
"1hcIc would Rave been the frightful scauoln:
tie execution and all that. For the Law would
huvc foun no excuse for HIM, ] suppose ?
"Oh, nonc' said my conn ami n She spoke
her which lasted until we had nearly reached
home, when she made gay feint r wearing her
accustomed : nils But somehow saw thOush
hcr dece, ii H. and be9an 10 wonder at it,
The servant who admitted us. that afternoon.
told MIS- Dorian that her brothcr-in-law and his
son we've then in the DRAWN room. waiting her
rctIir. Ny guardian on elan cd at ms w c
had better 60 in tr2cther," she said ana III a
lower voice so that tie servant could II near;
She added: "1hcre will be no dancer, trust me.
Ny hca beat hit quicker a. my sido "'"
into the dlawin room 1T MIS- Dorian > si'";
gentleman and boy rose TO meet us 'ii''
Uciinn presented me. 1870
"1Iis Is tho Claud Of whom | told YOU
Mon .icur steven she said tD her bl0thcrn aw'
Thcn She made me ac tainted with her nephew
This is Fou,e Dorian, Otho, of whom you
ha' heard speak. . .
shook han S Silently Wltn DO'll MI ','''ii
Dorian was tall with Perfectly sno IN s'aVeh
farc a nnsc that described an imp ssNc arrh'
AMI rair of blush. milky eyes lie was scr''p-
unusv neat in his dress his sim neck w'oo en
easel in "A stock and he wore lob al'rr INC
fashion of still earlier DAYS than those EN'iN-
thin- about lin expressed precision accuracy;
deliberations His movements were SLOW: anu
awkward on)uCh f. suggest SORT ol deIcc.lSc
nI,ysicnl hin enr He was lanl an un@alny
rnonrh to make you think that nature must la g
set herself some such dlihrut serene III n,s
creation rs 10 produce n bcint without q SIN re
actual dcformitv yet homellcr than If he haI
pos>css"d IN re than one lis n fou'kc' had
n hetter build an a touch of boyiSh Grace IN pose
ana rcstrc but Tire lads face was so tcckle !
tlat lis eff was aln'st nehulois. IKE tiat Oh
:, vc,y brrrcI photographic nc@ativc
Mis- Dorian an her bnther in aw talked TO-
rcthcr for somc Httic time an Fouke i1o'r w.,
an sat f,1tiyclv gain at each other IN sW
silence - bows viii often do. had pc"nii
20 horc that Mr. Dorian would offer no comment
re arlin m, self. when he rather abrliltY thleu
his lacl,lst'c eyes upon my lace ana SAL"
"Y,s' SIR I answered colorinr holly.
"Ic very seldom speaks of his life IN BI!s-
sells said Ms Dorian rapidly to her Grolller- VI,
law ami in q voice st loud enOu-h for me 10
cnt-h her woI' s. THAT is on'y natural sup
rose. The poor boy has had 50 much trouble
there . A., D,o,
"Gucss he's pretty smart said Mr. Dorian
Ills tones were nasai. an he scrttlnlleI me ne
had an air Of sOmbre calculaucn. az IL ilc VIZ
dccidin- IN n NV SUITABILITY for PAGE or messeI'
ger Nearly all his sentences were somcho" 81
II, tical and he always i noed his PERSONAL Tro.
nouns wien their avoi1an was feasible cot
a good bead, and BRIGHT eyes; sc yo" il pun
him 81 school on the Other side en-
"0h of course said Mrs. Dorian | thought
that I was now rid If further conversational az
tacIls from her brothcrnaw when he "alh ao-
a'1iantic ocean pretty big pond to cross
sonny: is','t that 50 p .
"ves sir sail. my color deepening.
"S' csc YOU don't want to go over so soon
acain: eli p 100
I thoueht the ray'css eyes were fixed on me
with somcthinr suspicious in their CLEAN, I'M
fou@ Ss as ma at could %'f% scase
rational reply. when Master fOulkc s'ru'N ILL.,
half hashfnl'v: ,it ,yish T
"ro You. FoultePT said Mrs. Dorian, quite
you'v. well your pa OUGHT sts TO taS Gt So" is
very willing TO cross this time. She went on.
ale is in much better heath than formerly 20"
I'm W | horc IT. will do him GOOD" y,
nSail wcclx from Satir p asked Mr.
Dorian as If he had already learned when our
derartlue would occur a
aycs said Mis-. Dorian, and then she named
Her brotherin law looked down stmdyinT the
He raised his head In his meas onn 'o scamn
C'auss is coin to be haired next Friday serves
T e villain ri.ht too. You ought to think so.
Srose YOU do: eh ..,o,
M T. n
nv look u on MIS- Dorian She did not respond
III would rather not speak of that ! hcar,
bcr saw Rut Re- voice sounded Far OIL Khc"
;hat I was growing Tale. No one aPie"cu 10
notice me , :; Non, vorl,
"Pccn quicker work than usual IN New iouN
this time proceeded Mr. l'oran dlsregarn,n,
his rcativcs last words "Such an a,pi1oa
case OF brutality. YOU sec Wish they FH I,i.'
fine rnnian Cent somehow get over Inlhl,ln
I,n,ise that he moht he going to swing heN'
iucto al Of
Mrs Dorian had risen and slipped 10 my ST.
bofore thc final scnt~ncc was en- ed. SIRE pui her
o~s about me "You are not well otho.
sbo ovc'aimed "Our long drive has been TOO
ruch for Won Come upstairs, my dear
Ev.uee mo Nor,si cur Stc' en-. SIZE hlllneh on
drawinr me with her to the nearest DOORWAY
an slnnorting Inc I'm Ter one arm; VIII Ic
t1'rn ,rcsontv have got TO know my rce
h,y So well a mere glance at HIM tells HE ""eh
his faint turns are coulns On -, NJ,
we passed torether into the outer ha" NY
.,ono were very feeble rs 7 asccnde1 the stars
s,npP cun,orted hv nv companion At about raw
woy in our ascent my lis bean to moc" ann ST
MECHANICALLY and spoke in low TERMED Wills
per: -, !, ,,os on1 tLnv arr
I've - t; ncvt Friday next Friday.
Thor o,c 70 hanr him for killinr her.
WIN we hal rcnched ono Of the upper cn'm'
hoe 7 esnl, trembling violently, IN n a Ioth' =
NJ D,rian bent over me, now, with look oi
kccncst anxiety and pain
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