New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
Remarkably" | said

paris had now grown exceedingly hot 1h'N
had been faint TimOr Of cho'ea 100 tia' Sc"r'
which combined with the heat in scndlhE groves
NJ reop,e out Of town / had hofei against nope
for some message from Ada G@melc" O.i"'c
She left with Ter father None came ih az
lcnsth learned that ti.ey had taken thclr oclirr
,ro soon aftcrward | bean my pr pa atoh'
Cor starting with Casimir. MIS-. norin dld moi
q all ohiect to Icma ming behind She dechaNu
thot oven when deserted Paris was a"iecip II"
,or and that she needed IcroSc IN orlcr I'D coi,'U
,cr energies for the unpalatab'c American journey
Once or twice in the club IF which hid be-
come a member | saw Foulkc rian We OK
CHANGED. IN tlcse occasions. a cooi an distant
nod His pr.sen.c there BROUGHT m some com
fort at least He had t followed The & aucfcc}s
to Austria. and very possibly h. hal been for
hidden from doing so.
But | was fatcd soon 10 meet him IN n very
different way II had never occurred t. me uat
Casimif's existence AMI chan,e of fortune MINT
both have reached his knowled c. | al q en-
no thou.ht Ia the question Of whether these lacts
,nce disclosed would inle est him or not. Mis-
orian had openly told lcr ir ms That 'a'mIr
and | were now her co-heIs; perhaps she may
.ycn have mentioned the sub Get to Foulie wien
lie had visited her. HE studio of my friend,
although translated t. the same house IN when
we all thee dwet was fro emily the resort OF
q fcw fellow n IT'S and in mann scpa aed
from our lower al artmcn's. The conc.erg' nat
indeed grown t. re ard it as a special abode by
.tscf and whom its young prop let received
,ncrc or whom re did not had b com matter
Of entirely his own concern lie was Sill oS n
means above selling his pictures. and he altered
condition, II Lis Ii C hal attracted pure as WHO
had ne, or before paid heed H. his work but WHO
Il rs UIlleQ
halo of an assured prosperity. The moment we
rid genius of the necessity TO strive, it is snpis
ne how swift tuln takes place in the tide of
appreciation.
One attic noon, havin- return d from a ride.
went up into the studio. >pcctin. 10 fin Casimir
btsy there. Bat he was abs mt. | ha di mo ntcd
hastily in tie court below still led my rid ny
whip ana stood oalelessy strl n II against one
limb and ga<ng out OF tie great north winlow,
which comm. ed fine view of certain bu lilngS
and localities, for / II CIR time than | was pr
| haIs awaie ANY coup dGd OF Paris always
| fascinated me: it rcm.nlci me of sleep NJ
| tislcss you O. knw at what moment she
| NAV not wake and street h uut Il murieruuS cla|
| suddenly IA knock at the dor IotS,d M. l
quickly crossed tie room, opened the door, and
| found myself face 10 face with Foul<e Dorian
Nv 5 .rlIise intense. l saw Inn start an
| then control himself. lie advanced acr IS the
| threshold; lie hcld in hs hand somclhn5 that
| oolxcd ike Il letter. ami which | afierwald PER
reiyed to be unscalcd. liio embarrassment was at
| nee evident ~ lac began to address me III con
| FUSED almost haphazaid wors
| IL be- pardon. / wished to SCI had been
| told have a note of introduction to-yes, 10
! Monsieur Casmir Laplade.
This is his studio, l Said "But he is not
| here at present
An yes thanks was the reply
| For a moment he seemed about 10 retire fom tin
| chamber. Then lie put up an cyc-gass an
| Glanced about him at tie quaint, decorative sur
rounln-s
| customary diawl returning 10 him with rn wed
| ,ell-rosscssicn He now directed his gaze uper
| myself citing the glass drop on its hin Silller
cord. "no you III INK tat Noned lap AIDE vii
| bc away all the afternoon
Most probably not, answered "Do yor
care tc wait until his return? | wheeled soft
| him rs | spoke Ii cost me somcthng to show
this courtesy, but l performed it with stceet
nerves
DOWN into the velvcty recess of the chair, but h,
aid not seat himself IL could call acan o
| co,usc. What arr the gcntleman's lisual hours {?
| "Ue is generally here during the morning.
| said But he often paints until evening a
Yah yes lie had begun 10 stare abou
the room. acain, cicating the opci alton with tn
eye-glass AMI letting 1t drop when he ~ addrcssc'
me The young man is n decided genius. | hear
Rivicre gave me my note of introduction d.
YOU know Rivierc?"
''a Not well. lie is a friCnl of Casmirs be
Hcve / purposely called Iny own frenl by hi
first name 80
| rr1de said Foulke Dorian The tone was nov
lust tlnged and no moro with a sarcastic in
| credulity at gave me a curiosity-l mean
| err wish-to see some of his work
II is for sale, hearP'
The rising infection on that last worl was cor
descension itself I bowed quietly. "Monsicu
Lapsaie soils his Iictucs now and then | sale
"when the mood plcases him.
Those dull eyes fixed themselves upon my owl