The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
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BY CHARLES ]. BELLAMY.
Copyrighted by the Author. and published
by arrangement with him.
CHATTER VII.
Isn't your father GOING

Isn't your father gpilS.
J. was The Same evening, and Philip Breton
wa assisting Bertha into his beach wagon
tor twilight drive.
''7ather has left town for a few dlyt
Ni@n't goa know. Suppo7c yen let inc have
;hc back seat The world is large enough 10
Gorl rs a scat apiece tonight"
Bertha adjusted her wraps and tn horses
,,eppc1 OF down the street o5 g1yiy a. if
shc'r driver had rot boon disappointed
There was not very much conversation to
Ar. indeed there never was unless Philip
Afforded IT, Bertha considered she did her
pnft in looking well, smiling prettily az his
witiicsms, with Eo.r and then q remark, If
she felt inclined Eat today Philip was
moody and silent So Bertha give herself
,ip % Tho sensuous delighto Of ridirg, and only
spoke in mild exclamat.gns Of admiration Of
The scenery rs they left tie village behind
anl followed up the winding river
Eat suddenly Philip saw mans form
swaying easily while he took great strides
alony the foo,path.
"Curran, he exclaimed, and stopped his
h0isas clese beside him. The man turned, and
On. might have thought be did rot recognize
Tive occupants Of the carriage, except that
There was tho least bit Vi n lush on bis face,
which bore the ln.5 of interrupted ms,lita-
~, Then ne bowed slightly 20 Philip
Md You don't rcc0llact me, suppose
sr.lod Bertha.
an no, so stupid b. said, letting lis
st,,i blue eyes rest admringly upon her,
I'VE are ing to Lockout, too IoI must
Z in wi'hut'
"No, / won't crowd you, dom movo'
Al be turned little away from tAam - II
10 continue his walk.
Certainly you mu 3" sid B.rha. 'e, |
have whole seat TOM e.f ali il i,-' lpid.
Plc3so
md Clrrea toe., th, sat she offered lin.
holding back her wraps til ~ v.4, seated,
ana then g leasing then
DO ,Ju think shall over learn - "oayc
o1'oa clotl.' asked Philip. o. olll bis a.-en-
tico 10 tlloir day. wors together
~ pr .Gme So, if you really mean TO- But
IT. luck you haven't go, your board to pay
uoalwhie.'
Cat Carran did not milo, and was v'ry Ill
n oase lie seemed % be lifted, body and
so;l. INFO the yery life be was accustomed to
rcauke Tho beautiful horses of The rich
w-ro harne- Il today - his pleasure with
tsair god p,It. e.. nm.n.s. What ri;a. had
a. tcret Ics.ii nothing If II, but felt intense
if 10 falls Of his position. The delicate
rrlgi hurt him, and every sign Of lavish
W ith in the dress Of lis companions He
wanted no interests with the rich, his life
wo~. mas, be against them; hr i sire. co
rsee-ia,.Ja with q luxurious manner Of D.,
wl.ch bo ought to upbraid. Thorc mrs rot
b. ono chain # gold 90 unite him with the
,:s9!.hy class in whom be saw the enemies OF
th1 people
Md ~. ne was taking delight in thi woe
mans presence, a new delight, such q th3
W.. n " Tie poor had mover given Liza.
\: -, not she tho very essence o. ,lx.ry
ard rcfin ,lnent! Ito hated himself f3r S. h.-
Sc. al Dr. tried to look elsewhere Ea ken -e'-
ir. tho sparkle Of the diamond; oI .i3
uaitcs, haui h. had ever -ecl. H. cli ',,I
ID lilies - the valley set in mosaic at i'r
,e.o9t. which showed f. orca,1" vl.'
a~.ia,t t.' Ioirqto ruflci, ard IN, co,.1
via o., ha.l Of Roman gold alm0s. .--
,h.,- ID tle ripping hair j. restrained. y,
We. 81. ,Acsc tie vcry cSiravascncci a.
ts.c bal g., struggle 20 earn fog h,Tt u.
or. BE- Illuminating Wthor.n5 oaIt-u-.
.oi alcI ~ aE'.
Il v.ll a.. )ut at tie 70. e~'@l vail &c.
~. O.. b, way said Curran mt ils;- as toy
~raN ~..rl Glimpse Of Lookout h Us dis
tanc, "la' workbench ! want 10 tax 30
would ,lri.. ca3 rstlal my coming .tA
carra anl n.r'
The -r5.;> ca,nc but 'l.i5 f. ..a Log
ou. all %. .o.sc5 trot,cl so well ,.at so
SPOT vas r.le.i.l 10 p icwmomcl .2'.". i-e
road a. thi, p1.n. lal boon ct.. t..oc-h -
sid hin pf ~.lli...3a BY diut al I-'a. h.a.--
ns and TIE jt; .! edges ia;,eI ont aaSriiy
at a.. uaSs'g~ ''Y
"Thcru mGs boa wonderful landscape On
tha other 81 IF the rocks sail Bertha, as
Philip stopped his horses for Crran to
alight "Ile, You plenty Of time sl'
asked. before t.le workman coull express Ai
thanks
'"A y h)..- - spare
she loo, II ri,,iully at the cavious rocs3
cha. ,hr- tl'm in and thea at Crrraa-
grove f4,r
I'll w,.'i s., Ike to soc that yiew from tho
top e IT,, r)c.5 il l had somc ono to help
m"
C!rvans fan 'iealy flushed w..a
pleasure Il ,h3,.il like 70 help YOU
ila mi.4'e .alrc Bertha was climbing 10
ro~;, with h.r strange csr TT, and Philip ut
holding bis hoses quito &c ht.lc distance tac,..
"Toa d.diH tllt very much dIrl3g our
drive" SAID b "t,1. cs Size stood with her
companion looking or down the valley. Is
10 50 wicked of us IL be rich"
lie shot "A Sudden deprccating look At her.
Don't force mo 50 far ! cannot say 1t
now"
Bertha smiled "Theu leave ra olt Of j.;
cav Philip .aa.'
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