New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

her face aquine, but from no other point OF Wow
would any word with which acquainted describe
II. Having camera, and being an amateur photos-
fapher, naturally Interested in points Of view.
whenever saw anything, human being, an ANIMAL
natural scenery, my first thought was, " from what
point shall 1. tale IT," I am there are many
people who have Just procured an I" outfit who VIII
symphathze with me-
Miss Pollard drew cut her handkerchief from
her dress front and passed II her lips without DIS
placing single fold. 1 asked If she wouldn't come In
and SID down She thanked me and guessed It wasn't
hardly worth while. She hadn't come to stop now.
she had come over mainly to tell mo they was gong
op nave AFTERNOON company next Wedneday ana S
Miss Mis- Pollard was certain should be pleased to see
"And Mr. George went on the visitor, q Mr.. George
travelled VIZ
Mr.. George was the young man in flannel suit and
ss wno nau seen me when experimenbn Ior uis 10
hrsU time with my camera. II did not seem as II
he could ever be interes tin.
some And Miss Ripley has promised to come and bring
s scraphi hl Praps you play on the seraphinei
l hastily disclamed all ability to draw music nom
Seraphine. / had fendish tempting desire to oHer
to bring cornstalk fiddle know that II did make
that offer that Miss Pollard would be MORALLY offended,
and her anger would include Mrs. Bennett.
81 hope you will come" she said with perfuncfory
politeness.
thanked her, wished inwariy was a great many
miles away, and said should be happy to go.
She continued the conversation few moments
longer laborousy fishing far and in her mind for
something to say. and then bringing ont her remark
at last as Il 1t were very shy trout she had sucr
1t was desperately hard talking with her. Each
time she brought up fish you knew that she felt as
II she could never catch another. | spun out my
replies TO such exceeding tenuity that they will not
At last the time came whom she thought
she had done her entire duty for the
paall
proprety back round the corner OF the house.
drew 50 long breath that 1t was almost 2
groan. Mara put fiddle under her chin and scraped
out an extended, desolate; treble whine.
Il declare she cried, every time that woman
comes, jest ache till she goes"
HEush-sh"
Miss Pollard was returning from the far side Of the
81 had almost forgot,' she sad, with some appear
ance of haste, to ask you to bring your instrument"
Yes she returned, we thought it would be good
opportunity to have the company taken in a group;
wo should like to remember her as she IS now:
She particularly wished M to ask you. hope you alnt
objections. Mr.. GeOPle says that he viii help you
all he can. He's amatoor himself'
Maria, standing on the step above. punchea my my
shoulder and offered in iend whisper to carry the
OBLIGED to would take my nst tn ldn
Miss Pollard thanked with a kind OF still ehusOn,
| and again left. this time not 10 return. ,
Mrs. Bennett took the most vivid interest IN the
9d G feel Sighted for this wasn't the Of folks
that she visited with IT. seems that srsrOSn c %a
pany by sets. Tor some mysterious lcdooh
| IN the set that included Liddy Ripley
When was dressing, after dinner on the appointed
day. Mrs. Bennett was continually coming to my door
and telling me on no account to go later than O'Clock
II was later than that the fact would be taken as the
| strongest kind Of evidence that | was stuck up
She said she'd rIther they'd think was anything
| ruther than that" , , 40
But for all these remarks when appeared reahy 10
60 | saw that she was disappointed I'm my dress she
looked me over; she hesitatel she ?ema ked ta INC
| Poaryls was mighty fond Of good clo'es:" III
bushed glanced down at my modest piaSk SIN
| gown | said / had put on my very best. WASH
| nv frock good enough! What kind of an occasion
| was 1t ., -,
ooh, we'll" she sad, quickly You're dressed plenty MY
| we'll plentv well. Only didn't know but yOud got
| some citiHed furbelows m jes wanted to see We
You know how they talk bout that Minor ~9na !,
! Now don't We be put down. | guess my Doaruer
! GOOD $ anybOdy's bOarier any time" 49,,
| INNS encouraged | set forth, temulousy hoPing
that should MOI be blinded by the ehulgence OF MIS-
| POlard's bOarders. .,o , / n ,aid with
ia, hcro and cart and he would deliver my instru-
| ment."