Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

She tras just turning array.
course, We could have got some sort Of a
place for you at the last moment. She didn't
say anything, but l thought-if you won't
mind my saying so, Mr.. Kendal-that, con-
sidering all things, II would have been better
II you had been there"
''It seems to me-" said Kendall, with vcxa-
ton in his voice, 'that there is n fate against
my doing anything rs l ought to do It. !
thought, ON the whole, II would be better not
to make fuss about II when II came to the
last. You see she must look upon me to
some extent as critical II not n hostile. in
fuencc, and did not wish to remind her Of
my existence"
"Oh, well, said Mrs. Stuart, in her CHEEKY,
common sense way, "that evening was such
an overwhelming experience that ! don't
suppose she could have felt any soreness to-
wards anybody. And, do you know, she Is
improvedl l don't quite know what 1t Is,
but certainly one or two Of those long scenes
she does more intclligontly, and even tho
death scene Is better--less monotonous.
sometimes think she will surprise us all yet"
every likely" said Kendall, absently, not
in reality believing n word it, but II was I'M
possible to dissent.
II hope So" exclaimed Mrs. Stuart, "with
all my heart. She has been very depressed
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morose cnns,s,encv he had refnsc,, IN he n
witness ~ hor triumnh,
Oh bostiI. fa,es,
ro.I later Ers,,co woa se,,,od &, tho
surrev farn, bo,se which had shattered the
Sunday league an lie arst eYnodition The
S,,rray country WAC q, ;ts snl, o,nrv. Tho arst
nnr,,o ho,th.r x,o, f,I,y ont ood 10 distant
ht,,s ,,.o liz .na ,,arorons o,,ross s,ra,"has
81 w,v;J criu,son broton here and ,here hv
tha din, arav graons =, ,ho Snr,o or ,ho
shor,,sr coIor = tha hraoton Tho chor,.
- htrds hoa Sio5 oua, h',t ,no ,os,. ,,,.ro
o, ,,at torant,oss Tho ,.raot nj ~, ,,oo, ,ho
60, ho,,sa ,,,as S,;I, - ',,,t irnv,,ou.lo
hrno5g 90 s.nI n,ar,;ns st;l, anI;vana, h,, ,ho
nanstont sLimminr, 10 and fro 81 tho ,,,rsnt
Sirds Ana ,,nder Kondars si,,;nn ronr,
,r;,,dov ''air ~ ,o,r,,i,a ,.hio,, 10 ,,o,.,,
VI ra,otn1 ,ha, NJ S,naa,. - ;,,:t
ionrch,no ,hsir vo,na FAMILY an ~. woriJ
Ona ~ h;s t,,st uoILs ,ros to ,bo, s,.,, honona
tho nond where thoy had ,nado ,boir o}t.r-
NON con,n,rn ground Tho mn, ho,chss Laa
GeJ-aed Ken5aI boned some timo he,nrc
for tho hand ~ tho smaller bod hecn nom,
their dweiiihg' ana itS fragments iay scat
tered on the ground. lie presently learned
70 no'ice tnat no never heard inc sharp SOUND
OF tne oira tapping oeak among the WOODS
"Nhout nttie start Oh recoiiection.
Outside his walks, his days were spent in
continuous literary EFFORT. HIS book was In
condition which called Tor all his energies,
and he threw himself vigorously into 1t. Tho
first weeks were taken up with long review
OF victor Hugos prose and poetry, with q
view 70 a iinai critical result. IL seemed 70
him that there was stun In the great French
man 70 SUI. all weathers and al skies lherc