Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
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lsaeer hansinss, ths Tapestries. The csrved
vucd end bea1 WORK Of Spanish palace q
- IifossatA century, had ben copied VIA
hvt1A mAgui6ceucs; and the crowded sx.
peS0nt houss divided ~ attention and %.
pAaD during he 1rse scsus bstwsen IL
bsauty and elaboration ce ~ sstting and tn
paAy q ths two tolerable actors who rppre-
seu1od E1virass father end the rivalof Mscias,
Hsnan Rsrea
Nunan rsrss. having set the intrigue on
too which b TO wreck the love Of Naciaa
and Hlvira, bad just risen from his seat when
Wallace, who was watching tho stage in Q
ecF8oue oe mingled ntjenctiou and dsspeir.
tqnchsd Nine. de Chatsauvieuxs arm.
'.Nowi" be aid. THAT door 20 the lefts
KDdal, catching the signal, ross from his
eea& behind 4me de Chatsauvisux and bsut
forward. The great door at the end Of TIE
palsce bad slowly opened, and gliding
Through II with dropping bead and hands
ciaaped before her came Elvira, followed by
her little maid BeatriR Tho Storm which
grseted her appearance was such q thrilled
the pulses Of tho Oldest habitue In the theatre.
Tears came to Nine Chateauvisuxs eyes.
and che looked up At her brother.
what scenel Il Is overpowsrine-it n
too much for heri wish they would let her
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Kendall made her no answer, his soul was
In his eyes; he bad no senses for any but one
person. Ehe was there within few yards
Of him, In all the sovereignty Of her beauty
aud her fame, invested with the utmost 70
nance that circumstances could bestow, and
about, II half he heard were true, TO reap q
great artistic no less than q great personal
triumph. Had he felt toward her only as the
public felt, It would have been an experience
beyond the common run, and as 1t was-oh,
this aching, intolerable sense OF desire, of sep.
aration, Of irremediable needi Was that her
voicef He had heard that tone OF despair iu
II before-under over arching woods, wheL
tho June warmth was In the airi That
white, outstretched hand had once lain close
ciasped In his own; those eyes had once
looked with q passionate trouble into his.
Alb, It was gone forever; nothing would
ever recall it-that one quick moment Of l:v.
ing contacti In deeper sense than met tho
ear, she was on tho stage and he among the
audience To the end his gray life would
play the part Of spectator to hers, or else she
would s>on have passed beyond his grasp
and touch, just a. Elvira would have van
ished IN little while from the sight OF tao
great audience which now hung upon her
every movement.
Then from the consciousness Of his own
private smart he was swept out, whether he
would or no, into the general current OF feel
ing which was stirring the multitude Of hu-
man beings around him, and he found him.
self gradually mastered by considerations Of
q different order altogether Was this the
actress he had watched with such incessant
critical revolt six months bcforei Was this
the half educated girl grasping at results ut
terly beyond her realization, whom he re-
II seemed to him impossible that this quick
artistic intelligence, this nervous understand
ing Of the demands made upon her, this fac
ulty In meeting them, couli have been de-
veloped by the same Isabel Bretherton whose
earlier image was SO distinctly craven on his
And yet his trained eye learned
after while to decipher in hundred indi-
cations the past history Of the change. He
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