Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

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SEED TO- say
ole of hsr
yin Business, I
with steeI'-
sit went
-lwel married the
she was twsniy-iou-
saty. TIE speculation
mirably-lor her, be died
Der marriage. tie had
to her. and She had become
ID him. She m1urn-d very
.cess of her speculation,
of tte motives which had
age was quite desOlate
When she began 10 go
uch courisi by younger
ies generally. AID also by
s-so-s of sporting tend
a hsr figaro and style.
Fl.srmsy was what
60 te figure of
llrge .rms aud an o.
Irlat was massive aad
feet very plump
D d.mp.el-she had
and a promise Of
were small. She
. lair in @ Greek D. 70
the back of her
white. even teeth
t when she laughed, and she
Jays laughing Women called her
men called her jolly. An who
.ol know hsr called her cloud. Sac
IS the kind of woman at whom even the
st bred women viii turn round and
are Being rich she was extrsyagant
a generous in an impulsiva and unres-
ming way. Had she been poor she
ruld probably have bse7 an excellent
lsehold manage, and the rigid both
-lsn would in her hands have grown
site and met She was load OF Do
t-v che liked Tsnnyson better than
lkespeare, and Lcngiellow better than
tuer But she never confessed 10. She
Knew her world better than that
For her main ambition, since she hal
leen free Countess, was 90 Dee considered
'cuit1rsd.n To This end she crammed
om8Elat and go mp a good deal Of the
nrrent iargon.
She could foor the ord mary person COM
lletely on such subjects a. "square-mayk-
"a Worcester " Book Plates "rarest
Ntious. Do "Bartollozzis' and the sonnet
iea.r But twas noticed hat the special
ts in those lines soon exhausted her. To
word. che Countess was one of those un-
rtuaa'o asi embarrassing persons who
900 rot submit OBJ the evident intentions
ana be- commonplace.
.erFants and social Interiors adorod
dsrs Was the nature that insists on
a admiration. and. tO gain 10. VIII
.usand kindnosses which 90 would
.v. enter into the mini o. your really
nselish person to Conceive. much less 90
carry ont This kindaess of soiishEes is
O.. the bottom o. a good deal of phian-
hropy. snd enc wo1ld not quarrel with 90,
we're it NOT that be- is apt to grow eNactiug
the returns which DO demands for its
rs of benevo'cncs. The Countess would
sit her servants if they were m, and her
immon sense taught her Co take more fruit
an lowers and mo,e beef tea than either;
st there were no limits 90 the amount OF
rv.le and endurance which she CyaC cd
m them WHEN they recovered. She
orld give the crossing sweeper a shilling,
feel Though she did not think that
money was wei laid on. TO purchase
smile that thanked her, and he bright
guit on that met her next time she
ca that way. She had many protfgss
pensioners. who had come, by an sorts
otd rosds. within che radius of hex pat
uaEe.
In spite Of an this the position Of the
1ounte.s companion was r0t an envia.
bls Que. and more than one Young woman
had precipitafeIy TO igued it, worn oat toy
The perpetual dronp.ugs' of an mex
rsustible egoiism. The Countess com
nlnion had ro time of hCr Own. Eec-
then the good night had bsen said and
bed room Key turned In the lccS n
ts not at an certain th3t "a tao on Oh.
Dor would not announce q dressing
owned Countess. anxious for listener {,
lome long monolOgue on her one eterna
subject OF course the question, Am
disturbing you admitted OF only one
answer. ana the companion would oper
NE door and then it sleepily, biting bel
nque TO keep herself awake, while th'
,nntess discussed her admirers, he
-re. her disposition, her prospects, be-
dwrtng OF her music master.
Tarv. though luxurious, had SOM
',hv tastes. She liked sea bathing, shl
She liked tolse, and shi
Few of her acQuaint
hess thing, 50 che tool