The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-20
THE DAILY TIMEs-sUNDAY' JANUARYs2o 1889

wer., excellent friends. "Forpos = hos 10
judicial frame of mind, but we VIII trust you
10 DO fair. suppose FORBES we may % al
lowed a grumblo or two az Halves u you
sbp, our mouths on tho subject OF Miss
Brcthertcu." III,
suo,r,.s does hi, best, !" said Forbes, with a
,orch ~ obstinacy. ale looks we'll, he
strides we'll. he is n Rne figure Of msn WIN
a big bullying voice / don't know what
nora You want tn a German prince. IL Is
this everlasting hfpercrit'cisnn which spoAs
an on..'s nless,r, uai frishtens AL the char
acter ont cs TIC ur.isisi
81 which Nrs. Stuart hnshei and
w,uiani.ae. Observed that sac supposed II
was ouig people who, iko F0rDy-, bad sue.
ccelad ia diS4rmng tho critics who could
aGorl - sr0T - imn--a rcmurk, WHICH
dreusa funny little now. half rctulaat hali
oleassd. out OF tie nrJ.s- Boz whom-on OK
thos.~olgcst notes Il character was his sas
centb.ity - Tie uthltious az women
you've seen her already, teiioye, SAID
Wall1co t0 FORBES. Il think Miss blethef-
Ton told me you were az the CalAope on Mon
lay
1 - Nt' ~ l4lf ar 4 N'A fNt-f
care 10 be critical don't want to white
away the few pleasures that this dull lie can
provide me with by this perpetual discomfort
with what, set before me. Why can't yon
Eat and De thankful TO look at that sirl Is
/ liberal education. sho has fine voice too,
and Der beauty, her freshness. the energy OF
lie ia her, give me every sort Oh aflistc
pleasure. What a curmudse0n / should be-
what a grudgng, ungrateiui fellow ~ after
al she has done % delight me, shouidaoiise
her because she can't speak out Der trosom3
,peechcs-which are Of no account and aoAt
natter % my impression, at alias Wen a'
lne OF your thin, French, snake Ike creature,
Who have nothing but their art, as you can
G; nothing but what thcy have been caiE
ullv taught uothing but what they have
ab0riousiy learned with time aud trouble
o depend upon"
Having delivered himself Of this tirade,
he artist threw himself back IN his chair,
.osscd back his gray hair from his glowing
lack eyes. and looked defiance at Kendall.
who was sitting opposite
but, after all, said Kendall, reused.
these tiresone speeches are her meticr' us
her business % speak them, and . speak
hem we'll You arc praisng Der for quail
lies which are not properly dramatic 90 all
10 your studio they wouid be the only thing
that a man need consider; on the stage they
laturaily come second.
"Ah. we'll. said Forbes. falling % upon
his dinner again at a gentle signal from Ms
Stuart that tho carriage would soon be
ound. Il knew very wei how you and
Wallace would take her You and l viii
ave 70 defend each other, Mrs Stuart
igainst those two shower baths, md when
vc 60 % see her Afterwards I shall De inva.u-
bile, for shall be able % save Kendall and
Wallace the humbug o. compliments
Whereupon the others protested that they
would on no account De deprived Of their
hare Of the compliments, aud Wallace es-
ecially laid it down that q man would be o
ioor creature who could not find smooth
hiugs % say upon any conceivable occasion
o Isabel Bre,hertou Besides. DE saw Der
very day AMI was ia excellent practice
or0es looked little scornful, but at this
1iut Mrs Stuart succeeded b. diverrlng Dis
.,teutiou 20 the latest picture. and tho dinner
lowed on pleasantly TN tie coffee was
auded and the carriage announced