Telegram-herald., 1889-08-16

stopped in New York TO visit the Stanforcs;
travelling was always an irksome task to
him, aud he lOnGed for the rest and quiet Of
home.
Il see you are not the victim OF acute
curiosity" he resumed. looking at her
curiously; ''the majority OF women would
have overwhelmed me with an avalanche OF
questions before this time"
If you knew how restfGl and charming
It IS 10 have no cares, " said Isabel in reply.
Il am reading an interesting book, taking
IT page By page as il comes 70 me, and ask
ing questions would be like skipping, and
reading my experiences before l came TO
them
Her answer pleased him, and he said,
smiling gravely: Then / viii not weary
you with details; l viii only say that l VIII
try and make your book Of experiences q
pleasant one"
She smiled back at him; his manner was
particularly grateful to her. None of the
condescension of the moneyed man toward
the poor girl whom he has married, but he
lifted her to his own plane, easily and sim
ply, with matter-of-course air that was
inexpressibly soothing.
He was carefully so.icitous for her COM
fort, and, travelling under such care, in a
ury to the tired girl, and she leaned back
on the luxurious cushions and rested, mind
and body.
In the vaItingrOom OF station Mr..
Falconer wrote 10 Mrs. Stanford:
MY DEAR SISTER. I write to tell you an
unexpected BIT or news; am married. AID on
my way home with my BRIDE. Your aristo-
cratic ideas may be shocked ny the knowl-
edge that my wife IS TIE lady who wa ted
upon Lily H. Nine. Arnots shop the other
dav. but nv dear sister. M iutgit.ous do not
often lead re wrong, ald au convinced that
rsy c-a.ce IS q = Sc one, and every hour spent
IL he company but confirms th opinion. ]
caa not an1lyzo the feelings wn.cA led NE 70
ii sudden step, buL though the impulse Of
IA hOlr. and n sober. comm 9n-sersc view. q
most hazardous one. yet believe . Is going TO
result most happily. I was certainly nor be-
gll-d to i 0y tie slamor Of beauJ stll MRS
Fa.coner's Appearance Will not disgrace any
position
" Let ne give y0u hint. En- Is. there may
% more or less gossip. and leave u 20 your
good sense 10 see Sat, II ecu taSc the matter
wisely and CooliY, muca @ 10 VIII Dc avoided
and ths knowledge that SIC has been a shop
girl need not Re psraasi. unless You make the
fac- unnecessarily prom relt by displaying
family D ie ani AYERS on toward her. AFTER
Lll7's wedding is over 7 hope 10 sec you f.
nv home. where I an coldiert SHAH receive
your stery APPROVAL 81 whatI have done
~Yrlr brother. Il. FALCo.ER-'
Isabel wrote 20 her aunt also
DEAR SuSrrU am married a1d on ny
way O. ny new horne in Phladelrhla. a mos-
sstouaI.1- piece n neE IS. sat lt3 shall aot
e DBL Eed 20 crowd yen ga your small quar-
ties Oh. slumer. IS usga. bus after TIE De a. -
over hoe % rs yen. w husbands r sna
: Harry Fsicoaer; ne seems most kind. and
7 am sat sief. Yours. ISkREL-'
Tue rest q the journey passed unevont-
fully. and tbs travclers reached home in the
afternoon. l. was a beautiful day. clear
and sunny. and the cry r Bro-heriT Love
was az is best. as the carriage rolled rapid
" through the broad streets
"What lovely place said Isab>l ss
they stopped before large stone mansion,
set in The midst o. a lawn lsv4snlv adorned
wi-h shruoberT aud statua-v. ard watered
b. the COO iaE spray - iarge and 7ea1ts-
fully Designed fountain
This Is ho-e. sal mr. Faiconer, - h
bar led her from the carriage, and noted
the delight ri her fsce
4 fairy lzs l-+.s form. dressed n white.
W. AZ a1rcois 81 golden hair f'a-1g ont
from her rsrfec. face cane r-l1r.1g d-7Tu
TIE massive Steps. w.b besniuE smiles. e
me-. theu.
Pans. ses- nara ste Grad. "a she
threw bersslI sa-sr.- into his arms.
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