The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03
CHAPTER ".

There are. no doubt. coouettish girls and
alas! couuettsh mat.uus. VINO Ii le to walk
between Two admirers, aud Joy exciting
taat fierce, stron Z, naturs! passi n, yc! ut
jealousy, ~ masculine breasts
Bar Ruth For.b was certainly no one of
the Q girls. Sho was greatly annoyed AZ
the Uersis.oncv with wulc II III Audi
continued wan. ng b her side anl sh1 saw
too that his presence wo RE Se4forth,
whose sweet tefnper was not qui5e proyf
against what ne coz lIcred Audley's some
what nm iustl;iab.e conduct.
Aud by way OF ge.tl9g rid Of his senior
Officer. be presently proooygl to Ruth taat
tl-y should play tennis, bu. Ruth did not
feel equal 10 tho exerliya. AMI declined
Then re sarseste that thew shorld 20 i Ito
the refre,nmolt room. and taithor Mai
Audlev also accompa led taein.
This refrcshuent on was rather q fea-
ture at She S,.ilev glr4el partie.. for it was
q larse circular toon ST one end If the . o.
dsns, detached from the house. with win
doys all round, and o. oidillry occl.Io 81
was used as a reading or sm5ki V room.
and was allied the pavilion. IL was fur
nlshed very iuxuriolsly. wi n all sorts OF
comfortable claIrs aud ao!es, and 10 hi
&C Ter L bile WAS now loaded with refresh.
ments and beautiful flowers ald fruit
5 aflrth led Ruth tD a seat, q ID went to
get her some TEA Whi.I she ASKED for. and
when no brought 10 drew % it le !narb e
stand near her; and also fetched her some
fruit. Audley gos nj nsslr a braldv and
s,ia, but actually brou III his glass ana
placed II on tne ,ta ID be,lde Ruins t.l. at
which Seaforth very Enthusiastically
frownad Bu. a pretty little woman win
brown eyes.Lady Hastings The wife o. III.
tic fat ST. James Ha,1lugs. who was sIY-
posed LADY lTa ,tngs, not Sir James, tbal.
nire Mai. AudIeTs stalyart form a ID
goo lilo king face. now created diversi9
Ia his mind, ana as sue playluiy attack 4
h III from the back he wns obliged 10 turn
a Hav MS head from Ruth aud Sealortl To
reply t. her c1duetries. I[s was a m,r.
to-, VINO mad a certain IS q. ,aess Tor a p.ottF
woman, and rather lied going 10 AEIh .rsU
Hal.al eating Sir ia nos - ii dinners
ald flirting with MS vile. To ti.ers.o. q
fouad himssf almost 60 npoIei % be
agreeable 10 La y Has in IS, and Seat nth,
observing t is, made a sIZgsItioA in "a loa
tone in Ruth's ears.
''Su,p, ,s we 90 quie.iv away now. z .!
50 Get rid Of that fell1wl; aeslI. '''''
Ruth was oaly to glad o comply. tn
room was pretty full. a "a Aud,ey di not
see them e.; and OILY whsa ho 10 k d
ron ld for In brandy and .udq did he u,,.-
ceive they h ID a.sippe4s.d. But l., rlis
time Ruth nud - .ttlrtl mad ut.tfel he
pavilion, anl were walki ia lad y par5
OF the grounds near it, which ioi. ell a pre-tY
wood
A rustic gate divided tho grounds from
this wood. and Sealor,h proposed thpy
should ouen & is.
''You know tho place. don't youp nesaii.
as ne ualatc Ell tho gate II love the
woodlands. aud have boyisl passion SIN
for uo-rootins forms and carfyiaX thsu
nome in triumph: I've two sp.3lIL fern
now in my barfack room that ! stole from
Wehloek."
Ruth laughed. and togeohor they entered
the Green and bywery wood. u..d walked
.lowly along one OF tae grassy Dat S.
Gradually the distant hum OF voice, from