The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-30

Au OtUCt W o'tO aCAoy w
morrow. My name is Boyden, and l
am staying at the Brevoort House in
Fifth avenue. Am asking too much,
PeraaPs ~ - - -,
No, Nv aii' pur' DoJuch' VIII caii
WIN pressure
Apout . ociock, .nen 1 dine OUT
'nts eNenlue, anu u snouio oe aeiayeo
a Iew minutes, mn You VIII not mlnd wait
ing, VIII your
nuPers was aoout 10 assure MN tha'
ne inighI take ms own time In the mat
yer. Wnep 10 ms annoyance ne saw ms
vls,.or hano o9ts.re.chea towaros the
c"sh"ers 'ha' nio ms maoonna from
Siew, anu ere me ne c1u,a ~ one1 she ieass
Ieinohss,ahce' she cioth naa nut!ereo
70 ,he noor ana sno portrait OF little
Sracle " Sariano stoo4 revealed In all
y SfartSS SSsing re>s}kHSs
10 cause Max BS5dsS to lfs Fsrnn nave peen
and catch his breatf, in an audible uasn
of surprise.
Quick "a liphtnino tbouyb ba-co,ld
scarcely have explained it, the young
lovsf's suspicious were aroused.
Do you recognize the face, Mr..
Boyden p he asked with bated breath.
Boyden had recovered his composure,
for he replied with utter sang Jroid:
MOL only wish l did. Why do
you ask? ?"
az thought vol, seemed struck bv il
$50 1 am. 1t is one of the most
beautiful faces il has ever been NV
fortune to look upon. Is it ideal
NO: it is the portrait of friend"
"a friendl All. MFR. Arpim con-
gratulate you. Undoubtedly you are
painting it con nmore."
Failing headlong into .be ira, No
cleyerly prepared for him Rupert
blushed to the roots of his fair hair os
he replied:
Not necessarily sir: the vounp Iadv
is- N friend of the 'famify-inI she IA
one of our household"
"Happy MANI. murmured Bovden.
with weIl-feigned regret, as he stooped
and replaced the cashmere; II should
grow envious of you if I looked at it
long. Well, then, this evening. Az
reuoir!"
And with the charming nod and
smile of which he was perfect master,
MIR. Max Boyden took his leave.
Translated to the seventh heaven of
like great schoolboy through the mar
row little hall and burst into the
kitchen with a glad cry of:
Mother! Oracle! Congratulate me!
/ have an order for Portrait"
Both women turned from their work
with start of happy surprise
can order for portrait, Rupert!"
Mrs. Arnim.
"Of rich person, / hope" interposed
little Oracle,
ooh, yes; think sol" replied the
artist; "he was dressed in the height
OF fashion, had beautiful ring on each
hand, and lives at the Brevoort House
In Fifth avenne. Oh, I'm sure I've
struck 1t rich this time, mother"
What Is tile gentieman's name, my
boyE
boyden.
Gracle turned paliid TO the lips and
leaned heavily backward upon table
for support.
"Gracie, my child!" exclaimed the
good woman; you are i'll"
NO. no. ialtered the glrl, quickly
passing ner hand across her eyes, as
,nough 1or moment stricken with
Diindness; only falnt from-from the
neat OF the room.
III Is TOO warm here, assented Mrs
Arnlm. rupert, open the window,
ana 90 You 60 into the studio where 1T rs
cooiSr' Gfacle; ! can nnlsh the work.
NO. Mrs. hrnim, Pieaued 1racle;
piease ieI m me ieiiialn WIN you; you
:ee am uii Iisn! "eaih' ana 'urh,
ins ~ touhs Anini WIN siilile thae
,;I "isi a1a1. it.s ns passing Sus-
Pi.', M D. sna "u W. coIeiaIuinIe "a,
work ."
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w ~ 'te to aot.ro "S ti, .ru!: ] .nis 'sy o'eh'
Ing sSb ~ e I,r, sorrv onu p1 for t,,nt " ;n.o,o,
Nrs Arn;m '' nr;oIIr M , nto, n 'J sI,nT HSt,. .'a
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,,oms" III 'o @ :S a'ole Ia 'i,e
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7, va" e' WIZ" Jo"' e"i'
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NO. put IN the girl. had much
Iather remain at nome: You VIII not