Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

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lis clx1E-yoaaag 1nea did nst skasko
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Having plsasy es saI1as ea hls haads ~
called fes Fbs Evening fses. and ~han
he hsa read al the news hs is<.ked - hae
watch aud found that II wss half p&xe Z.
Re had thought II nasG BE- n isssk =
Whzz cS.x.ld lac 10 10 k2ll flmes Go -
tie theatre. ~, tsessa1. H. tha eporS. q .
~.s an opera night. foF II ti.sss ~s 60
tang Ae iesea above sassAsr Il weo
music. Tarnlag ~ the sdvestAsiak oot-
unaus sf Tho fsss hs found THAI a uoo
evidently rslA EAght for be read.
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sa~s~" Nls kaswna1 N hsr great 80 - W.
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sJraviats, tie story of DsuHs 'pa,ne
aux C@mellias :" sasa kush - hfsnseifs
..snd Eiss Knowitoa a. VioiestA- -
the thinei have newer heard her. and!
they ssy chs i fine' So he waEhs4'
around 70 tie academy bouehs god
seat for tive dollars aud sefficd down for
an evening of solid pieasure. Evsxy
note Of the ovexture WA tread @ hfm-
he knew e1oaxh II music - sfprsoasse
the beauties Of that nov dsspissd epexas
and he wondssed hoe the people whe
had the boxes could 6als il in tbskT
hesrts Ia come - late. But hs euleye4
seelng them come in. and hs wa auAte
snchnptss ~rith ss@ -----ser
eraoed the iront rows The so<ns y
beautiful enough e~ea - old sSsse
goers, for there IL no theatre Ia ~
world that shows OF 81 ss6lence -
does the Aesdoxns Of E4sic. sz.d y nue
have beon SIMPLY dasxling ~ an tnaprss-
sionable young naaA a. ~kona a wss a
new. The lAst notes ef tie ovsstzss
died away and the great curtain ROLES
UP, showing the room IL vsoiessss hessA
IL is nos necessary "a folse~ the soeeY
Of the opera enough % say that hzash
Hnristone could scarcely believe h1s eYeo
and carr. The music entNnoec h1Ds
and the prima donna turned his hrsiA
Before the opera was over he ws< madly
in love he had been more or ls&s sssr
ceptible 10 the charms 81 the gentiox ga
ever since be left of pettloo@t<, bzs this
was something new. De had never falf
this sensation before BE wanted 30 kfn
the tenos-a mild eyed Signor ne-ssiizd
and tear the divine viOaetsa fropl has
arIns. Altogctker, be was beside him
self. il was an extreme osss ~ love ~
first sight. DO YOU beii~ve such IRE 0
certain 10 die out as quickly as IL u
kindiedi Read the following pages, and
you VIII know better. tt'
II t,se departing audience ha1 not be-
gun 10 walk over HE fset and 60 express
Itself rather vigorously at the stupid
manner in which he ess In bis seat after
the curtain wss rung down, hush Buri-
stone would probably have Remained in
the Academy Of Gssic til morning.
After having nearly upset a tail. near
sighted yeung man, and having held
stout elderly lady on his instep for half
q minute, Rush collected his scattered
wits, and soon found himself under the
calm evening sky that hung over lrving
place. The one thought upper1Dost Ina
his mind was the priTnA donna he had
Just seen. and whom he nust See again
before he could return TO his lodgfnfs
il West Eleventh etreet. But bow was
he 10 sec person 10 hedged about; The
stage doori She must come through
that passage to take ber carriage. and
aS she passed him be could catch one
more glance Of her bewitcbing face.
A few words Of inouirv bran0ll hs~>s
TO be C0afsacd.