Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23


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Vsst q ~ t.is ao~,.s .Hc-s ~ v..s.,
noticed that every - srmsi a. - 0r,x -
al, cooscious Of ber peiehborbood' a ~
drvup rvsxjlDr NAT. a m voSre m sIi ~ 6ie
ferent shsdes Of ravsev = ouick emotso,
"Oh, Mr.. RendaI = IL "A. tnrnins ~ ~,
again after their aryt erseeanr-vSs 4 -
magnetism Of his ense vhich had r.r.Ii.,i
hersf--sif Won only knev vhat WON'T -
has been 10 mel How much 1 owe 10 ~ and
10 youi It was Kind Of non 20 come Noo,rhk.
should have been % dissppclutsd n you
hsdntir
Then she came closer 10 him and said archly,
almost In his ear:
"Havo you forgiven meg'
Forgiven youl Fur WhaHF'
"For laying hands On lclvira, aftsr all. You
mus have thought mo Q raah and heaAstroug
person when VOC heard Of it on. / worried
% hard at her, and all with The drsed of YOU
In my mindT
This perfect friendly openness, this bright
camaradcrie Of hcrs, were 90 hard 70 meet.
"Hou have played Elvira,n hc aid, ''as I
never thought 10 would be played BY any
body; and was blind from first TO last
hoped you bad forgotten that piece Of pe.ian-
try on my part"
"One docs not forget the turning points Of
ones life" she answered with . sudden
gravity.
Kendall had been keeping an iron grip upon
himself during the past hours, but a. she
said this, standing close beside him, Il seemed
10 him impossible that his self restraint should
hold much longer. Those wonderful eyes OF
hers were full upon him; therc was emotion
In them-cvidently tho Nuneham scene wus
In her mind, a. II was in his--and great
friendliness, even gratitude, seemed 10 look
out through them. But IL was a. though his
doom werc written In the very candor and
opcnness OF her gaze, and no rushed despe-
rately into speech again, hardly knowing
what he was saying.
Ut gives me half pain, half pleasure, that
you should speak Of IL SO. have never
ceased to hate myself for that day. But you
have Travelled far indeed since the White
Lady, never knew any ono to do 50 much
In so short timer
She smiled-did her lip culver, Evidently
his praise was very pleasant to her. and
there must have been something strange and
stirring TO her feeling In the intensity and
intimacy of his tone. Her bright look
caught his again, and he believed for one
wild moment that the eyellds sunk and tut.
tered He lost all consciousness OF tho
crowd: his whole soul seemed concentrated
on that one instant. Surely she must feel it.
or love q indeed impotentI
But not was all Q delusioni she moved
away from him, and tho estraueinr present
rushed In again between them.
ut has been N. de Cbateouyieux,s doing.
almost oil of It," she said, eagerly. with q
a change Of voice, land your sister,s viii
you come and SEQ me some time and talk
about some Of the Paris peoplei Oh, am
wnntedi But first you must be introduced
to Macias Wasn't be goodt It was such An
excellent choice Of Mr.. Wallace's. There he
Is, and there is his wife. that pretty little
dark woman.n
Kendall followed. her mechanically. and
presently found himself TALKING nothin0s IN
Mr.. Harting. who. gorgeous IN HIS Snenish
dress, was receiving the Observation-Disclosures
which poured In upon him with a pleasant
mixture Of good manners and natural ola
ton. A little further on be stumbled unon
Forbes and tho Stuarts. Mrs. Stuart vns me-
sparkling and fresh a. ever. s,ppestive con-
trast in her American crispness and prett,-
ness to tho high bred distinction Of Mme.
dc Chateauvieux. who was standing near bor
"Well, nv dear fellow. " said FORBES catch.
ing hold of him, show Ia that critical demon
Of yoursl Is he scotched yetr,
iHe is almost at his last rasp. ~ said Ken.
dal, with ghostly smile and a reckless i'm.
pulse 10 talk which seome,, 10 MIN h,s ..,,,.-
ton. "He was never a. vic,nms ",r nras.,,u. s..,a
as YOU Thought him. AMI Miss Prctharton has
had no difficulty In slayinp him Rut th.t
hall was a masterpiece. Eortss, ucw h.vs
your pictures cot on with ali thisr,
"I havent TOUCHED q hr,,sh s,r,,, T ,.,,,.
sketches Tor this thing or a. S ,an., nn1
ble business, Mr. Worraiis hs;r I,as t,,rnas
erav over tho eynenses ~ ~ -. s ~,
and would have our vav and i,,s oI, r,uht. s.
the play will run for twelve nonths ~ sh,
choos1s oosiIv - '"o
Near bv wore the WorralIs looking n Iu,,.
sulky. ms Kendall fanc;ed IN tho ,,idst - s .h;s
great thrush of the london world which Sas
sweeping their niece from tbem int, = ,,,,si.
tion of suporioritv and indene,dence thav
were not nj olI nreparoJ 20 ~, ha. .., nv
Noti.ing indsad oSri,, - s..." e' .P ,aHou uP.
manner To them ,vhsnoysr o, ss" o.,n snan a., ~.
them bpt n was av;Jont ,ha, . H.. 80 "S'oas
longer an nutomaton 10 he ,,,o,ai =. .ha;. ~
will and n,e,snre Int . wor,.n "a -. ~ ..ss. .A
mistress ~ hsrsoI, ond y, har .a.~ 1a al vs elss
feiI int . cnnvor.,tin,, ~ ~, .ha ,a ,,. nenuai
Mrs St,art - ,-os as n .no suo. WIN
amusing MS usnaI and who nhs.tnraJ .,sa, au
To him lin hc sudSenIv sa w Ms p,s.,a,.a,.
sipnaing 10 lin, with bar .-n, 4, .he. 20 S,n
sister ." 'A"' VI "i'
"Do YOU know Mr.. Kendall - sbo said o,
no went up to her. "vou m,,st RALLY toLa
Nine, do Chateauvienx away ont ., this
noise and crowd, ~ 10 Al, yory ,ssI, o. ha.
TO preach TO me Take her ~ vo,,r r,,o,,,s
and get her some food. How wish 7 coniJ
ortorto,r ,,o,, h.,u, 80 -,.S .,.u -
imnossiblen ~
aIsabel. NV dear Isal,e, y cr,od M,,o 4.
CbateauyieuT boldiro nor ocarw 49,, ~,