Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

200 g,1,s smut our months on the subjeo, of Mics
Halves does his BEST aid Fo-be.
with a tcufh Of obslinscy. "He Io"l.,
well, he strides well, he is fine f nc 80
man with big bullying voice Son,,
ALo" "9at more you want in q German
PINE. - IL TINS everlasting hyperc,id.
c'.H "hicn spoIs ali ones plea re and
/ is,s - ''S ar
At which Mrs. Stuart laughed and W.
manlke, observed that che supposed Il was
only people who, ike Forbes. had succred.
ed IL charming the critics could eff1rd n
soon at them-s remark which creS
funny little bow, half petalAnt. belf
pleased, out Of The artist, in whom are of
the strongest notes Of character was his
susceptibility to TIE attentions o. women
You've seen her already. l belieyt2';
said Wallace 10 Forbes. L think Sfisa
B'e'heiton told nee yen we5o e. the Col.
lege on Monday"
Yes, was. Well, as I tell YOU.
don wan: TO white away the few pleas
uIea THAI this dull life can provide ne
With by this perpetual dIscon.ent with
what's set before NE. Why can't ysu cat
and ne thankful? To loOk at that girl is
hberfl education; she has 6 foe voice.
toe, and her heauty, her freshness. the en-
eTgy OF LIFE in her, give me every sort OF ar
tistc pleasure. What q curmudgeon 7
should be-what grudgiug, unprateful
fellow If, SITTER all she has Goae 70 delight
ne, l should abuse her because
she can't speak out her tilesome
spsechss-which are Of no account and
don't matter, 10 my impression at alas
well az one ofyour thin, French. snaSe-like
crea'ufe' who have nothing bu. llerart.
ss You call Il nothing but they have been
carefully taught; noth;fg baE what .aey
/ have iabOrlously learned With time and
trouble, to depend npou.'
Having delivered himself OF this TRADE.
toe artist threw himself back ~ his chair.
tossed back his gray hair f.om HE olow,rp
black eyes, aud looked defiance a Kendall
who was sitting opposite.
Bat after all, " said Kendal, roustd.
these tiresome speeches are her meter.
it's her business 10 speak them, ald 70
speak them well You are p-a.s.ng hsrfor
qualities which are not properly dramatic
at all In your studio they would be the
only thing that q man need consider: on
the stage they naturally come second"
"Ah, sell, said Forbes, falling 10 upon
bic dinner cg.il 81 gentle signal from
Mrs Stuart that the caruage would soon be
round. Il knew very well how you md
Wallace would take her You ard viii
have 10 6efeUd each ether. Mra Stuart.
again dos, two sAoaer baths. aud wien
"e 70 % see her aHerwarl shall bs ic-
valuable, fir shall BE- able 20 save Ker-
dal and Wallaca The humbng Of compli-
ments"
Whereupon the Others protected that
they would on no account be 5cpliysd Of
their shsre cf the compliments, ard Wal
lace especially laid it down that q mau
would be poor creature who could not
find smooth things to ray npon any con-
ceivable occasion to Isabel B-ethcior.
Besides, he saw her every day aud was 'n
excellent practice. Forbes l))ksi a little
sCoiniul, but at this point Ms Stuart
succeeded in diveEting his attention TO the
latest picture, and the dinuer flowed On
pleasantly TIL the c.il7e was handed and
the cnnieges announced.
To BE CONTINUED