New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

than h isl"
VERY likely! But, my dear Celia con-
tInued, with patronlzing tone which must have
been infinitely harder to bear than even my simple
bad temper" My dear Celia | am afraid you
have still great deal to learn in the matter of
artistic taste And ! looked round the room
with an expression Of lofty contempt.
Oh, as far as artistic taste goes, Dick am
sure you ;nre wrong, for ncle Matt is eyer 70
L have no doubt he is a second Raphael
| sneered, but he does not know bow 10 choose
his carpets and curtains Look nj that! and ]
shook tic folds Of blue rcpp savagcly and that
and | kicked vciousiy ~ of the blue roses
which, with n yellow flower 10 yet unknown
TO hotanisis, mcandcTcd over the carpet in pro
the e0a awful 70 yGlgSry '' Of it, Tnt.- returning
once more 10 the cnragingy patr0niLing tone,
you are Blundcll now, my dear Celia, and
You must Just try 20 forget everything YOU ever
learnt e. as a Dobson as fist as ever you can
Celia fired W with an uncXpectcdnes' which
took ahack.
my family, Dick shall certainly not stay 10
listen 10 you. II Won think 80 little Of the
DobsonS ! wonder You married one OF them
And as to forgetting all ever learnt as Dob
running down he. clocks There j. one thing
was taught, which | >Iou'd be very sorry 10
forget. though il seems TO Nave been left out of
your education, and that is gratitude
Ny heart and my conscience both Smotc me
AT ,hcsc words said nothing, and She turned
from the window and resumed her work with
fcvcr>h energy. could see by the adtatcd
way in which the needle stuck into the
material and then snapped ont again that her
feelings very considerably rnt'cd.
made one or two attempts nj starting new
ro?c Of conversation, but YVES met. with chilling
mcnosy llables Al last sid: ,.,
Celia dear. | am sorry if offended you
just new should not have been cross
if my digestion had not been upci by being
Shut mp for nearly three days without exercise
and Gazing too much wedding-cakc.
] tried to finish my sentence with semi
ioccNc expression But got no answering smile
from Celia.
horP, Dick, She said sternly. and say That
your temper got the better OF yOu. We Dohsons
may be very inferior. VA gar race, hut thAnk
goodness we have not got the Blundcll temper
Oh, very we'll" ! said, shortly. " / see you
wish 10 Guarrcl--so I Shall leave you to
Yourself to recover your temper, DobSon or
Bmndcll, whichever it may bel" And walked
ont of the room Summing the door after me.
and feeling half sorry and half glad that CclIa
had Scorncd the olive branch of reconciliation
| had held out to her
least ] thought had-and thrust my arms
into my macintosh and took my umbrella out
out # the stand, with grim satisfaction IN the
thought that by going out in weather Ike THIS
o. ven out into ii by my wIfe,> obstinate rclHs'
10 make fricnds-I should probably catch a bad
cold All he dramatic possibilities Of tins
imaginary cold filtered before my minds eye
n pleasing surccseion-chlls TO the livcr-pcurlsv
-.hcumatic fever Perhaps She Will be sorry
then | mutjcrcG TO myself rs | shut The
hi'li-'"oI "',''n nv "I'" 'i INV, .Ii,I;r, ~
| went. and striving t. inwrt 10 my features
pcrfrctiy uncOn, crncd. amiablc expression.
thought heard 4 tap, at The WlnGo", ana my
name called, but ! would not look mp. and strobe
on WITH as mnch dlEhl'y as co'r' 'oNn''A''
Once ont Of view Of the WIN, lows, PlnS'1
- consMrr IN "hc" dllccb"H >h.Iri 20 ~
look for the r"n'l'N ana rhcun'!Nh W"i'n WIZ I
&C. bring ny crr!ng wife To- sense Oi hef his
foln">. ,i, ~
migh clincr 90 uoWl I" ,r S"n,S "i la ,i 'n
lar ~ c"uld -" on 'i'u ~. 't ,iI, ,h
main :o'l which In-'td tA'o19h thr S'TT.,-3IInIi
'lllag" On mi" li' country ",' '',, ., ~"
come H.. i the r-tt Of orr arrival at s. hfldlf1N,
md bad VAGUE rcnlPh rance ol So"c"r"'
ulurofou IL unIula'ln- downs. IN Just ~ 'lIN
m"A nj ne rr"uN' mems oi lnl.ii: III" I'll IN
c"noy iN'r>f' III, [',I ''''.E ic1dI - tIc road
t"SS mp, sGG 10 MA>eIl. Hc""S 'Ic io'"-
tWlS IA" sands ~, ,o.d
lic"'s u was 80 Oh SCI aiunT '' i" r'.
pissed t.roo.h ,nr ' - adH l'1'i'y
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io.'I.'iiv lind ni ll,rr. Noibine could hc more
i,,i ,an,ni,nnl1cc 1Iru Tins wcll-kcr
,.1,'iln,,,c. downs ON each side.
"''- i IT, Xxx rrr,rrir' ~ r.. lar
r, ,,,.. ,, ,,.,,l,l, ~ .c.rcrv would
~" i.r ,ino,,'i, nv,v mn,n me INK them
", eli "a f,I,,ltjn. ,yrr, c1,uIovrI in a hand
IL 'I' ''' -, 49," .lo ln,.,rt
'o.n""" ~" ''"'' WIN 81 80, .... ,...,,,,
HE NInc seemed 10 l'h' ul'",io"f; t'%% h
M tI\lh% 10 i'H't' il' ~ IN i L1t h' i' ~
"tIIIns me- mIl 4imL 'i,S anna n '"d y,irir~ il
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"EfE my H,A" ;,i" "T HIM. NY '"'> 10, q bd ~,
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Fho" no 'h' WIFI IMAM iI""H " '
H. ROUGHLY ridiculous tEan when he Is IN NnF-
s'nt # = runaway Lat VIM 'hal ng'd'Hh u,I
night il wait until you have ac'"lnl stopped
10 pick IT up ana thch 40" "--'"N"'htN IT.
hcunaN and Skins on for few n%r n"rc1, "i,N
t. .c.c;t the same poo -; until some kIndN
eddy carries II into a corhFr winch II cannot
c>caP" -, e.. ,id r1,,.
NJ less IMAM ihI'' 'Hi'N I'' '"' 'i' Ir'H
me TINS h">l 'f'Hi ana ~, d.Hi :" ,''" ,''I'J'
| dicW our 'iN SIN % i M '' avn, ,,,1r
securely over ''In i'ii"' '"4h ~" ~. '' ...no'.
m\ chlh, iN,'"'"'H ,rI ~ IT,. -
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