The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27

useful things; an affair OF the moment, truly;
but the wise man makes % the passing mo-
disease, the habit Of continually looking. DO:
! fore and after We none OF us think enough OF
the present mGment: We are anxiously spec
! ulating as to the tnture or, what is worse
and pnst mistakes. That is where the unedu-
| cated, tho ADMINISTRATIVE, have their consola-
lion; we are not hall so happy and content rs
| the stolid nlouHhman or the rhleRmatic brick
the. present cold, or, OF furthest Of the next
R ns P Ss With '9 Tie FnGpSsdGo S
he VIII sleep sound. The actual and Immediate
them; not the unknown future. or the useless
past But have schooied myself, thanks In a
diaTshter Knows her iioiaCo, too-and thinEi
keen as stout henrt rs most. Dam ioQup,ai
That Ike nsht "I presses down no upon me-
and the shadowy fathers, and tho empty halls
OF Pluto, put lie knowle ige away from me-
am content with the prescott moments: | am
more than content, Tor example with this very
boxes" inteIposod Vincent, al once and
eagerly. II think the cork mouthpece is
s6 ssnd you fsOT where they are to
thank you; but they are not much IN my
%,ay the ola man said with certain loitine S
time has gone by for unavailinG, regrets over
what has been done to mo and mine tnink
front. SiGni jaS CrajC- iovsioH = has NOT
been our wntchword for nothing. And rs for
morrow Tho anticipation OF evil will not
remove it: the recalling OF bygonc injuries pro-
is our aim the neist we never saw and SO, as
we have had pleasant evening 50 far, think
We may as well get away home again, and;
Maisrie. you viii get ont your violin and we'll
have some Scotch songs, and my young friend
and I, vi. taste ,Mst 2 drop Of scotch !Thiskey;
and II there's any better combination than that
In tho world, do not Know OF IL.
y But here a very awkward incident occurred
called to tho waiter 10 bring the bill. Now Vim
cent had intended to steal out and arrange this
little matter without allowing tho young lady
the, waiter. when, summoned; came up TO the
table and proceeded to pencil out the account.
think, SIR put in the young man, mod
esty' you'd better let me have that 1t was
and us carelcs5ly he handed over the slip Of
paper no had lust taken from tho waiter.
but tho quick look OF pain and humiliation
young man to the heart.
:. on we'll her GRANDFATHER said. pot@lantiy,
- have lust, discovered that have left my
purse behind. some other time-it is all tho
s snr is immaterial-the next time will be
Here is my. purse, grandfather" she said
and she turned with an air OF quiet frmness to
YOU please" He was too bowildered to refuse:
belief Kim 70 accede Without word Of 1 protest o1
She pushed her purse and the slip OF paper
across the table to her grandfather: and then
she arose md turned to seek her sunshade, |
which Vincent forthwith brought TO her. The
curious mingllhg of simplicity and dignity with
which she had interposed impressed him |
strangely: perhaps she was rot SO much OF u |
schoolgirl ms she had seemed when he first saw
her walking through Hyde Park! Then the |
three OF them left the restaurant together, and |
quietly made their way homo through the |
gathering twilight.
But he would not 60 in when they arrived at |
their door though the old man again put Scotch |
music and Scotch whskey before him as an in |
ducement.. Perhaps he dreaded to outsray HIS |
Welcome: he babe them both good night and |
Maisrie Bothune, as she parted from him. was |
SO kind rs to say Thank you so much" with |
the briefest glance of her eloquent eyes.
lie went across TO his own rooms merely for |
forms sake He did not light the gas when he |
got up stairs. lie carefully shut the window: |
then he sat down to the piano and very gen |
tly and quietly he played a graceful little air.
IT was IDrine, dOrnl"z ma beitr!" and It was |
a kind OF farewell message iC- the night: but |
he had made sure that she should not hear
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