Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24


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as oif oeeifFy @ii tiie colonel were seen
lnoAiAz l.ieit way through the long gal
iefy hAs orl :" -ns,- room
We are late. Marcia.
30 dear. Tie gong has NOT sounded
YET.
There lt Is. Ana the dinner was an
nounced-
What a happy quartet they made.
THESE four. To Marcia, the love OF her
youth was ALWAYS hero. To Carmen,
6eoury W1s very bayard or chlvalry,
tender loyal true. Whether It was the
fifteen or si~Joen years between their
ages or what not, certainly carmen idol
lied him
IN these DAYS she entirely forgot she
had ever been through d ceremony OF
marriage with another man. Il was 50
utterly thing oi the past, she deter
mined 70 forget II, and really she was
succeeding admirably.
II hope You ladies viii bring US our
luncheon tomorrow.
MoSl certainty We VIII
mere 90 you oegio' Geofff asked
the colonel
IN the Ladymeai, oy the stream.
Low many guns
DIX IN al foulg Gay Is one. lie
VIII stay mere ioT lew Gays. lie comes
tomorrow Irom beaucieFe: lou must
haFessine' JCila7 ""y oI'en IN town. Mss
Masslhs ora
indeed yc-. know TWO things
about MIN; ne IS fond OF quOtaS poetry
ana splenaiN ~ uolng play. Also' 10
Is most KIND hearted.
Ihree Things 20 ms account, carmen,
sald ner ia-Af
true papa! but women are not
always IoGicol or accurate.
Accuracy l3 near enough.
You haFeap apparently forgotten, GeoS-
ny that O..-@ Gay accompanies her
brother pH' III MSS Lstcourt.
Pon my soui ana, answered or
eseoiirY' Win gay laugh.
But the VerJ e1PressITo smile IN hla
oiue eyes, as they rested on the primrose
figure. explained the cause Of his obliy-
ion. Blessed are the absent,
Miss Clara Cav would hardly have for
given this loss cf memory. As it was,
Miss CAY considered il objectionable
that at the age Of 85 Sir Geoffry Est
court should still re an unappropriated
blessing. And rs she was endowed with
the usual amount Of good looks. she in
tended to execute good deal OF business
anent this particular visit.
When Carmen retired to rest that
night hor dreams we've of GeoHrv Est
co1rt. hllt fhev v-erc ever marrcd hv the
all pcrvadInE presence of Allen fLzclorc.
However. dreams are but iuterudeS
which fancy makes" and as the morning
rose. fair and bright. her dream vanished
with tho sun And with the sunshine
came Julius CAV and his sister Clara.
Miss Cav looked fresh and fair and
rosy with her rapid drive. She was
pretty. typical English girl; light brown
hair. good complexion. pretty blue ewes
and a charming LITTLE figure and most
perfectly conscious Of every good point.
She had brought with her several killing
gowns from Paris. aud 1t must he con-
Tossed a uaug Of disappointment shot
through her heart as she saw the beauti-
ful presence ~ Carmen Nassingbird
standing i'm the wide hall doorway with
the morning sun streaming down upon
her She seemed 20 be the very center
az tho little rrouu Julius Cav. without
thought ~ Dis sister. jumped off tho dog
cart and rushed up the stops.
Good morning Miss Nassingbird; this
is an unexpected pleasure.
Whore Is cry author ia the world