New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

..,,,1v NJ dear boy, they here; knew it.
Those very rich, smart people VINO nave .GHel
D. nds don't YOU know Sir John sald |
rooI NOT call unless | liked, rs they are only
tcrorts: and | did not like al all. disliked all
hoard of them. The mother is most SHY
woman. a.. d,,,ut,ors ,ros oil his
Come ana see VIZ """5"'' VIZ" ~
'H1 Tn, two were bowling swiftly along toward
t,o lawns and in a few minutes aiter thc H>G
,I.or had said come and see the daughter
,ff h,rouche drew mp at the nearest point to
YLcrr the tea cncampmcnt had been made.
you are coming up. are Yon not Sld Mt
Pnllorough We particularly wished MS august
p'i nIt IS very steep. my dear" Her ladysbip
S'.'i Bni Johnnie may be frightened when he
50 10 may. poor darling. Oh, will certainly
come She had but the two sons. and woT'hlppeo
them both: all the intermediate daughters went
for nothing. Bc,idcs, | must thank these Xoun-
i,,iinS Lady Pulborongh had grateful heart
And doubt their accepting to drive unless
You ask thcm Ion NON.
lie had no mercy. even when he saw her pant
ir@ AND Struggling He got her mp somehow
And then came triumph. ,,:
The ittc sleeper sill lay calmly slumberIng'
still was watched over by the angel face
"Oh dear, what picture cried the mo'hef
under her breath. and the victory was won;
We have 40 space 10 deNcrlhr Wht !ono"rI,
to tell of how the little man was poiIl" r"','IN
dawn 10 the carriage by stronger arms IMAM
fairies which were only eager now i"r ia"
honor OF succeeding hers: of how Miss , htVen4IN
on her part succeeded to the charar "hfh VIZ.
Pulhororlq' had resigned. and guided dutiluiN
his mothers steps: Of how Lady Pulborou2h m
trodrccd h"rscli with pleasant words and ne
nienant smiles: of how all the party grove h'inc
in the cool evening light when llttlc 'IohHt
woke AT li,t and kissed the fair cheek that hcn'
over him. and of how a dark pair OF eyes Opposite
icalouSiy noted. yet approved Of the pr0rr'dih-'
A. Icnnth the Girls reached their lodgings. ana
If was subsequently 30 this that the conversation
took place in Mrs CheycniN's apartment. Whlch
we have already heard
Our LITTLE Storr IL almost over p.i
Nr, thrycniN had been dying Tor Lacy NJ
borou-h /, call ever since they h'u "'''r
c,unir, ncehhors hut had AZ last gwen up ',I
hopes of the desired event Size had pen So H aod
chacriucd rs almost - have made ncr hn9"'u"
emf short hIs lease in consequence. Ih'h 10 run
no lap-hazard AGAINST the great Iodv ~ p',F
ike Wulhournc To meet and 10 kno" n'I
.u,t Uottic, II was extraordinary. unhcaW-
of good mck She was nos all rNrI'"ihrh' anu
Er"lIy. il was most wonderfully fortunate,
Sic cried Shc had followed IIat'r rs soon ms
aver tlr lilac robe was on and had hurried rs 81"
had nc,cr hurried before. Really. IT was pcI-
loci scene in play" having heard the "1F'a,,I",
oven ?, t'. niuu'c>t detail. with interest. h0'
how oid That 10 should never even have known
That tur Puihoround. were hcrr-n"Ncr nave I''
Them i'm the Park nor anywhere - - ,
They never 20 :" the Park. Lady fulh"rouEh
,y,. not cpmpl,mcntaf, - the Park. mamma
Wa. She not Ms. ChcvcniN'- face fell p
H,tir Did She think it-ah"m -rul-'r iht''
v6't Ion do., She 10 with herself" in
auircI NJ eleventh. after mnm'n' ''N-
"SGr dive, aboat tie country. and Sir John
P''~ tad the SOM WHAT does he do"
"G,os sc1 n,hin-. OH. cried li"'t'" with -"
innocence Of 70 babe. how should Ike - go N'a
Vol we'll ,,id Mrs Chcvcri>. chccrhIly.
-T dare say vou can 600 II TIC PuinHronghs nHN
yru. lorc say Your father ""Hl' '"tsn,' nu ..,
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