The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-03


Thirty thousand a year! Sir Guy was e
person a more Importance than / had inn
aciued dropped my eye, % my fan, and
Philip went ou m his familiar, mocking
fashion:
"Do YOU love blue boobs' Are you de-
voted To- poor law reports' What is your
opinion ot ruyuhce llalli And when, Mis-
Virginia Warwick, were you last at the Peo-
pies palace BY such paths lies the way 10
the royal favor
looked up and met the glance, mocking
and serious and curlou,ly intent. of his brill
liant eycs. 40 the same moment some one
brushed through the ferns and lounges 10
whcA we sat and announced himself as my
partner Tor the next waltz
It Wa, Sir Guy Ormoud.
Philip rose az once, with AN air ~ o~tcnta-
tious maguaulmty, flourish ur fair play IN
every line Of him. The look in his eyes stuug
me. Wa, hc insulting me, tai, polite person,
hoviug himself gracefully away But, after
all, is there any deeper wrong, any cruclcr
insult let for him 20 oilor'
Let ne write IL down, once Tor all, that
We mus, remain forever uuspoken, uncN-
pressed
II man stubs YOU, or rohs YOU, or Injuries
your fair fame, do you take these things at
hi, hand, m sacncci Even II hc escapes tho
worlds punishment, DO You smile upon him
/ la the face of the vurldi
Idle questions, mo- doubt
And Il shall go ou smiling AT Philip 10
| the end Of the chapter!
IT,
wonder, sometimes, that We do not go
oftcucr TO the bad We girls OF we'll 20 DO
CLASSES.
/ II YOU como to think Of a. II is a curious
| ordeal Ne pas, through 40 the very outset of
/ our career Take girl IN the school room
/ and src what Err life As.
\ dugy ROOM dowly dresses, broad and
1 butter, ami goyomcs-cs' lu all the house
/ h.id there I- perhaps no person of lc-, inn
7 porianre than She. Then, one day, this
/ creature, knowing nothing Of the world and
/ less, If possible. uf herself Is launched ON the
/ stream 70. fashionable or psouio-fashlunablo
/ htc st what has hcpu hitherto her bedtime,
/ she i. arraycd gorgrou,ly, whirlei through
/ "a, llt cl y, and finally let loose IN a crowded
J ball room, there 10 sink or swim. There are
/ lights, jewels heavy scent, and dreamy, de
/ lcious music. 10 /, all whrl a cia,ter, "a
prlfu~ion And there are "a great many
people, gay, gupi looking, we'll dressed. one
. person comes 10 hor again and again. lie 8,
a great deal older than shc with all the rs
suraucc Of strength ami experience. Defer
INITIAL and tyruuncal. he cutroats and COM
/ mlud- at one and the same time Aud he
has strange power Of sympathy, wonder
| ful INSIGHT into her innocence, knows her
better than herself ii seems, thi, charming,
clever person. Everywhere hc follows her
about; with every look, with every tone, hc
says: IL love lou'
She does mot know why She ;, So happy
d ID. i. tt.
Of the night 90 come. II she thinks at all
about IL, sine thinks prim Thoughts, such as
have been iu,llIcd into her. aud which have
nothing to do with what She feels. The nat
3 ural prumptu.s Of her molc-ty she mistakes
flr resistance - thi, unknown force, which
}, drawing her to itself rs inevitably as the
7 magnet draw. the needle. With her little
pruIish defense, sine believe, herself equipped
for amy fray. size feels $50 strong, and, Oh!
GuI, She !, 80 weak One day bolt falls
from th" clear sky, bee ], going 10 br mar
ricl 90 woman OF fortune, Of good couucc
,ous, hc /, away in the country woOing his
rich bride r. p-haw, what rhJdo
moutaIc, O.
An tine girl- nearly, have gone through it,
every one knows how Carrie lost her looks
after .hr came homes from Cpwcs aud how
Blanche ie.i oT tya skeleton the year Fred
Birch wa married. Carrie booked blooming
enough m tine park th' other day iu her new
carriage. and Blanche B, ialtor than hrr bus.
band. wGr. IS saying great deal Not 20
10 the bad, But perhaps a gupI many Of us
DO go n1J'r uI. though the bpdur-s Is not o.
sort which dumaud- the attention OF phinn.
throp,t-, such, for instance, "a, Sir Guy or
mond
Sir Guy Ormud is very -,rons on all social
qu -tiuu4 lln g. u.-p nu nguo-tic, and "a
socialist Of an advanced typ" lle regards
tho blroar'.y conferred on hi- father, "a bo-
uayal.ut m.l owner at Darlington, iu tine
light of buri aud au iuIgnlty.
How do / come hy my fact-' / CLEANED
them from ro l... person than Sir Guy
himself d. tIn course Of two dance and "a
bgsty supper
The l.mui Huoury Of tho' Young mans
discourse is something astonishing How
ever, be- 3, quite intelligent. DO "a stupid way,
and quite gooI No' an atom of vice iu his
composition / should say, and not an atom
. of LUmYr
Mr. Philip Stand oall.i ou mc some days
after lhn Wo'DuIavu,. party Sine has that
mir of Iuuui1uc. ut protest, that have often
noticed iu very rich people. They have got
iu tHc way o. Dsp.n'Iu- TOO much.
Y,lsot la golden cage for harpu.s
And Il tauu.art..g creature nIft..s Iy
u .nIJ' Du Fa.r .suIyrs hand HIY ha.,
lrrHaU, 10 cage at all
Symuru for 90. yauiiyof rau..
Mrs PU.ig was polite enough loo her vague
dumb way, aud hoped wo should meet tIa'
night at tro l,Druamptpus dinner party We
did meet cud Philip Ha- t..I oT ~ take mo
In accepted tlo fact cnDiiy enough auI Hf
bore himself toward uo HItu 1u alT nt 4 u'