New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

The day the arrangement was concluded MI.
Fanshawc called, and II was impaired 10 him
I'm 50 sorry, hc SAID. .r.
Because | shant lie there. have settled to
on. 20 ~ switzerland in September. counted
on having YOU TO show MS about Inc Crystal
Palace and help ~ to improve our minus .hn
ballcts aud the variety entertainments
don't know what with. but always thought
the Crystal Palace was meant 10 improve people s
minds AZ nuy rate we shall want yOu there
can assure you September is Just as good IA
time for Switzerland.
II is not. said Frances, nearly SO good o
time. while a London suburb in August is de-
testablc
lie turned 10 her. no
"Iou advise me not 10 put of going?'
Most decidedly | advise yon noi,' she an
swcrcd
lie said no more on the subject, ard other Wis
itOrs arriving. hc presently driftcd into corner
with Nellie. and Frances noticed that tn'lr con
vcrsation seemed very earnest and confidential.
The 9TH Of August found both sisters este blishcd
in Mrs OsbOrncs little house At AncrlcN
When they entered tie drawing-ro0m dressed
for dinner, the first person that greeted them was
Mr. Fanshawc.
SO yen haven't gone TO Switzerland said Mel
lie. without exhibiting any great surpTi%
Not yet. | may go tomorrow or thr next day.
the day after. But want TO MAKE sure that
London suburb in August is as detcs'aDle as
Miss Scott SAYS. | have fancy thau under Ger
tain circumstances It might nc as peasant as
Switzerland"
At this speech Nellie IOOkfh uoNH 'nu pidNeu
with the tasscl OF her fan.
\ London suburb might bc detcstablc In August
but it must be said that two of these three young
people seemed 10 find II delightful.
Mr.. Fanshawe spent most OF MS 'ine WIN
the Miss SCOTS at the Crystal Palace, ior Mis-.
Osborne was the most easy -gOlhF OF chip"fons
and seemed to think that n long as ncI couSi's en-
loved themselves, her duty was done therefore hh"
gave Lawrence Fnushave leave 10 come and 60
as he chose and assured the girls mat lheJ
sufficiently chaperoncd each o'Icf Wmen ,hry
III tln y al n
protested Nellie coollr asserted her intention
of going alone with the shy Australian II Frances
would not come Frances tncici1if t'o 20 , al
all 80 different from the life She was acc STONED
To lead She would have enjoyed II vcr} much,
she said 70 herself, If She could nave ',cn sure
Nellie was taking and her sympathy with Law
r.nc, ralyhawc in the rude awakening which she
feared awaited him. made her manner 10 Inn
much softer and there being no ore now near
H. force her down his throat, She droppei tie
deliberate stiffness with which Shc h"H IitheIt'
treated him.
awokc 10 the conviction that perhaps she had
been little too casy,oins. She sought pri'at"
interview with frances; .,. .,-.i,
My dear. she sid. " I'm VERY much AFRAID
Nr Faushnwc j., nm love with Nellie.
Yes" said Frances.
But you know. Hy dear. thar WASH at all
what WAC intended. | don't know what yoir
mother wi,l s.y. She neal; You Ia NARY MN.
Unfortunately" replied Frances, Nr. Fan
shave is gentleman who prefers 10 choose for
himself
lie IS quitc good enough for Nellie, sid
Frances. impaticntIy; and If she VIII marry
him"
Wv dear There surely can he no doubt Of
that
don't know. SIGHED Frances Il don't m
dcrstand Nellie. She is not hchlFln; hNr H''
self Bgt-Oh. no, %, yop s1y. there can - no
doubt that she means 80 marry him. Don worn
ToIrsclf. Co1sin Laura. Mot.cr n.l be made 10
like g."
Mr. Osborne won't away si-hiuG. and Frances
Lid her face in the sofia c'.>hious and lean 70 cry
ing her >~r-F's step outside So srrans or and ID
c',rr-vrrlas
Nclhc lauccd nj her s'udiouSv at"tted h'aI
III. w. sour ,l'',. "' icn terr sbc s,l
=, VIZ "H'"'"' i.' 49, ~, ,'c G,.,y,,l-.
ne W,.' 10 ''"' P .,,, '' .1,,,or-y or con-
cnpry or some. HING a they are .oih1 10 %" un
nS'HlF ii .-,.n.'h'-. I' 'i"' Na'' " ,.,
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oo.ang Mp from n"r VIKING. ''"" H. il" ~
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t. -. riUt i - ,,or,..Il.. 10 rrcaf a riau %, ,ou
re- ,-.-,,n. ,l- r.u.na.y.' And slrA a man. 80
.o,i,lt. md Inaoral'c. oud-.,ud he IS the .or OF
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.erions