The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-22

ming round tables and flying aloni
corridors before q knottod handkerchief, /
nightly relaxed. Yet tho broad OF n serara
tlon from hcr has kept me ut those pastime
for considerable portion beyond my relish o
them. Not that acknowledge fatigue. have
II seems. q tnsto for reflection; am now mucl
disposed 10 read and moditatc. which canno
be doue without roposo. scttle myself, and
receive worstcd ball In my face. md am eI
pected to return IL | comply: and thon yo,
would say n nursery was in arms. 1t would clst
| ho the deplorable spectacle OF beautiful
| young woman yawninE.'
| Earthquake and saltpetre threaten us less
terribly" snid MIR. Boamlsh.
| In nne, she has extracted promise thai
| this summer shs shall visit the Wells for q
month and fear | cannot break my pledge OIL
my word: I fenr I caunot."
Very certainly l would not" said Mr.
| Beamish.
Tho Duke heaved a sigh. There are reasons
| family reasons, why my company and protec'
ton must be dcnlod to her here. / have no
wish-lndced my namo for the present, until
such time as sho shall have found her feot
and there Is over penalty to pay for that!
All. Mr.. Boamish. pictures are ours when we
have bought them and hung them up; but who
insures us possession OF beautiful work OF
nature7 have latterly betaken me TO reflect
much and seriously. / am tempted TO slde
with tho dirines In the sermons have rehd
the flesh is the habitaton OF arobcllious devil.
ITO whom we object In proportion as we
curse become quit OF him." Mr.. Beamish
but this mania Of young people for rlcns-
ure. e:ornal pleasure. IL one OF the wonuerS III
does not pail on them: they are insatiato"
"Thore Ia the cataract AMI there is tho cliff.
Potentate to poten'ato. Duke 80 long rs You
are on my territory; he It understood; Iron
that nttersd ErottIly abroad q desecration OF
clusively you prove to me that you are not n
butterily.' He surely did no moro than favor
me with the anathema OF his countennnce
young people is That they miss their pleasure
in pursuing it. have lectured my Duchess
" Fnn,i.b own .,,o tbo puk, "put sun.
nose yGpb had eansGt your 6nterE f fo
Hstn{Sn ssa 'SfS, {Es%m.h
mine-yo H gam and old. tind them probationary
alike In their love OF pleasure, differing mainly
In their capacity to satisfy it: That IL no IN,
which they are DESTROYS OF bunting; the old
contrarlwlse; The cry o. tho young for pleas
"a cry for burdens. Curions! And the old ones
cry tnr having too many on their shoulders;
which Is not nstPnlshnG between them tn tS
ears and guide the steps Of, the philosopher.
whose wisdom IT Is 10 avoid their tracks" ,.,,.,
advice aud you give me an essay"
For the reason. Duke. that you propose
case that suggests banging f9p menlin two
Is. garter and the bedpost., When we have
come upon cross ways, and we can decide
neither forward nor back. the index OF the
board which would direct, us points to Itself
and emphatically says, gallows."
Hannah ,tiatFurtnu FnTnGn
the visit, foresce dissensions. tears. games at
ball. romps. not one day of rest remaining 10
positively. II allow it so innocent a creature
in the atmosphere If a place like this must
The her f from RSd
the fields. She has had various masters. She
And SO she RS is now for airing her
embellishments: such are women"
=, Hays you heard Of Chloe Z" said Mr: Beam.
lady uncorrupted by this place, of viii h | |
would only remark that It is best unvsied, but
Chloe A lady VINO sqnandered her fortune
70 redeem some ill,requiting rascal; remem.
ter to have heard Of her. She is here stIlI'
That cannot be without the loss OF reputa-
"Choe's champion will grant that she is ex-
posed to the evils OF fmprovidence The more |
brightly shine her maize purity her gooIness
sxhatation gows in her abasement"
She has, see. preserved her comeiiness" |
lot her hearts patience. IT'S now he lily that |
eigns. So then: Chloe shall be attached to |
he Duchess during her stay. and unless the |
ievil himself should interfere guarantee her
trace against any worse ,. harm than ,expe,-
Duke raised his arms at the fearful word.
that shall be mild. Play she will; she IS
sure to play. Put 1t down at a thousand. We
n a M nnrmiSGiIlA
md she plays to lose the thousand by degrees.
With as telling nm effect upon a connubial CON
" A thousand" said the Duke. will be cheap
indeed. think now have had description
II this fair Chloe and from an enthusiast. \
anded family, though she has thought proper
o conceal her name. And that will be our DIM
she was under my dominion. Miss Martins
yard" Mr.. Beamish pursued. She came hero
cry young, AMI at once her suitors were
worst among them. and for the fellow Caseldy
he sacrificed the fortune she has Inherited OF
no paid ali his debts-a mountain Of bills.
)ssa. to quote our poets. In, fact obeyng the
caudallzing propriety. This was Immediately
low vi to her relations with her ii" family since
hen. honored even by ,rakes. she has lived
impoverished at the Wells. i dubbed her
'hloe packs From being, the victim OF her
generous disposition. could not save her;
an protect her from the shafts Of malice"
" She has no passion for playf" inquired the
luke.
."She nourIshes a passion for the man for
Thom she bled, TO the exclusion OF tho other
ASSIGNS. She liyos and beicve / may say
hat it is the motive OF her rising and dressing
ally In expectation OF his advent"
He may be dead."
Tho dog Is alive And he has not ceased 10
o Handsome CAseldy, they say. between our
elves, Duke there Is matter to break her heart
Ie has been the Count Casoldy OF continental
aiming tables, and he Is recently Sir Martin
Ase!dy. settled on the estate she mAdo him
'oe to take up intact on his fathers decease"
Pahl vlllainW
with a blacker brand upon him every
forming that he looks forth across his prop
rty and leRvea her to lanRuishl She stil-I |
ay 1t to the redemption OF our sex-has offers.
Ter Incompatible attractions OF mind and
erson exercise the natural mpire OF beauty |
Mt she will none OF them. | can her the Fair
uiclde. She has died for love and she Is
host, good ghost. and pleasing ghost but
n apparition, taper"
The Duke fdgetod. and expressed hone to
ear that she WAS not Of meiancholy conyersa-
on; and. again. that the subject OF her dis
purse was not confined to love and lovers,
Apply or unhappy. He wished his Duchess,
o said to be entertained upon gRyer touics
we being q theme no desired to reserve TO
lmSelf This month" he said. prognosti-
ally shaking and moaning. =" would This |
lonth were over, and that We were well purged |