Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

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the drawing TOOm and the soclsSY "
their fellos creatures, out were slIElng
Ia q remote corner II the CONSERVATORY,
talking - II they lad Known eSch other
al their lives Startled aE the thought
thai Der father might be wanting 10 60,
aad looking FOR her, she szil. We raAy
have been here very long Tune Nc
ssem % have forgotten thai there ts q
party going OF. We ought % go
Before We 20 NAV !, now
that know you so much better,
tel yoa what l think of your music; IL
+ Is exactly What music ought - Be and
seldom Is. No one ever accompanied
me before who 80 completely fulhll-d my
every wish. You are a thorough artist
you seem 10 paint the KEYS. / should
50 Ike % Try one " two other things
with you. Do you ever come % Mrs.
T VAIiey's Wednesday afternoons, or might
7 perhaps some day
"Oh, l Will come here,' exclaimed
I Niss Falkland abruptly. Il do some
times; viii come next Wednesday
that's the day after tomorrow. ] ought,
( for haven't been 10 one Of her Wednes-
days f0r ages
She almost thought that he had been
| about 10 express 4 wish 10 call Oh her.
/ Call on her, and then the hiieOus secret
would have been revealed. Il an sorry
can't ask you to come and try them 1t
my own home" she continued, recover
ing herself Ny father and / live to-
geiher; We are quite alone. alas. de Is
out all day long IN the city. 50 can re-
ceive no visitors but few very old
friends"
Fools madly rush, and he had been on
the point of rushing into an inquiry az 10
whether he might not call on her. when
she had not even a mother. lie was
quite aware that gentlemen ought 10
wait until they are asked 10 call, and
that not 10 do so is 10 bless the English
convenience" most grievously, but one
touch of real music makes the whole
world kin. and that was his excuse.
Let me hope" he said, that some day
NAV be privileged 10 call myself an old
friend"
She did not respond: how could she:
He had had so much of the worlds wor-
ship that he liked her all the better for
not responding. He took her back to the
drawing room 10 her father, and wonder
ing why she did not introduce them to
each other, bowed and left her, and then
to him the evening was over.
Margaret, my dear, who was that
good looking young man who came up
stairs with your asked Mr. Falkland as
they were going down stairs.
That was Mr.. Carlton. Didn't you
knowT'
Mr.. Carltonl And you didn't intro
duce me!-aEd you knew how much
wanted TO see him."
How stupid of me not to think of it, y
The moonbeams fell coldly on the
waving masses of lilacs when the Falk
lands reached home. How pretty they
are!" said Mr.. Falkland "By the by,
Margaret, you really ought either tc
watch those hlacs or have them watched
When came home this evening the
pavement was literally strewn with frag
ments"
She had them watched, but never again
watched them; never, that is to say, save
on the one occasion in the week when the
whole power of the household was barely
sufficient TO protect them. This was or
Sunday afternoon, when the children
were streaming ont Of the Sunday schools
greedy for plunder, and irresistible il
strength and cunning. ,..