The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

tlnentRl confectioneT Mr.. Bcamish glanced a
pump room, while she looked round the ladies'
coffee house: Encountering again they walked
stood 70 paShs IN tho road By order Of he
Grace, but the Duchess was away, and had no
been seen since her mornlngs departure: ,,.
What sort OF character would you give Mis-
With sSd MR. Soa@sh
Chloe n mus S and said, Would add good
TO the unkindest comparison you could find fol
+" But accepting the comparisonw Mr.. Boam.
ish nodded. and rovolved upon the circum
stance Of their being very much In Natures
| hands with Duchess Susan. OF whom 1t might
DO said that her character was good. yet all the
moro alive to the temptations besetttng the
| spring season. He allied Chloe'a adjective tc
number Of epithets equally applicable 70 ma.
ture and to women according to current Ideas
him drop that Count when he takes YOU from
Do not speak Of the time beyond tbs
breath as to cause Mr. Beamtsh to cast an in
She answered l It. rs not one month of
Brightness as much as We can ask tor :. ;,
his sides In Philosophical concord with her
In the afternoon, on the parade, they were
| ionable ladies and their escorts, pacing serene
", by medical prescription, for an appetite. As
Duchess. Mr.. Beamish alluded to 1t; where
upon he was informed that sho was about the
be- reeed to M
m!sh; =. an,., .,...or NO hovo an A..
n d The su sy mild IN
OF the stiles she gave her hand to Mr. Beamish.
d IL fss SSds res yS5d Il MI
| maintained his air Of soldierly resignation to
the performance Of duty, and held his head
MIN. -.,-
| across a broad uncut meadow, ,tirra-lirraing
| beneath q lark, Caseldy in ATTENDANCE on her.
she short cpTD and pSHS h Mr.
be r. i isn't this Just what you wanted me
M" N madam" said he, you had my injuno-
La" she exclaimed, Il thought was to
sSs S IL S0s S @ow Slp was S told eH 0
MIR: Beamish bowed efrusively to the intro;
With iitn lsush sddresssd the DucS less: Mad am,
q Juvenile comrade OF the tenderest age, by
name Tommy Pumston. and he enjoyed the
privilege Of inmaSy with ht arehin
GUS roaner, In defiance Of his mothers inter-
dict against his leaving the house for minute
p partea on aef tour Of The district. re-
sultng perhaps "a, as .R consequence OF Its
at IL
he perceived his beloved mamma with, suhi-
GENT clearpess g feel sure that at, she Likewise
had seen him. Tommy consulted Jimmy, and
Ing Ing mamma, and delivered himself in these
@ ered to sG give You the flavor o.
babe He said: / frink frought hear YOU
sa ma and jimmy Glungsson he f. fr0pRsht
were undsr the impression that, they were
doing right. There Is q delicate distinction in
frouRht, enough in itself to stamp sincerity
Caseidy said: ",rhe veraety of boy pos;
sessing y, a friend named dungeon ls beyond
Duchess Susan opened her, eyes -Four
nj niles e. h fT0m home And what old MS mother
"Tommy's mamma. said Mr.. ,BesmIsh.
which continued still upon tolerable terms
roas Oh Sssy asSls5sd t isS Sh +, she da
earier." said Cassidy to Yr: CamwelI:
If 1t was at the time when you were Issuing
from that wood, sir. your surmise is correct"
's @fS ~ "a f ii fisasHhsE:sisSssd sir"
And H. said 1 Ghlos stnxu,sb ron accurately
at q mile and has done it" observed Mr. Bea-
mish.
amiracle," she said and raised her voice on a
"a Ay. az. Chloe hL $50 so then you had suspi-
Of meeting the Duchess, had your" Mr.. Bea-
Dtehess Susan interposed.. Such pretty
song and yoI to stop her SIR?
Casldy took up the air.,
CF1ah.
love hearing music in the fields It is heavenly.
sS5ds the nd Voices In the
Count, sir, before We !, come among the
people hire where IFS all 50 nice and stu.
Music any my heart does begin 80 TO pit-a-pat
" Poorly the young gentleman replied.
But theUount can sing and Chloe's a real
she mplored Chloe to whom Casedy address
cd a prelude with bow and flourish Of the
Ghloe's voieeaew forth. Caseldy's rich mas
cuine matcha It: The song was gay he
snens biz a. WEE u aa
abandonment md the quickest susceptibility
to his fair eomHnions cunning moduations.
:, Mr.. Beamish aid Mr.. Camwell applauded
them.
mlnR;" the Duches lot fall Il sigh. And he
can play the lutte Hr. Beamish. He promised
ms he would go into the ORCHESTRA and play a
cert.. and that Will benice-ohW
He promised you. madam, did no 80 Z" said
the beau - Vas It q your way to the Wells
"0n my, way to the Wells!' she exclaimed
a thing before ever ne raw MOI call that
strange thing to ask person. No. to-day;
while we were promepaing;, and | should
hear MIN sing, he said He does admire his
Chloe 80. Why. no wonder. Is it, now? She
can do everything; knit. saw, sing dance. and
talk! She's never uneasy for q word She
makes whole scenes Of things go round you
like picture peep show tell her. And al
ways cheerful. She hasn't minute OF Rrumps
and I'm sometimes Il dish Of Itale milk fit only
for pigs. With your late hours here I'm sure
l want tickling In tho morning, and Chloe
carols me one OF her songs. ant say There's
my bird!"
Mr., Beamish added. And you will remem-
ber she has heart"
l should think sol" said the Duchess.
heart, madam why, what cher"
Nothing other. the beau, by his aspect was
constrained to admit.
He appeared puzzled by this daughter OF ma
ture in IL coronot; and more on herremarking
You know about her heart. Mr. Beamish."
He acquiesced. for of course he knew OF her
life; long devotion to Caseldy: but here was
archness in her tone. However, he did not
expect woman OF her education TO have tho
tone perfectly concordapt with tho circum-
stances. Speaking tentatively OF Caseldys |
handsome face and figure, he was pleased to
hear the Duchess say. so tell Chloe