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

day thut certain great nopIeInhn Chne ~
full as Venus. II would have challenged the
goddess he cried, and subsided from his on,
mont So there you see the prudence OF a
choice oil shons., But leave II to You. beam
| ish." Similarly the great military commanuer
| having done whatsoever u careful provision
may suggest to insure him victory, casts nun
solf upon Providence with The hope oipropItIat-
| ing the unantcipated and darby possible.
CHAPTER III.
The splendid eluipago of a coach and six;
| with footmen in scarf and Rioen' carried
Beau Bsamsh wS me yo n0nf f q9sI the
boundary of his territory. and conduct her IN
state to tho Wells. ChIoo sGt beside him. re-
pective dnties duties lie was his DAY thu, consum;
mate beau, suave. but monarchical; and
s Sf hnns Sranlen sD0SSS Spy '4 me the hdr
ION, and npprise. me, 1t somewhere You
distinguish II chariot he said rs tney HreW
tho dusty roadway sank between IT'S Drown
hedges, and crnwled mounting from dry rush
spotted hollows to corn fields on companion
height directly facing them, ut remove 81
about three quarters OF mile. Ghloc looEeI
forth. while the beau passngly raised MS nat
Tor GOODNESS, and murui4red. with glance
down the sultTY track: IL s"eats inc eye ~
Something approa lies. Now discern horses,
now . vehicle; and il Is a chariot.,
Orders were issued to the outriders Tor horns
10th Chloe and Beau Deamish wrinkled their
forehead5 Mt the disordery notes, oil trIpie
hons. whose p"allu& male an acid In the air
You would say. kennel dogs that bay tho
moon" SAID the wncnR beau. Yet, a. you
know. these follows have been exercised !!
have mad them out III meadow i9r honrs.
sRd to ist oyo i as they
love bacon and beans. The musical taste OF
our po@ple Is in the stage OF the prlmitiye mp
80 1t viii be plea ant 10 hear in the distance.
Aye. the extrcmer the distance the pleas
anter o hear. Are tncy adyanctngt
They stop. There is cavalier at the WIN
dow, Now lie dotTs his nat"
Chloe described semcrcle in grand
manner. -,
lie mutte;cd. She is let loose from hand to
hand, and midway comes q cavalier. We did
not count on the hawks 50 have to deal Win
must incpntinenty affect the passion ii / am to
he his match nothing less.
= He has itown.' said Chloe.
Whom she encounters after meeting me.
care not quoth the beau. swapping finger
But there has been an Interval Tor damage
with Il lady innocent rs Eve is she adNanc-
The chariot Is trotting down tho hill. He
They were dismissed at my Injunction ten
miles of: particularly to the benefit of the
caYalering horde. It would appear. In the case
If q woman. Chloe one blink of the eyeids is
an omission OF Watch,u!ne-S.
That is an axiom III Tor tho harem OF the
" he Grand SiGnor might give us profitable
lessons for dealing with the SEX
" Distrust us, and Il IS declaration OF war"
Trust YOU and the stopper is out OF the
smelling bottle
Mr.. Beamlsh, wo are women but we have
The pip In the apple whose ruddy cheeks
nllures little Tommy 10 rob tho orchard is as
good u rreserVatiNe."
You admit that men are our enemies :"
" maiatnn that they carry the banner OF
oh Mr.. Beami1h shall expire"
forbid il in my feline Chloe for wish
to die believing In one woman"
No ilnttery Tor Lie at tho expense OF my
Then fly to n hermitage; for all Nattery is
at somebody's expense: child. lis an es-
sence-extract OF humanity To live on 1t. In
the fashion Of some people. is bad-it Is down
with it. and We should. II We
would caress our noses with an air. Society.
level OF the savage system: we must have our
sacrifices. AS lor, instance, what say, you, of
myself beside our booted bnmbkin s.guires2 ~
That Is holocaust OF sQUires reduced to
make an INCENSE for me. though yog have not
gigantic osier ribs. 10 Philosophical. but ac-
cept your personal dues. Grant us ours. too
| have a serious Intention TO preserve this
we're. carry the banner Aforesaid: verify and
do. 1t is an error " the vulgar
TO suppose that all is dragon In the dragons
Men aro his fangs and claws"
"Ay, JDut the passion Tor II is fiery breath Is in
She will take her leap and have her
jurnp, will and, viii And at The point where
1he will and she wont the dragon Gulps and
keep our buttercup duchess from that same
point. Is she near"
' can SEQ her." said Chloe;
Beau Beamish requested q sketch OF her, and
Upon which he commented, Every woman
3 rayishing It forty PAGES. and still more 30 In
Beautiful auburn hair, and dazzling red
and white complexion. sot in blue COLI
Melting blue"
"'Tls an English witch !" exclaimed the beau, |
and he compassionately invoked her absent |
Ch9Ss OptGsI NO Longer tasksd to dis
windows came hush with those Of the benu on |
he broad plateau Of the hill His coach door |
~gs, opened: He sat upright. dwelling his |
privileged stare ut Duchess Susan until she |
Dushed.
Ay, madam qnoth hs, 81 am not the first"
Tho, beau deliberately raised his hat and |
bowed. lie, madam. OF whose approach the |
Gentleman who took his ,leave OF you on yonder
Sic looked artlessy over her shoulder, and |
At the beau GliGhIing from his carriage. A
gentleman r
"On horseback"
The Duchess popped her head through the
window on an impuIsoto measure the distance
between the two hills.
Never" she cried.
Why, madam, d'd he deliver no message to
Goodness gracious! You murt be Mr..
Beamish ghe replied.
He la!d his hat on his bosom. and invited her
% quit her carriage for seat ueside him, she
5tipulatod, IN you are really Mr.. Heamish?"
tie lrOwned and raised his head to convince
lcr; hut she would not be impressed an / no
applied TO Chloe 10 establish his identity. Hear
ng Chloe's name, the Duchess called out. oh.
here here now that's enough ior Cmioe's my maid
) a
;yIng 10 be friends Hand me, to Chloe
AMI you arc Chloe'' she said, after n
rank stride from step t! stop OF the
carriages. And don't mind being my
nAidt You do look 9 nice. Kind creatnre