New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
LOTE'S TOCNG DREAM.


From The Chicago Times.
Love- YOUNG dream Is dcIn'ion ana ~ 'T Fysry
tmo | think have found the maid Tor me- anu
aloms and hlt. my dream a jolt In the back OF The
neck a. it were. and | fall from the rosy 'tih'en
clouds # rapture TO The grane paved ,lof s, 'a
ing me- cillous and cynical Ny latest experience i
but illustration Of the hard luck that attends me
one night riding home In car, I saw most
charming girl She was simply but neatly dIe.,e'
ana a. modest A. a eliy Wild rose. Her race was
swce, and Innocent. hyc in rs purity and Vet
piquantly beautiful in expression Her eyes were
large glorious. oak ewes, and seemed always swim
ming in llYnlG glory -at opposite and looked at
her IKE one fran,aNcd. without meaning 70 be rude
stared AZ her long that she couldn't hut notice
IT, Then she biushcd and lowered her eyes to her
muf
furthrr. aad h'd 20 content myself VII la,'
look ~ her o. pi--ci out. thGnsli Of hcr sweet .
us ard dreamed Of them when slept. Next day
/ Thought 4 her continually and finally It occurred
Inc ear At about nc same hour. That evening wa,
careful 90 board tie At the same time and place
ci0co,o'd in icr corner took nv sat .oppc,it,
her and pretended rot 20 see her for awhile bnt
hc,uti'l Gc.h f.ce Just as sauce 10 my thonsh'
't.,t 81, dent that she was employed i'm some
way c,r'-orn. and ! conceived n great REGARD 90
hcr ho,.r-c Of H.. -hc wasn't one Of M nan,N
ror., .c'r VANITY and their soln,hnc,- With con
.hcra.iol ( their Owl pleasures. hn' erl ~ '9nmg
her, 40 ,nc more for IT, and sat o,t In admiration OF
Ter urn reached my street. Then, a' rose ~
leave the. car our eyes met ana "a" she "'"S'|o'
began 10 build air. ca-t-- around thi- lov t..
modr-ty. AMI her sweet oompanionship ana picture"
her
80, IL, rc,t If roses. With Inv garden spot
W6c.r Inc zines were ever fruitful ard the weather
AID The bird, were ever singing
- ,houcn, Of her ~ unaffected by the worldly
faint which fashion gives H. thr more iaNo'u "o'.u
lings Of society, and inwady began to pine Tor al
Hwd 80 the time went Every night took
~ often ~ three evening, week. but didn't -ccn
10 get any nearer TO an acqnaintanoe hnf sucn
meet for tie Young woman that ] would nov per
mif ,nv.cf - ihin. II attempting any thng irregular
In point Of fact. came to know each other Ve',
,r.l Inf th, formal hatrcr firm between ~, IN
-. III was between the EnslIshman ana the
,- - Vcsuyius becausc they hadn't been nitro
and follow her to her street. because she had s''n
me stop at A,handaVc.. and would imncalaGE nnr"
ccntlcrnanly and wa, sure would offend against thr
refinement which had impressed me at the very mrs.
as the predominant trait IN her Character.
e. was nearly in despair when two weeks hld ra.,c1
and progress been made h9t one n, condncior
10 sion ard a thrill went through me - rccosnizci
The fact that here at last was my chance tnS ,'i
stepped OF and extended NV hand To assist hcr sl@
rave gracious glance ana TOOK nv manu- r ,,,n
hr,crd up my nerve and said. appcallnSN 49,,
II hope you won't think badly Of ne for my bold
And then this angel Of refinement. and grace. and
beauty, whom ! had enshrncd In my thouih'>' opeh'"
''', oh l indadc no. sor 'Twu very nice av yez
an oi tank yer. >or' , ,, 90.
al, u,um,Ilcd some cNcusr, and lodged a~ay INTO
the night I've heard Of trains oollidnS VIM soinn
n hing conld he a circumstance 10 the shock felt
And don't reckon ever will get over It,