Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

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her gloves .sa brackets Win tTeGsllng
nnxsrs. shs sad. rather AnLa0.-siy. Does
yO1f had ki,s y0u nseA P@AaF
Il htrls. bslt Il Is c1iy one rnser that
IS hurt Ihs doctor ssys Is ~li DC az risht
again IA . week eT 80.
Then yoa Lad - sead for Doctor
shs sid. boxing regrstfaily IN his hand
some face.
No. took nay finger 70 hlaa. IL Is
nothing. don't think about u.
The psrson 10 ce1sed the accident
must bs very unhappy" she remarked.
tentatively taking - her last bracelet.
4 wonder what shs thinks Of the
transactiOuy he answered. smiling 4
think i Is very doubtful whether shs
thinks about il az al But We must be
gln. they are getting impatient. Mrs.
Varley wants me % sing this, be said,
putting Mauds White setting Of The
u L -
know AZ:
Il know Mr.. Walter Pollock's words,
and OF course / know Miss Whites set
ting: | heard IL AZ the HaymaT ket-I
think can play II.
She played it oharIningly; bis voice
was indeed magnificent. but in the midst
Of his triumph she heard some admira-
ton Of her playing. 80 clever Of her
10 sit down and read that at sight. ="
Most beautifully PLAYED" Most strik-
ing" If they use the word striking
again" thought Miss Falkland, Il shall
60 home"
II have 50 enjoyed that, Mr. Carlton, "
she said. DO let me say So that is
singing"
You made me sing well. if did. "
said he II have never been so well ac-
companied in my life; and that accom-
paniment was by no means an easy one
10 play at sight"
No, il is not particularly easy. II
YOU could but have played it yourself
the thing would have been perfect"
''Do sing something classical now.
pleaded Mrs Varley.
"Oh, yes. something classical" was
echoed on all sides
They want 10 talk, he whispered.
How classical must it be, Mrs. Var
leyg"
''Oh, go back as far as ever you can
that's what call classical"
"Plutarch spoke of music as a super
fetal vulgar science; Plato didn't like
places where they infuriated persons
with words and songs. l suppose that
is too far back"
"Oh, doa't tease me, Mr.. Carlton
I something classical want-what's called
classical, you know. There was a pretty
thing of Mozart's they used to sing, Bat
Ii, BATH sing that"
Not today" said he, laughing
haven't had enough of that?' Some
thing was found, and he sang it, anc
then something more.
"Oh, thank you, dear Mr. Carlton.
cried Mrs. Varley effusively after yer
another song; lit is so kind of you-sC
really kind to do so much for our amuse
ment. and when you are in such pair
too. Now will you take Hiss FalklanC
TO supper
Are you in pain? she inquired on the
way TO the supper room Il hope not.
"Oh no; Mrs. Varley exaSgerates so
I should have forgotten all about it lonl
ago if she didn't keep reminding me o
it."
But if you are in pain that remind
YOU. hate pain myself" observed Mis-
! Falkland.
What a strange world this would be,
he continued, If every woman wen
through the same amount of physica
training that men do. and was as stronl
Of limb and heavy of hand as they are!
How irrelevant this remark woulC
have been il made 10 any one but Mis-
Falkland. She knew what prompted it
and as if in despair Of keeping to indiffer
ent subjects, said: "Some women are
Have you never seen any:"
NO. but have felt one"
"Ah, the person who gave you tn
blow: you said it was given by person
feminine"
"a soul feminine saluteth thee" say
the divine Williams: "she saluted M
pretty vigorously. Won't you have som
saladr'
Thank you. II was an accident,
suppose"
80 far as was concerned it was, bu
the blow was meant for somebody"
Then you didn't know herr
NO. she wa not personal friend o
mine, he replied with bright smile
"and scarcely think she ever viii be
was she young or oldY'
"I had no opportunity Of discovering
that. but. judging FROM her behavior,
should imagine that she must be a sor
II Betsy TrotvOod n age and tone d
thought. at the same time her voice wa
pretty enough
What kind OF n voice was itY'
Il don't know how 70 descrih'
Z; it vas net unlike yours Bu
don't let us waste any more time on her
Duly let ne advise ron never 70 do goo,
acton
''I never DO; never ~ any chance.
"Oh. hs T. telling zen how his han
wss hursf- erred Mrs Ysrlsy. Who ha'
approached uua-,re< M Carlton
7C, wouldn't tell me-
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