New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

| breakfast He was unusually prleIi' anu ~,
| yIadclaiuc thought: and when his >ster-ln-l4W
! asscd Tar a lew words with him, he smiled p-auuS
| as he followed her ont OF the room. t,,,o -
| "You will be ready 10 start Vcfy sooh HoPo'
| he lid IN NlaGelaine, as he went QUIZ
| no rirl falt in dream: sho supposed she
| should wake up when She reached koueh, Inc t
She must tcll her parents sho coGld HeyeI me- ~
! Monsieur Drvrent, and everything .Wouu ~
| misr,abIc unless indeed, Aunt NirgnleS remo4I,
/ STANCES touched her father BIT she had sui nan
space to tAinl in There was Joseph on i i'a
| cloak and lat: she had only time l" gather
ono last rose as memory OF her haPpy Nl VII.
20 kiss and hug Aunt yiIslnie Wh2 c2H.u n ~ tbc
chccl, her fears at parting, to pa adleU TO rr
! ouaint old servants, and then she was on her way
20 thr sioton NJ ivetot. for in those days me yli
gray town beside the river had not been lh'aoe'
~ Tier fatHcr met with an acquaintance in the
| Yvrtot diligence, who was also bound for koueh,
and NTadc!ainc lad plenty of time for thinking
before she reached home.
Wnnsionr lcronx lived in one of the new streets
| NJ Poucu in a comfortable bnt very unplctuieSque
| bnusr.-a sad contrast Madclaiue thought. To- hcr
| ornt's rosr coverc.l home Her 5tcnmothrTS
| n0crtoratc greeting, however, made the 2ll icel
! rather happier. A.. .,;,,rs
she had unpaclcd, and looking round at all l"r
belongings, when tap came at the door OF Ter
II VAS Madame Ieroux, and she looked, Mad
| elaine thought unusually serious The girls hope
| mi nature was already struggling against her
| ,care. and the worry she saw on her Stcpmother
| Usu1IlE =
What is it. little mother? / see you want me
| m home again TO keep up your SPIRITS. ia,
Josephine beer putting chicory IN -, thr conGe
Has Tie canary rot ont OF lis cage? 4ei me Nl'O
She kissed Madame Lcroux as she spoke, and
| nut her arm round her
| Ma1dmc LcrOuX returned her kisses ana smiled
| al her. but II was poor effort. 80,
." am not vcNcd about anything. dear chlid.
| PERHAPS | look serious because have a message
Tor YOU from your father; sit down and listen u
|
| father wishes you 10 look as well as possible inns
| evening as some friends have been asked 10 dlne
! with u.s. We thought il would be pleas inter for
Won 70 NEE; Monsieur Dcvricnt for the first tine
! ,rrouc others: bat your father wishes you 10 ne
! really in advance. H. will come down early, TOO,
as he wants few words with you before our
Madcaine had changed color rapidly while she
| listened u J.. .1
uso Of my seeing this gentleman? Surely you
remember that I said did not want n husband
and then you advised II" not to decide hasII({
and asked 10 20 10 CaudCbcc. have never sald
| was willing 10 marry Monsieur DcNflehOi c"'I-
Hush. dear child" Madame Lcroux spolS,e,
s3otlirgly: do not excite yourself. You VII!
soon gel 10 like Monsieur Dcyr.cnt You have
hccn away more than a week, and your iathet mas
taken yoUr Silence for consent; Ii Nou meant NM
IN decline thi, -euticmans offer, you should nave
NJ, i,,5cr IS Nadcainc began vehemently,
then Size looked angrily at Madame LerouN.
Why Odd not father ten me All lliN 'IoiH az
brou a. mc away from lonGcb'c' shouiu nave
refused 20 come with hlm.
Madame LcrJuN rose from her char. -,
IL VS. afn'd you would rot ne reasouaanM'
N3I,lai.n am. t,af was WY looked s'flous.
Uat, plticrc. dear child, you will think diner
entity Us and by WHY 10 you not trust your
father wita your happiness he has alWayS prcn
/ good o. voU ! am ~lrr y. when Nou nave s'tn
Monsieur UcNr.clt you sill cav You cannot hs
happy wi h him. your father viii leave you free
II Will 90 and speak - my iatnrr ~ Once,
T'yri.af, H.. i,y / Icft home rs he was going
from Tie house; 20 is too old for me
THAT ST., ne father Of Monsieur Dryrcnt; ~
rcasan.'c ,l,Jcla.uc: you cannot see your father
he hal, zone rgt -, are t. dine at >. remember
riI nos u.s 81, olt - buy fruit and flowers
iou v.r fa| t.a' iayr had Your white iroc"
tres B. Trimmed lr thi, evening
s., won't away without waiting for an answer
and 'fa1riiiur Was clad 90 DE a.onc. She was 700
angry 10 y" unhappy her iltIrL tG;.t'. a, If
her t,c ned g., her tuo tyronnlca for hchei, ana
tva, wholly unlike him. She was not angry WIN
Madame LcrouN she knew That 50 devoted a VIE
.c.'fI tIi.'. IL her dutr - side with her husband
V..Icl,.n, wondered for a moment Wnrtn't Ter
fathers talk with AGEt Nrgin'c had decided MN
4, t.I, fu, imperative course: bat no, tins dner
iaI cridcuty hrrn arranged before her father
So SIT. los, i'm sod Thought. ill il was almost
tira. 40 dress she had not moved. even 10 LOOK az
ttr 90 freshly trimmed frucl." which WAS doubtless
Lan-ir- in her wardrobe; she thought Of II once
with 20 feeling Of DISCUS. - would mu'" r''"c'
r..lrIu,solf .oo'l G-'r." she said.
oppose after IN. sle should find herSeit una"le
. Htli,. ,L,,..cur Dcvricnt; what would hap
o5 C.ui' .Ic find courage 70 say 10 her father
- To, Ia. ,',rig nat marry this gent emau because
'" - ,I;,'iUI, ~ s,r'r ono clsc?
ND' " H. hay 80 -i,r. -, E.r hands: even il she
lI ' ,'is II w.nil rot. She thought, hc
'.l m . r.,.oa for She could not plead that
q, ''i'' H. ,rj ~ Ie. She woull simpiy
n."'~.''' i''"t,. '"'t ..,,f sol how. r1silv :,
t!-si''f h'Iei u 1a'r ,''" ,,,i~ 81 q MAJ, viii,
D been won 10 iI 'h ''''.' W. ,t w., sL hal
Aaj parted from I'I 'iIi'H ~ - ''"N" '''
been iorf' ~, .u'!a''!GIr or door rouscl her +,
ur''t l"'''''I' ""'''.' ,,. ,roibcr had scnt
decide "n Ter coi'ur,. li'I Hl'p.n"', ,' and
'l'i"lr u" warn h' 'lIn'' D, WIS '''' ~ Wv
t.c nHii ,tacrd g. ic.p her,, .,..i.o., ,,,l
Nl,tt':r Irid "p' ne lI''N To -, it .hc
pushed II aside ana t'.d Nlc'oiI' she u'u Io, bo
70 t1lk; an ioca h'.! come 10 ''' VIM" DIV
CONSIDERED an iH'l.t'.l",i, ..,. IT, so,ror ., cor
vince hIm that She was unwilling 10 MIfrN ;IonII