New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

,noan,yhile nroceedpd IN nour her out cup OF Wa'
"rvc brought YOU the sweetbreads 'hat va ~
over from luncheon, d,av. because they aie n
sustaining. | remembered them, WIN an az cod
triumph and told james they must " NO" IT,
M for Won And here ARE some scratcheu * ate
they ~ made fresh on purpose, pecaunc pai,%f
all those that were sent up LOT our liz hin
Ard here's some ham cut most beautifully Inn,
Which will YOU have first, my poor pr In
was nice when told him you "e,G s'h no snot
and said | mustn't disturb you. oniA no ;.IPnd i
having been agreeable by saying mat ne "isn.u
ives still asleep, too. just because ! talh,H "nj
But here's your tea, dear, c"n,lh"ru o." ,',cL
now do eat a lot. and yOn ii fecl ever ~ hu'"
TO Babs establishment her sister hardly qua |uS I
tire IN the noble display of cataneS sue han
provdcd. and it went 10 her heart 70 see ieI ~
pale and worn-l00king. .,;; g ,os
Babs very sweet and really synpathlzlhg' IVA, WIZ
Fva's nriyate comment, but shes such emit
And I've no one to ask advice irolhnnG on mbot
would really help me. O1' No""'' u WV"
mean to do Is right a., L., is,or
Bah" She said. in n little whlle TO her s', ,
who was seated comfortably az III, looI VI wy
hcJ muncbing away cOntcntedly al puteicu
sconc-' it would be such pity 10 Scnd eTeiS LII
ro[ynstairs again." she hal explained" Bap VIII
Won fatch me my writing things here, now ana ueur
bring that-that letter, tne Ic"i and I" Sc stoppd
When Bah had left the room. an uhlorS,en uIl
fculty presented itself TO Evas already sulcsniS
pcrpcxed mind. Her father would De eApeoo,1s
10 hear from Mr. Lawford. III ahs"cr u '"o "''N
which had never been sent - , clio
TN have to ask him to answer it to papa, Sne
thought. in dsmay." tn be like asking FAVOR %,
has IA he answered il will show him that tlat Wa
i%c note Inc should have got. III cas-" he doesl
believe what | write 10 him, rehecteu p14r ,, Iriii
in the depths of her seif-aDasentn' ,hrd of This
have 10 tell him that papa knows nouis ~ u,,,,
dreadful business. concluded she. aIter "''"'"
or two of painful consideration. , .bo ,,yo
Lat, on the evening of the same naS, , 'room
girls were sitting together in the draWihg-Ioo,n
IVA leaning back lstlesSy. her eyes ciostu %n
her Lands folded on her knees, Bah balancing
| herself on the arm of her sisters cIiair was -"
! deavoring to transform n hat into nohHc,' n ,
Tail, If .metempsychosis' said Bah pausng
moment 70 inspect the result of her labor W, W mo-
ever now could guess that this hau "rs"" INV
hat ..,nbosiso - incurred
Eva with her eyes still closed and rant s"'le
| lighting up her pale FACE .1o. ,oonont
But Bah stuck to her word and az dIat I IN
the door opened and Mr. Falconcr looked ~ :;
| Nv dear" he said. seeing Eva, ana IN I
moro afIcctionatc voice than that IN wh1 men
he usually spoke yNI sh9%IH nPt today ID yp hope
Won are not going TO be laid up ..,u, fool
oh no. papa dear" said Eva. gratefully zee.
inc rather surprised at her fathers way 1i eP'pHE
| Inc. "Tm quite well, thank you' "hllc i''
"'yi,tamorphosis' would do now, Eva. .uuh.,r
,y the bye. said Mr.. falconer, III a silgII! y.
| neculi,r tone and would he oil hand manner;
| inst aot note sent round from La"IoIu' r wn,
Us Res sorry not 10 he able to come on i4es
| ,lav and-cr-he says he's CONG abroad ior piD
| Vnun~ men are always Of somcwhere noW-a-da{ ;
| Vel. goodnight. my dear. ard gct your cg, o
| back nv tomorrow. added he, rs Eva put up "''
| white face for a kiss. Ia, ,d ,boi,
| The Two iris left the room t1AciEer, ana tnen
father remained standing on the hcartnr.s. VIII,
| no had taken mp his position. IN an a''''"' '"'
| win hin bespoke deep thought. - 20 ,.,,,
p,haw" said he at aeT, half aloud, as IL ir ',,I
the result Of his ooaiiarlon' there WAS Sht :,
| thiuo in what their aunt said. ENas no hefi I"
| lnnL nniappy! II was all q his side, she SAID
| ali on his side.