Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-06

tho fevered fire of girlish resentment, | the gnawing pangs of jealousy that dis | turhed her all the while that she was l sitting waiting for the great green cur | tain to be drawn up. Until, of sudden, there was a | slight bustlc on the TOW of seats be- l yOnd, and Mr. Emery entered with his | mother. And then kate's ovcrgloomcd face grew bright again. She drew a long breath of relief and turlel to the 1 stage; it WAS as if the myriad Ea, lights had all of q sudden bee" turned up; as if all the mimic World of the opera house had grown radiant Never was voice swcctcr i'll her cars than the somewhat thin and cHhauatrd | warblc of Mllc. Rosalic de Nigue, tn" pr;ma Gon"u; never did scenery Elov; with such natural tirt5 O. fo.tilr..ts shine more softly Kate Marcy de- l clurrd that thH opera Was ''prT.oc- | tion!
 "Nrs, hut, sand pert i.t'le -.--... !. ! mings, do lock Ut Charley .-.:vrr. .vl... ! that litii,' old woman. NUT ,,. in, -... ! have ( lny to >it with ua,
 Kate bit her lip. In ti.' rr".I ROW sur-e;r~ Out of thc ail,~ cf d.. .i,t!e opera A..u,e she could sv"rv> 7. >~L,"rr .o uN}- ---s her entire opinion: but >..c said. i. allow. earnest tonr:
 ''l d, -.t know what you t......, ,. js, Nina, Tt |, for my puv., ~; EmcrE u thousand times L'u.. -.., pul.tGncs. to his mother"
 And, almost g! Lhc same :-.'....-., .-..- found herself looking d-r<e, <. i.--2 Charles l-mcry's eyes.
 For gaumcnt only. The croyve, --.'- "ratrd them. uln2u ere they r.,uli rnca,Hi:c ono %uuthCr: but h;t< . 1t Hlrc--Nlid her chrr. gluWe0 Ntr Il ., -r- lctut the rerta.nty-that h. !,-,! l....:tt her vu.',,>.
 "chur,ey," >4id H,;gr Mr. ... luokin,- in her >."'s l..-. emerged into the veil o. ..... . snow, which orc:ard ta ,..>.... Wlui> utrrWor.u ;,I.'i,,....-. ....c.. tvrr, "U hn W;;:, t!t,t-.I,.
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 "l ..,. out, thurI .>, WajH t'.' D.4 ...' ryr-. a..d the N,..r,t i4r', .:-. ...H #. :t white. tirovy sor: ul huau--i,. ..... >.. s Sa,d she res pc4t2i .,.,u2"
 Ut was Kate Marcy, !4otn...'
 ''~hr has face like an ;.-.--.. Mrs. LnurN. softly.
 The mt "..t tlt1 t,t a .. ,- .- ."ullir..t-'.. "v .- t.' Na~.; '..-. VI .v ir.-...,., ~.'.!, a.l-1;..u. -, ivy, rus.. ur n3,t a t,,c Ir@N,.1. ,j..., un I....a.. ., i1~i beyond tho It,. .' ,..l >..r ,.r .. .. Cr! station.
 ;,li.. Marcy, j., d,,..ur..n .., . out intending to l.. ;..: ,,.v- ..... ...., . GvH"d ', hat yuu ... J ;.
 1t Wa~ uut .!!s'%..t 4,l' N.,.. n Emery, aii kat', color,. nilA
 "HC'," It. pUraHs !. luu-..." It.. in the l:.... "I ca:...,., h, ,,... .,i mcrr .5}! respect. >..,.s i~",.. ..~. u warrln". tu.}Irr.r I'.! !t:..s t.>.:.i.1 :.. self. Ii y,u col!! teach N,or~ j,te me"
 The ditlplr~ c"nc out ur@...d ,>.te Marcy $ , 2r:.l-rr.l lips, W...... ....s H-. smile ln VuuGrut.> bH;uty.
 "Iur sson k ~lrr;Ay lsv.t<I, ,.:: Emery" said she, II ), l.,.r luu have lolcJ you fer u long t.iI.r. And the foreman ui thn ruii,:-- :H.l,* vent home, rnvY.i'.r ':'.t.l'r '.3:. "or prince that day.
 Hut never should have I,.vH ..,. 50 dr;rly." Iii, Nounr Wife toit .. artrrNrard. If yuu h;;.lu't .Iru :.,- :. tn that dear H.tlr mother of youG~. my eyes you never looked h.lf -, handscmc as Whrn you s;avd bru.i over her gray head, in ts. rro,.., -, ! hall of t':> opera house that a..c!.t." r ',Nou As'r." said Emery, l@;..ci;n.; u her cntAu ia,rn, II agreed vi.h Ill., hero of tllr old Nco;>a 3uj',.j: |" :twortn -e::t5 I:... i-tt...::v ,t"., IiHt Ot I,itcl"7 uu'>" ,l.vt..r'' Amy Ea"do.uh, in x. \ L.. -,.