The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

| Palace" sometimes, however. the real tnlne
and tho make-believe came into contact. By
which mean that Miss Churm. keeping ar
appointment or coming 10 make one on day.
when had much work on hand. encountered
her imposing rivals. The encounter was no,
on their part. for they noticed her no more
than II che had boon tho housemsid. not from
intentional holiness. but simply because as yet
| professionally. they didn't know how to frater.
nlze. as could guess that they would have liked
to- or Mt least that the Major would. They
couldn't talk about tho omnibus-they always
walked; and they didn't know what else to
try-shc wasn't interested In good trains OF
cheap claret. Besides. they must have felt
| in tho air-that she was amused ut them. Sc
cretly dcrisivo OF their ever knowing how.
She was not person to conceal her skepti.
| cism l! she had had chance to show It. On
| the other hand. Mrs. Monarch didn't think her
tidy: for why else did she take pains to say to
me 1T was going out OF the way for Mrs Mon
| arch) that she didn't like dirty women1
One day when my Young lady happened to
be present with my othor sitters tshe even
dropped In when IT was convenient. ioT
hand in getting tea-a service with which she
was familiar. and which was one OF class
that living as did in sm mil, way Nth
to my models to render. They liked to lay
on my to break the s
saw Miss Churm after this incident she sur.
prised me greatly by, making q scene about II
Ss S ' the to hS%
tho time. but had seemed obliGing and amused.
ENJOYING the comedy OF asking Mrs, Monarch;
have. cream and sugar, and putting an eTag;,
gerated shipper into the question. She had
ii' the real thing: Til was afraid my other
visitors would ia Ike offence;
Oh. they were determined not to do this: and
fhnfr wall IL, inn mi 10
hour. manipulating. till / was ready to use
Sems wanted p and would walk an away cheeray
II they were not. used to go to the door with
them to see in what magniIlcent order they re-
treated. tried to- find other employment Tor
them.l introduced them to several artists. But
they didn't take" for reasons could anpre-
~. that after such dsappontments they fell
9nck unon me with hea .,' weight. :. They
turesIue enough for the painters. and in those
days there we're S not SO many t serious workers
had secretly set their hearts on supplying the
our 6icR national Novelist. They knew that
for this undertaking should want no costume
effects. none Of the friGpeIy OF past agesn,that
genteeL II could work them into it their, FL:
ture would be assured for the labor would OF
cone" One day ia 'G MTs Monarch came without her
nj sbs q I
In her usual anxious stiffness there came ut
tho door u knock. which 1 Immediately recog.
work. 1t was followed by the entrance Of a
young man whom l easily perceived to b"
TsG w tIvs nd Ens fist t wor De hut
my ,name. which he uttered in way, that
made It seem to include all others. i had not
then visited his country. nor was l proficient
In his tongue; but as no was not SO poorly
constituted-what Italian s?-ns to depend
upon that aGne for exnrss,Si?n he coavry.d to
m mant IN s wnSh the iaiS bc'or% T" wss
first. and while continued to draw |
emitted vague sounds of disbursement AMI
M S s s ra de i9y
pudence-the manner Of u devoted servant tho
Justly suspected. suddenly l saw that this
very nttitndH and Il. expression made nct,u r;
should be free. There was another picture
In the way he obeyed me.Snd ! Observed as l
worked that there We're others still in tho way
back. about the high studio. He Nigh. have
Sesn Nib ta # r:t Hs1rs
Mhen s. whde Ire he
for her. s shss RR
gaze Of the young Dante spellbound by tho
yonng Beatrice. AS | never insisted. IN such
domestic. reflected that he had the making
Of s S nnd tS heeded on but couldn't
& shore msde to adop
the double capacity He jumped at my offer.
nothing about him). was not brought home to
me; He proved sympsthetie though de;
degree tho sentiment de la pose It was I'M
cultivated. instnctiye;. a part Of tho happy
card s naed to It 20 HI had had d. other 9 ntro
duction to me than guess: from the shape OF
place, was studio. and that rs n studio! it
would contain an artist. He had wandered to
hs srSn %1ner ann
small green hand cart. on the sale " penny
ices, The ices had melted away and the part.
man wore tight yellow trousers "! It'll reddish
strIpss AND his 1T name a was oront t He WAS
my MSS liz sn Tns
could look. when required. like an italian. ~
w.
Thought Mrs Monarch's face slightly con-
husband. she found Oronte Installed. it was
strange to have to recognize in u little Neapol-
II was she who scented danger first for the
Major was alphabetically unconscious. But
oronte snSe US tea: witn hundred eager con-
process,. and think she thought better Of me
for having at last an establishment" They
the establishment. and Mrs. Monarch Tinted
that it never eve; T., would gould hsye struck her
YOU make from us. they look exactly like U.S.
She reminded me. smiling In triumph; and l
recognized that this was indeed Just their de-
somehow. get away from them-Ret into the
character ! wanted to represent: and hat not
Ian dos dali ltlnn
Bile In my picture. Miss Churm never was. and
Mrs. Monarch thought hid her. Very properly.
because she was vulgar: whereas Y she was
are lost--in tho gain OF an angel the more.
=. BY this tina ! had got certain start with
projected series; that is. / had produced u
dozen drawings, several with tho help Of tho
Nv line xrith