New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

IDENTIFY intending to make use OF it at once. CHS
lcIi had good cause for not liking her. and won
dered inwdrlly why he had suggested means of
a.lcviating her sullerings. IL would have been
much better to let her bear Them he thought.
Then he laughed at himsef-any doctor would
have told her what to take. and would probably
have given her store of good advice besides.
Nearly month had passed when Ghsleri was
ut last admitted to see Laura. He found her ly-
ing upon the same sofa which she slept Il few
hours during the memorable night before her hlis-
band died SIZE was even thinner nov, he thouell'
and her eyes seemed TO be set deeper than ever,
while her face almost transparent III its pallor.
But thr look was dfcrcntit was that OF a per-
son growing stronger rather than Of one breaking
down under a heavy strain. She held out her mana
10 him and looked up with faint smile as he
came TO her side Tho greeting was not very
cordial one and Ghslcr felt slight shock as he
realized the fact.
She could not help it. As Herbert Arden
hIrathcd his last, the old sense of vagne, uneasy
dislike for PicIO returned almost with the cry she
uttered when she lost consciousness. IL was quite
lcvond her control. although it had been wholly
forgotten during those hours of suffering and Joint
nursing which preceded her husbands death. Ghls-
l.ri was quite conscious Of it, and was inwardly
icc,s. as he felt that Ii, must. carefully avoiding
any alusion to the time when they hal last been
together.
"IIow do you pass the time - le asked. after
few words of commonplace greeting and inquiry
II must lie very tilpsome for YOU, should think i"
Il never was 50 busy in my life, Laura an
swcred "You lave no idea what it is to take
care of baby
NO." said Ghslcri. with a smile, Il have no
idea But your mother tells me he is a splendid
child"
"0f course think 50, and my mother does
You shall soc him one of these days-hc is asleep
now Would You like 10 know how my day Is
passed p"
And she went on to give him an account Of the
baby life that 50 wholly absorbed her thonGhfs
Ghisleri listened quietly as though he understood
il all lie wished, indeed that II were possible
10 talk Of something else, and II" felt SOMETHING
like q sensation of pain as Laura constantly called
the child Herbert" Just az She had formerly
been usoi to speak of her husband. Nevertheless.
he WAS conscious also Of certain sens" o! sails
faction. During the month which had elapsed she
had learned to hide her great trouble under the
low of early motherhood There was something
very beautiful in her devotion ~ the child OF her
sor,cv and hurt though Ghisler was by her man
ner TO him. she seemed more lovely and NOR" al
mirabr than ever in his eyes lie said so when
no wont 70 So. NadJalena DELI Armi late III the
:r,ornoo,
Il have seen Lady Herbert today, he began
1t is the first time since poor Arden died.
l.. she very unhappy? ~ asked the tontes-a
She must be- for she never speaks oil INN she
- ~, ,,;, Ian, ola, oIl1
Il understand that" said Middalena. thonght-
fully. And then. it il such compen' i'ion
mvos Cbisle,i sichcd He was thinking of
yho, Lcr Ef. miuht have been If children had been
ho,n IN ber and he pusss,l that thu SANE thought.
.o i, hor mind a, thn fine
MA rou ovcr .binl, she askcJ after a long
>o,.o .,vh,t would become Of me il Won left me-
n,.',d Inn anita aloue. do Won realize that
CIi.lo,i remembered how nearly he had broken
with her NOR. than once" and his conscience smotc
him
IT wou,J rather not think Of it, lie said
.;,I.
"Vnu sbopId sh. answered. 1T will come
conn. d,,. I kno,v il When il does | shall turn
;,,o n vary had ,yom,n mucL worse than | am
,o,.n
p,<.,o i. 80. .,oo, 90. :, limits ma
..r,., j. ,I,.so nv d.ar friend - said Nadia.
Ian, ST ,Iwav. ,cIl Won that Won are too fond Of
,.,li,o ,hr.,os You o,ch. not IN do il with
~ w. mo. ,o,l, -, oil .o,.i,iv. do rot
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