The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29

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Helen, laughlngiy. explained and
Il nptr. abe went on. slipping into the
seal opposite him. u shall expect you
h, saT you're glad 70 see me. And as
ssic smiled ~ him across the table she
made upher mind that fer that evening
SO would ~ as entertaining - she
knew bpw
i4Sfpre the meal was over Helen
I Arnold l5ad made an interesting dis
eVvery. namely. that her father eould
h. entertaining - wcil ~ hersrM
Moreover, there was q certain agree
able novelty ahout being tete-a-fete
with ones own father at dinner Helcn
could hardly remember when shc had
enjoyed an lsour 10 much. When they
arose from The table Sir. Arnolf glanced
irresolutely III bis daughter IN you
are not to tired. Helen. ~ sail. II
wonder II couldn't have SOME music.
II iced yesu may, answered lieien.
trying 70 speak lightly, though the on
coneeicus appeal III His roiee hma
touched her inexpileabiy. She went 81
once - tho piano and almost instinct
ivciy began ~ play the simple melodies
which harTnoHized best i sth It'd gath
erl.aR tw1llghtt Nc iaaNn ~ the rom
AMI her "AFn saitenssa tl,fstsTlits ai'a
hef iasiiff. sissisg n ssr iii I-snlig
swallows, nov ana ilsen fsstt Pr hassd ~
nss eyFe n y ~ ~Ass ssMa3 an Pr
pi.asien ieaf
y tlssh III, i','lR s'ss,i s.ag ss's fssf aa.a
llelen went ~ hgr ittstcr ( vic 81 yia
him good nivht, BIZ mt isis nrTas 1 lsut
l,er istaa Aeia iieT iA4t I'D li'as lseef
'As.e eisl siiaea iielefir ~ ssssL fsaa
eAIseiesl SUCH z lt'lte cFsfiFsE ai.ss llss
s.ils SUD itssssst Asi;t5s
tainh 81 y *sFF f3trn wien Aa l'sFe
ai2ae l1'nS yeu iiiy aear s's3isi
ni.d
Heien islsAes SIM y silence, iiat sfaist-
lisf neFstli 4, mate = fepsy l'ili a hss
went uf5tiirs sirSiisg lAiis " ikeei1 s,s.
tlae lsstfs, siie I. a.lfsed ssii'is
I'tss,fs isneAN iat8eE Try alter Ills.
" tsf. 2 better f.i'ilssilter
~ want y fll#nd ttle siiliatf n
l.etnes saf AtiA Arnold INC f'ssSL IT,.
lssfnotint che ~ n hef raf9n. a tac
Seaside house, AMI lacked - lser ei5ieest
danfs hter Aslth Afiaxs ~ which s't9flsss'sr-
natien and beWiidtFtEfeft we're blend
81 lieiefi, yotl must s}c crazy on
safler your healfh'
Helen Eazed NJ tse reelection n her
blooming fase n thf, mirror opposite
and smiled z Little Il hardly seemed
necessary y answer that argument
stay ~ the city ali Summer, ehimea
m truce. My Helen. na'J9tiy docs
tnnt
Papa does, answered Helen
quietly
Hati couldn't stand i, Helen said
I4anra. tho youngest daughter, positive
| iy. You'd die q loneliness"
but papa stays there without airy If
US. persisted Helen
Grace flushed Indignantly IIow
absurd Fon arr, Helen. 81 course papa
does. lie always has It's very differ
cnt with nnn.
but Helen mind was made mp. In-
moved BY circumstances or rislicnle,
she packed her trunks and went back
70 the city, not, it must be admitted,
without rang at leaving the cool II i
Effectiveness of Gliffsidc When her fl
tier came home thatevening he found
her u her pretty tess-sgosyrl, with her
hair dressed IN the most becoming 81 II,
waiting 10 receive him II was saHe
/ time before he could be made 70 un,lcr-
stand The change in her. plans, but
shcn he at last comprehcnded her ex-
PLANTATION he grew quito pale.
Give UP your summers pleasure,
lleien?" he said Indeed, I'm not sell
fish enough 10 allow anything of the
kind. Aan must go back Tomorrow.
But even then ilclen proved OBJ
dnrs.te. Not that the way ~ self-de-
NAL was unexpectedly easy, Hhn had
many days u loneliness. many gloomy
hours, every letter she received from
Ciiffsiac made the course she had
| married. ont for herself seem more diff
cult and nnattractive. But the new re-
latinn between her father and herself,
4 his grateful tenderness, the change in
his face and step, his altered beariag,
surely these we're enough 70 rccom-
i rense for o far greater sacrifice. And,
moreover, during the enforced quiet Of
these Tong months Helen was making
lcertain surprising discoveries. Among
the many .nobodies, who had not left
i the city for the, summer Helen was
finding people 81 intelligence and chi.
ture. charming people, people whose
names she had hitherto barely found
time To remember half dozen times
throughout the busy year. As She now
i felt the inspiration Of these earnest
lives, Helen wonderednot little ut her