New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

II wa. one of those cA1uist" Views o. III" r .m'
pasna, LOOKING n,Gr, aIrc'I in ' rast rI'' ~
~ Sio viii l., dad TO hay" IT. s,ii Mnen u
himself and she will understand why went
GUY c VIII. t,or-hIy well satsiied with tn" morn n:
;,a's work. 1t had seemed TO him thar tneI" was
nothing else to be done uhdtr ,i' ,hn nast vice
and he certainly aid not choose TIE 'a Sia WIS ,
an, r.o in ooing directly to Sayelll. lie uia nv
rrrrct word Of what he laa sa, NOR VI" an,ic uo
cc that he had sala 700 no, HIM. and was dc.
a ahtrd Viii With the pi"tnrr She 'coidcd o INN "a
I tie for having insisted upon going o %n, on d.
.nch d d' mt then wcr, breaking and the sun
shine was STREAMING into the room s'i ". rs
Icush it could , NOT t GAyG n , 7 '' note
all. nrd 1'afI ' r laura laughed oddly as she
read it. ,;,nor fro, Adele,
clio soid "It is for tie day after tomorrow
Sricn's facc crew thou!h'fnl lie eonh no.
to surc whether tho invitation hal "fn ~'ns
h,,orn his interview with >avelll, OF rl'i"''. ~
ras therefor. rot easy to decide upon the wlsSt
course. . :. 40, y" oskod laura
- n j.. of no lsa 10 make an open breach ,, ?,
no. Il is # 20 use Accept dear 1t
''? %rithrr Of them liked tho thcugi, Of dining
~ the Palagyo Savcll jus' then, AMI lara AT
least. knew ;hat shc womb ma II haI, I" pa,h
have n, though nothing hah haPl'hi' n .L,
would have been very much surprised eonld my
have known why ihcy w"r" asked ana thht '"e
idea had originated with pletto "ll'''i fad talon
ON the prcVious evening ter an H'l tdNn
mains - see hi, daughter alone At nor own no"s'
on plctcncn Of talking 70 her a"oht pn,il.
With cor siderable skill he had bet thr Gonaft'a
,inn nm IN the required point, and had lald
trap for her. A., ,,,s ius, nowo,
~S o"' We do no, meet oficn 9 r,y,rsd
Adcr. with Il lit,le movement Of tn" shoulders
Il wish YOU did wish You s saw r rn"I every
day OTIS ryed the frinc", more 9r'''N'
You mi9l't find ont something that ] wish
very much f. know IL wo". aho mg' II IT, "''"
~. VIVA. i. the natter asked Adele. with
sudden Interest -, ,,;-,,n,o,hIo s,orv
aaoat More than one in fact 1t has reached
nv ears on good authority that Arden hrink;,
far too much. You know what lh brave cnn sa it
Size is terribly unhappy. Have you any lea
wIcthcr there is any ruth in all Thu, ~.
Adele hcstatcd moment am looked "arn' s ,,
moment was important. Her father had brought
her own story lack 10 her for connrnaIoo IS rs
were 1t might be da .E ontcI i" M raS With '
w,ll-Eigncd it'll, smile of cmbarra>sm'nt
Il would rather not say what / think. papa.
,ho said with the evident intention OF NOT de-
But. my dear" protested her father. YOU
must see how ANXIOUS we are on Lara a'r,"m s
Really. my child. have IA littl" confidence IN me
ii you n,i,t-woll. | supprse must an
afraid there il no doubt about H. llur2's hu~
band il very intcnprr!te. -
All me-. | feared - from rha; had heard
aid the Prince. looking down ana SHAKING Ills
head very sadly.
You SEQ tho people first began - talk about
i last year when H. in such "A dlsgraceiu!
condition in your house, and Retro uhiSleri had
Yes. YES Gcrano still shook hs head SCR.
rowfully ought 10 have known. bur they
told me it was a iaintinc ht. And me worst Of
il is my dear Adele that there arc other stores
and worse ones too. about Laura. hear that enc
is seriously in love with Francesca. Poor thing
il j. no wonder she is unhappy at home. ana
Francesca il such y fin" fellow. and always -
kird To her everywhere
NO. it is no wondcr," assentcd Adele. who
felt that she was launched. and must go 10 the
end. though she had no time To consider the con-
II suppose there is really some evidence about
,rd|ns hn' fp~,d the rrncr' e o - cG GnTs
something TO fall back up6n-to convince myself
moro thoroughly. you understand
Arden hns IA Scotch servant" she said pres
cntlv III appears that he is very intimate with
ar butler. who has often ::rrn him going into tho
rcmrictto with bottles Of brandy hidden in an
ovcrcoat he "arri"> on his arm.
Dear mo. How shocking" exclaimed tho
Prince so old Giuseppe has actually seen
that"
"oftcn," replied Adele. with conviction &" But
then. after also many men drink. If it were
not for lanra-poor Laura
Poor Laura--Acs. as | said, il il no wonder
ic she has fallen in love with Framccsco-such .
handsome fellow. too She has shown good
t,stc. at least" The Prince laughed gently. At
all events, you ar" not Jealous Adele; can
,"I?" exclaimed Acle, with indignant scorn
No. indeed"
Gclano began 10 feel his pockets. as though
'earching foi something h. could not find. Then
he rang the bell at his elbow
Il hay" forgotten my cigarettes my dear.
must have left them in my coat he said
The Old lulcr answered his summons in per-
son, fer Geiano knew the usage of the house and
lad rrrss"d ii" luton three times. unnotice,i
sc. have left my cigarettes in my coat. Gui:
rcrpc," said the Prince. Then the man turned
70 90, h, called him back. "Guiseppe'
:" Tx 'cll"ncy.'
IL want you to 10 a little commission for me.
lave "A little surprise for Donna Laura, and
do not want her To know where il comes FROM
Il must be placed on her table. do you see {? Now
Donna Adr, tells me that you are very intimate
with Lord lIerbcrts Scotch servant--'
Il, EXcellrncy?' Giuseppe very much
astonished.
"Yes-thc man with sandy gray hair and .
big nose. and a red face-a most excellent scr.
was a child Donna Adele says you know him
very we'll"
"II,r Fxccllency must be mistaken. II must
have been some other servant who told her.
never saw the man"
You said Guiseppc. did you not ~ asked the
Prime" very blandly, and turning to Adele Sne
| tinued 1T is II misunderstanding, and ! will
manage the surprise in quite another way. MY
cigarettes, Giuseppe
The man went out and Adele and the Prince
sat without exchanging a word, until he returned
with the case, Gerano all the time looking very
gentle. When the servant gone a second
time, the Princes expression changed suddenly
and he spoke in stern voice.
Now that you have sufficiently disgraccd
yourself, my daughter, you will begin 10 make
roparaton ut once he said.
Adele started as though she had been struck
and stared al him
:" ] am I'm earnest" he added.
What do YOU mean, papa she asked, fright.
cncd ly his manner. "Disaraced myself? You
must he mad"
you know perfectly well what | mean
answered her father; have been play;
have found opt the truth. iou know ~ well -