The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-24


kissed his check 'xitod evening. she
said. brightly.
Mr. Arnold started MP .IleicnE' he
exclaimed, In bcwiIdcrment, chow did
you como hcrc9@
Helen langhinGly explained "And
now she went on. slipping into the
seat opposite him. n shall expect you
TO say you're glad 10 see me And rs
she smiled at him across tile table she
made upher mind that for that evening
she would be- as entertaining Ms she
knew how
Before the meal was over Helen
Arnold had made m interesting dis
covery, namely, that her father could
be entertaining as well as herself
Moreover, there was certain agree
able novelty about hcing tctc-astcte
with ones own father at dinner Helen
could hardly remember when She Ind
enjoyed an hour 80 much When they
arose from the table Mr.. Arnold glanced
irrcsolutely at his daughter III you
are not too tired. Helen. he said. Il
wonder n couldn't have some music. "
Indeed You may" answered Helen.
trying to speak lightly. though the UNI
conscious appeal in his Voice had
touched her inexplicnbly. She went at
once 10 the piano and almost instinct
lively began TO play the simple melodies
which harmonized best with the gath
ering twilight, the hush OF the room
and her own softencd thoughts And
her father. sitting IN the deepening
shadows. now and then put his hand 10
hta ara. aa a. - zach a,.tar a. - ,t..
hidden tear.
When the long evening was over and
Helen went 10 her fathers side to BID
him good night, he put his arms about
her and held hcr fast sThls Inns been
like old times. Helen, :, he said. II Ind
expected snch lonely evening and this
was such pleasant surprise. ] shall
think ef II very often when I'm here
alone. Thank you, my dear Good
night =
Helen kissed him In silence. not trust
ing herself 70 make reply. hut as She
went upstairs, struggling TO keep buck
the tears, she whispered softly: MY
poor. lonely fntheri III try after this
10 be q better daughter.
You want 70 spend the summer M
houiSs sau ~ = aA ~ ~
.ernoon. one SAT " her room ~ the
SEASIDE mousse, nnn looked ~ iier oi'test
daughter win Ra1e ~ when ccuster1s
nation and bcwildcrmcnt were blend
ed 'Iieien, you must DC crazy. con-
slider your healthi'
Helen gazed at the reflection ~ her
blooming face In tho mirror opposite
and smiled little, II hardly seemed
necessary 70 answer thsat afRumen1
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