New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

sorrowful. half-.laI resignation foi she knew that
her reign over, and coming 10 IN" hS 'io
laid her hand npon his aclnI brow ana S'' pt -.
low and fatcring tones and the winds from ml ll
done sighed as she spoke. and the tigers -roMh'u
sullrnv like the sound of departing thunder / I'n
art come at last. bright offspring 81 Inc l'dWh,
noblcr Phccbus It's thine 10 weld the power !
hive used ard abused This suprrnltv an" RANK
ovcrnrowih of life has boon an mccssant care 10
fanllne. coupled lila, my tigers rrrr. have been my
only remcGics But ] crow old aLd am weary u
slaughter Here IN thy fair brow r'si'". pow,
crater than tooth And caT a a"% ca never be
cruel. Destroy the Icc> Of my former sway S''N
tr slayer. lcicat oreanc dcath claG, t" In nc no
its lair the viper TO its hole alpoir , You o,s"n Of
life and keep il within bounds. Let thr NOUN
keep PACE with the blades Of Grass rof II llon
slav az | have ever slain since the mISt' c'arc'
of the face of chaos. then thou art rot Inc &C.
liyercr and mighficr than thou. migflcr hfcal:s
more mcrciful One forcshadowcd IN every pracrlu,
sunset in every Silly dawn. in cloudlcss SkN anu
wavclcss sea- shall come and snpnlant tl". aS ,
drooons IF thc old wcltcrlng world nave p'h sun
nlantrd' So saving. she took oil her !oW'i.'
liadcm. and put it on his head amm nS' r ' ch,rot
anew and lashing her covering and cnap,ialirh
tiers with her bloody whip all intcr;winrI WIN
piercing claws and Jagged frc'i' !"
In, ancient wood. never more 10 return.
Evelyn had listened TO Linn with parted IipS ana
y dccp' intent look of boundlcss interest ana
when he had ceased sh" sighed sOitlS' III" p'N'''
''' rhcn aftcr par,sc she said II WIS worth my
while TO be storn-staycd 10 Listen - nj tIl'., IL;
lie gave a low laugh and slightly waved ms
hand ,,i1 or1
Il must see if the storm abltcS.' he sail. an
going TO the door opcrcd il. The wind cIarIra
with snow came whrIing III; IN ,h,- ., IN.
sheltered situation the roar oi ne Storm WIZ si'
dmcd but the blast could be heard trninpc'ihS
amid the distant hills. ia. ,;ol
Your conveyance Miss Markham. is Hu,c hurf'
in the snow" he said. You need not look for
dcivcrance tonight. .
well. well. She replied. "a Ia gucrrc CONNIE a
Ia sucrrc. And shall be very confortao'' III '''''
Oh bnt you shall have Floras room. II Will
he a pleasure for her to do this slight service ior
she has all a Highland womans respect Tor Gentle
PRAY don't Inconvenience her or yomsrlf /
could dozc quite comfortably in this chair am
'os She took ont tiny watch and looked AT it.
"Oh. il is not very late yet She said cheer
fully "Only halfraSt eight ,,;r am
Would yon ik" book ! hn , ; 4 lar w "
Ter and les Miscrablcs,' the prose cpic OF inns
II wonld rather listen to you. Mr.. Casanova
~" AZ would bore yen. All hcrctics are boris
That is why they have 80 often been pm 10 i'A't
I an. as Won have perceived lank h'i'''' onN
| don't want to convert any on"
"Y1u would easily convert IN" TO sir2'rr Si"-
plicitv Of life Indeed. woman ar" ~rlh M j.
tido,is abOut their food. ami are very ia" WIZ"
the gentlemen am" ont
If il 4 singular reflection that cooling - ~"
main occupotion of most hous holds. h' remarked
No sooner has the lady Of IN" nous. Ioi up man
the shades Of her prl.on-houS' lrgln !" -'iu''
round her The freshness and hnp~iuln".S una III
spration Of the morning are rNpuh.,d nv ','
thoueht-What is 10 he for dinner TO-DAY ~
shall IL be- brrf or mutton. and how iianSmh'"''
cnrnislol. brdcvillrd? Pieces d" resist h." ~
dd, y. n. .tcad(,.ilv resist them. NJ. Mark
ham | protest woman gets cooked ana very mlrh
o,erdonc in this broilnc atmosphere Nl'" Il,tH
',,s .t,tc nor husband utl- thai -" - not intel
i"ctnal rnon!ll ior him. Rest assured ~ b nN'nN
irradiation can penetrate tn, greasy 80 30. %.
EVELYN laughed gnylY. and then fi>h- ~" N"'"
oc,,s. ,Lc APARTMENT 10 tli. bookrds' "Iin SIN
plicity and a. it were. dom"si" ease that IN" 'tN
charmed Ca-an0V". .
"Nou permit me- she SAID, ar III" rih l'I ~ 80
over the backs Of the volumes.
Much Of this /, too learned for me- Sc re-
marked with a Light shrug
me- And for mo too unless in nv more -ir"uuou'
moods But il i We'll 10 have books that 'nn'.N
an aspiration and remind Won Of Your vow Il''''
for example, don't often read i"m' n"' - "''
eucc Iebuk"s my mcnncr thou2hl-
Won are a philosopher, Mr.. 'a,an'ic As i"i
mo. she said. with ting OF >aInr'- avn .
creature Of convention without any iaitli ln IN
ycution All my paper boats haN" gone down the
She walked slowly ba-i 70 her ,"n'. and seine
10 sinl, into somewhat m ,"ch"N r'.'l.' Nl,'I
a short Will she shool; her head impaii"ntly amt
IIayr Won lived here long Do You Iht"nd =
uv. here all your life? Why have yon loIsil;"n
society? But perhaps th"-" hf" l'h"''ln'n III H''
Given a certain degree Of friend-lip-anl
friendship may grow rapidly they are most WIU-
you have Leon In the army" she remarked.
CHANGING at the sabre over th" hnokoas,.
Yes, IN the French army. served - N"l"h-
ter under General fdidh'Tp" ""rihS 'h' I'""''
PrIssian war ,.., NJ.
country Of pcbiscites, 81 universal sunrdg" rem
pcred by revolution AMI directed hv political bonic-
We'll. am a descendant Of iiugncnot family.
for one thing. md don't ME me h'tri.'aS
Coths the scientific OrsOn~ Of modern Iurop".
And Won killed few Orson', snppo-'.
"Oh. we wer" beaten. but We dld our b"-t. MIS-
Markham. ] give yon wnrnin@ INA, J am nov =
benevolent being. R"ncvolenc" lS often klnd oil
lazy purrinl in the sun. ! wl.h people w'il-"",
Of the world, If need be. Fair play hl,i ~
philanthropy aftcrwaId! No, dom Ir.'rt my
campaigning. Hay" seen nom" u'hin7 anu H"''-
satisfying cXtinctions.
~ wonder how long il would tax" 10 nm icr''and
you Mr. CnsnnOvc remarked Evelyn with smile
perhaps we wish too much 10 understand each
other Perhaps we should 90 on revealing our
selves to the very end, and leave the world with
ungucsscd potentalitics nri"sIty Is MOI hrc,S-
would not be quite 80 interesting II the North Pole
were discovered We'll. now, Dormant Dormant.
pray tell mo something about yourself
"Oh. | have been Il mere Helen glowing on a
wall But il has been pleasant wall: Tor the
hons, where I was born il very old. very pnnlnt.
and very beautiful. Tlcn my ancestors have left
a biz of their character in II, and - modified my
character and tastes. One was musician. and 80
he constructed an organ-chambcr: another was n
Nimrod and the spoil- Of the chase adorn many Il
corner: another was a book-loycr. aud cOnpn.sc |
sea and land 70 make prosclyic Of Il first edition.
and 20 we have a library which contains miny
rartics another collected paintings and "nerav-
ings. and SO forth. oh. yes lear old Daycntry
Hall has been my Academic, NV college, my shrine
and sanctuary.
She leaned back in the chair and m"diiatycly
clas.cd her hands behind her head. maniirslt' qut
unconscious of the graceful AMI charming .ttttn'ir
." perceive said Austin, after n while, that
you have made a fetch Of your family abode. !
think. resist them We should sit loosely 10 ON
surroundings We are pilgrims. and should have
~ littlr scrip and scrippagr rs possible. 10 he
TOO much attached 10 ANY person is bad Ia ~
anchored 10 a hOus'. is worse. We should grow oil
L..Na L.. In nllllnl alIrnl,