New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04

1ect which she had either procured expressly. or
which had perhaps fallen under her eyes by cnahce'
She on her part, had been desperately lrgni
ened as she had good cause TO De- ca aU have ac
cdcntally gone so near the mark a. ne was EViS
when her cry had stopped him She 1elt tiai II ho
had pronounced the next hall no@H IL tHe draw
must have gone mad there and then IN tie u,M
ing where she sat, and she hau in'' r =;
prevented him proceeding any iuI TUT 10, renr,ad
the convulson of terror she felt. she hau ic,o.eu
tn bor sole cowforter the morphine, and IT had
not played her false. In snort UNI, UNI, s .i; -
was at work, and indeed The mce az 81 ~ III co.
was in itself soothino in the extreme oie icit nci
eli ornwing calm again. and more able 10 face
the new difficulties and teIrois 'nh d afiS Sh
her path, and they wefe n a read the lost con-
fession. or had spoken with some one who Iad.
II Vas appalling 10 think that IN that very room
there might be score OF persons VINO knew what
tho, ,a.tnr contained as well as he. The morphine
helped her wonderfully Bit III was clear thaI
Ghisleri had her in his power An idea flashcd
Jor,d how she had not thought Of IT before In"
intto boJ really fallen TO the bottom of the shaft
Ghisicri, interested perhaps IN the story OF raoio
Rraccio had strolled down to the dungeon again
nv himself and had seen the paper lying there In
t6at case he alone knew of its cXstcnce. or OF its
cnntenfs besides herself and Lucia. The thought
ras co agreeable compared with the alternative OF
snnposing that all society knew the details OF her
evil deeds that she chung to it, Then she looked mt
The man who, she supposed, had power TO dis
nose of her existence at his pleasure and she won
dered whether he had price. All men mad, she
had heard But as it seemed TO her now this partc-
ular man would not be like the generality, or else
the price he would set ON her letter would he or
The kind which she could not possibly pay. he
cause she would never he able TO obtain for nm
what he might want. The feeling she had Known
In the first months of her torment returned upon
her now. and very strongly-the awful feellng
of degradation compared even with the worst OF
the people she knew In her eyes. Ghlslerl WIN
all his misdeeds. seemed being OF superior purity
and goodness. He had never done what she had
done, nor anything approaching to II IN tne most
Ill in for HTh
and hurt them. and been almost mortally hurt
himself. but he had never stabbed an enemy IN
the back nor dealt blow in the darKt lie mad
loved more than one woman. and had been loved
in return but no one had ever limited that
womans confidence had passed his lips nor that
he had ever spoken lightly Of any Wolnans gooa
fairly, deiiantly, above board. and in the light
of day. Adele envied him with all her heart as
able reputaton-as honor Is reckoncd IN tnc
wcrd-and free TO 90 and 10 come and to do what
seemed good in his own eyes without secohd
betraying himself There was not AT that momon,
one person In the with whom she would
not have been only too glad to exchange places
And she fanced Ghslcri knew it., as indeed he
almost did. and she feared TO meet his eyes.
The silence had lasted so long that it was iasi
becoming awkward 1t was rarely indeed that
Ghisleri forgot the social duty of destroying
silence ruthlesslv the moment it appears; with
any weapon which comes 10 hand, from ieatncr
to bombshell But on the present occasion his
thou ahts were so many and so complex TO
fill his mind completely, for few minutes so
siCni6cance The effort was made at last by
Adele. the one of the two who had by far the most
at stake in PLAYING her part .;,, -, .,,or,n,
at playfulness which was almost weird, tnat
you have rot spoken singIe word dnring t tmc
last quarter Of an Gou nv dear & cu
growing almost rude IN yonr Ola age H.. go
Good manners We're never anything out an
afectaton with me-" answered "iSo oner,ione
Of that sort which must he respected if society is
to keep together and hold up its head-thous1
Why it sh9"a met aE bcvond my comprccson
Present company is always excepted. YOU kroW
so YOU and I would survive as GLORIOUS anu HI
mortal relics of by-cOne c'ylllzatl"h.
lie hardly knew what he was saving; hn' ne
LET the words run on with the oasy hablt "i
talking and saving nothing whicn sometimes :,
serves critical SITUATIONS for those who p lsscs- "
and which can be acquired by almost any on" VINO
il not shy. Tho first step in Studying that use
full accomplishment is 70 talk when cv, ,rs,
tention 70 the sounds which pass ones lips Any
noise will do. bad or eood-as the hearsr OF tm~
GOOD news 70 AK Dut it-only. II posslpl"' ioih
fhe first LET the noise take the shape OF word'. A'
every ono else is talking. no one Will near YOU 1
Some of Mother Goose's rhymes are cAccnr.' ~. ~
such practice but those who prefer 10 recl'e W.
Eton grammar will obtain result qilte AZ SAIL
factory in the end. No ore listens, ana II MAI -
difference Hon VIII tn en- S'o tc day Bnt
IL Won SIT looking at your plate because You NM NM
notb;ng 70 say the aivcrs Of dnncr-partles VIII
curse You in their hearts and will rarely aS, yGT
10 eat their food. which treatment thoneh . w,,1
ultimately prolonC vorr life VII, no' con'rinnI'
20 vonr social success. Gradually. II You prac-
Use the system aSsduou-lv, yon will be ape ~, 70
walk alone. to say. By attraction your ,h m,,,
conscious phrases will become eNacfK IKE th"e ,
of yonr reighbors You will then only need
TO open your mouth, stretch the vocal c3rd' an"
snrply the necessary breath. and adairaoly con-
strnpcted inanities will roll ont even when every
body is listening. and while You are sai i.n,
time TO select in your mind sufficiently cH,r ;.I
enithet with which to adorn your friend Smi,h
Tompk;ns's name when il is mentioned. or whils
Won are nicely calculating the exact amount ..
money YOU can ask tho said Smith ,ompRihs ~
lend YOU the next time YOU have lost az oac-
TO be contirue1l