New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

for tho one or two, or three beings VINO nhn
known how 10 touch il. To all else he was an
solutcly and coldly Indifferent. She had, lndeei,
IA she said guessed at last that he J)Vcd n'r ID
Iittlc and more than a little, and she had known
for months before she spoke that h" was really
a part of her life, and of all her thoughts ana
actions But she had not asked herself what she
would do say when the great moment II fli nm
any moro than she had accused herself OF pcliS
unfaithful 10 the memory or the man WHOSE uy !,
ing words had hidden her he happy, II snr Wouu
hay. him rcst in peace And now that she Lowell
again so differently. - passionatcy, 80 mucl more
humanity She realized al. the great unSelhshl. -
! Of him who was gone. and who had not been Will
ing to leave in her hcrrt the least seed OF sell
accusation. or the least ground for refusing any
thing good which life might have IN STORE lor
her She saw that she could take what was OIL
fcred her freely without one regret, without ono
prick Of conscience, or one passing THOUGHT 'iC
Herbert Arden would have suffered an instant
pain could hr have known what was passing III
the existence of the woman VINO had loVcu MIN ~
Late on that afternoon, Ghislcri went to 50, see
Maddalcna doll' Armi. There was drop of BIT
tprnces in his cup vet and something hard Tor nm
to do but he would not LEI the woman VINO h f
sacrificed everything for him In days gone oS
learn the news from stranger:
II have come to tell you that ! am gong 10
marry Lady Herbert Arden" he said gently as ne
took her hand. ,,,o,,or. bo
II knew that You would long ago. she s, AN,
swcrcd II am glad of it. No, do not tnnh
that is n phrase do not love you any more
Are Won gIad TO know it? I wish did, Bat
am far too fond Of you 70 wish you 70 b" happy
if You can. You my dearest ana neM irls .I1
II is strange is il not? Think of me kindly some,
times in your new life. Ar'-and do not SPEAK
nv name before her, if you can help IT. Shc
knows what we were to each other once, ana IL
might hurt her. -, o,a;,od chi.1ori
Rut he pressed tho hand that lay near him
II am trying to be good woman, she an
swcrcd simply =, ,, ,d
be q better place he SAID
CHAPTER xxx.
"Just fancy. my dear" exclaimed Donna Maria
Pocca padnli to the Marchrsa di san Giaclnto on
the evening Of the following day, pietro CHS
lori is Going TO marry Laura Arden, after all
Tina, horrid. spitcful wicked Adele will die of rage
And thev say that the oh uncle is dead and has
loft Laura one Of those enormous English fortunes
one reads about and they are going TO take thH
frs, floor of vour brothers paace-your huspah"
s,vs he will buy il some day hope he willard
T,uro i qoing 10 rebuild GhiscrlS queer llttl"
castle in Tuscany. What a dcllShfin scilc3 OF
SURPRISES, And two days ago every on" believed
h. was on the point of being sent to prison Tor
over so many years. Bat ! was always SURF nc
was innocent. though Of conr-" ore dId no' H"~
IN have him about while III" thing was goih- on
Giovanni said from IN" tist that II was AN an
.lo,,;nol lie answered the March"sa. Ana
Giovanni is generally ri-ht. WHAT 4 charDhS
house il will be. or conr-" they VIII lle,' niiN
They say that IN the coh''Ssioi nv ,o W. ,h
full account of III" way in which she s'arleI we
story Of tie evil cyc-What non~cns" II was lou
hav" only 10 look W'o nlIa N I .i,,..,,
think IN" i rs hHutiiu' a. '"iohd cara '''
No. no, exclaimed the Marche-a. who had
known the Ifim'>' % N'',' a,... - hoor,,i
twenty y'arr r"F'i'f I,ra ,ich Shorter too. and
that makes Il difference. Laura fcih'hu' ou' ..
saint. and Corona looked an 'I'P'p . M,%.
cmpr~s"s ar" suppose 10 De llhc n,' ca.,,re
a beautiful woman. There Is no on" 10 coHpHF
with her now but christina ianpoi9hlco' an
she is too thin. what %"o' I2o"in- ru"P, '
Ghiscr AMI his wit' VIA max" I' HIS V'o""
Younger during a." last TWO N"aiS' , ,.,
10 wond,r-whcn one thinks oi me III" u"
used 20 lead. Every tim" " Pu1ri"iI'I VII
Nad,Iolcna he used 10 cot nj least I'VE pouhuS
-" SLr l.. far too clover a woman 10 show what
she thinks Bat | know she las not carcl l'r
him for "a long timo They have not pu"rI'Ii''.
for tyo years at rast. Of course there cannot
ic any love left on either sil" They stu ~ III
corner. occas onally. | suppose They Ike 'l'h
,,lr II il very odd BIT | shall never under
.t ,Io.a ,hino.
'T". las, ,rmnr, was very tru". for Fayia
co-,c,rc.c, 'ny.d her einnt husband with all her
heart and always had, and III" knew also INA,
Maria Ioccapaduli was the best Of wiy's and
,i,,. # .i.. WA. also IN" greatest Of gossip.
What the TWO ladies said - each other repro
-.utcd very we'll tho worlds opinion, h,StH il
,ormcI ON Tire spur of the moment. 10 meet IN"
,,i cnries Of the altered situation. bnt i'm
ru,.Ii.. NOW II SHRUGGED it, shoulders rs II -
ih"'"' ,o., ,.,r,r. nf ,pd,1n,Ti and said that
l,'u ~ ~, bsvc been c\ucclcl 10 know that
',1i' Sill ,yo4 ravins mud when she WIS
.Wo,,od f. "a eyrrvwhoro just lii," a sane being.
.l.hou.lt her eve, hal unI'tmhN Nib WIZ
,nLcu for = galvanllcd corf~e For. Of conr.r, II
i,a, NOW onitr certain that sh" hal been ont
tba. She had conccc eyed her dlca!ful plot with
ont n" slichtc-, r,4,~on. \. for the old story
Wv l.,..l T-toucoscO flldf was