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

| MI hut the cciuPTH ""7 wv '''''7
YES il will be very nice when it gets lliera,
ture' remarked Casamo'r so s Ir felt so happy
She listened to his playing when. WHOM 1 nro
mastery. was expert and pleasant; ana th.fr "ti i
intervals of conversation gay or th2uThs,n L., y.
She fcl. little tired and sleepy, and he lcit ler TO
arrange with Flora about her Guar'rrSI tt,lI,
| nght Tho bedroom small but dclien'i ,iI
clean and tidy and ,h" had n"ry rn a, sleep
| ON her pillow when she sank INT" "ia'; ,I higs
| When she woke next morning she had lc DIE, ni,SI
fnl sensation of having enjoyed s'ep - a;ni
and refreshing thar II transr'nocu ni wth
rcnosc and was kind Of fresh r"conriIla'lon WILL.
liz Iicr feeling Of tranquility had been supreme,
and the bowling Of IN" wind had , 2ny dnIightfml
senses and dccpcncd her content How h th
she thought TO wakpn with the flesh cooi any e .'
heart warm, Innocence is nStihrd ny 'n n,s,rclv
of every dawn ; GG u rrcaing wooden stair
When she entered the kitchcnparlor she ioIhu MI, ti,
| Casanova reading aloud TO Flora, VINO WIZ WIZ
over the fire. preparing Il simple breakfast. "' az
hn ,cn1 sern,nJ 70 he Gaelic from its w"nI I'm OF
"utturals lie greeted Evelyn with calm ana gen
tie corliality and placed chair for "E. ,.or i'm
| "Tlc storm is over hr said " tnihk Ho.i l','
nrisonmcnt draws 70 an end have dng your con-
ynyancc ont Of the snow. and cleared porter; Oh
the road so you will be able to get little wa'N'"S
How very kind and thoughtful of yo"'' she
said N Sr1 moiycs are mixed he replied 81 need
=, GOOD deal of exercise in the open air. Anu "'"
| for breakfast" ,,. -, ,r, toblo
| a.
| seemed 10 he repeating nwardly graf, WIZ"
Co,"novn respected by his attitude of silent graVi-
~. Tho meal dispatched, Evelyn propoS' TO ="
| ont and she hastily put on some wraps niin-
;nt Tho omen air she found the carriage sanllrht
clear Of the snow which haG envelope II, ,I,
air m keen %o 'G0"S Side R9 by y"dIr WITH c@nqv
G,n' panr1 70 and fro the track which he had
| cleared in the snow. -, ,.;,, ard Eve.
| , ".as mroh,hIv moro expansive than her com,
| n.niou. for lis manner was consistently SHIT"
With an air Of respectful alooirc@, ara ie"rs''
which indicated how he ln,Tp,cir n F wth
| Iad,. ,ucst II was astonishing how inu'h my
fonnd to talk about. Even N" social tLrmr' L;,a'
She touched upon At times seemed to int'!e', i''
thouqh he generally referred them to Ya,' anu. ~
IL WEIR. cosmic principles, and his lin" OF com
mcnr took narho" sweep INFO r'tSna
! Once after a long pause, Evelyn rrn'fN'"' nan
| timldly: -. $500. M ,o, in
,o,d ~ remain much longer here. II YOU com" rs
| f,r soutI ~ IonIon nv father ana shall -" very
mco.rd to see YOU. Davcntry Hall Is quite near
am extremely Obliged: but it j. not likely
tia, We shall meet again h. replied calmly d."
| with wistful look. ALLAN. ,.,,,., IF
VIZ am SORRY 10 hear that abe sail lightly Wy
| father i highly cultivated - i man u r''lH,
| Inc hold , diplomatic post at on" tim' anu NTT'
I Nv TI' rl h,p conversation very agreeable" Both.
indeed would b. gamers, AMI Would III H. ~
! ncr and follow the strange "Noll'i"u' 81 'nII an
| fvr"n IA accomplished man OF the "'ll" AM az
! idcalist' a.. ,,orIl 10 re-
! oin,d .rafry. PrTap. am pu' nan ,
! vcrteI hrrmit after all It, ~. however d. ~
| j.dcl with III, short ANA pleasant m'''ll' W."
| tLr tod- have consprcd 10 grant ~. an Wn'h
an not hky soon 10 forget ia , ,, n p,r, If YOU
fcr,. IT You need it: Won .har -" pan'r liz. u r
| nice. IN 81" heavens. ana snail 49, '"I !"
| nn,v and fhou when my SKY - 'l'al. .,
! >lr renamed silent ~ a Wnlr' n'r"'hlr''N
twisting h"r enlightenment lihs l"l,n "r n,'...',,,.I
look INK suddenly uu. with shade Of r'pi"ach ~
| h.r hazel eyes. ,u - ui,,
! Still the prohahility exists that we shAl not me-
! ,,oin Ere long 20 70 Brittany | am STUDYING
| re- C..tic tongues. You srr AIN originally '''t
PRAY excuse ne again. bit w'm men can't help
heinz curious Why shculd yom condemn yourself
10 this voluntary poverty Nnh N'uf ''''"7
| ynu could rasily--
o. Pardon me-. Mis- Markham. but happen T. he
riIicrlou-v rich. VI, only Iu~iiiicaii'n, indeed
| for po,,c~-n. much wealth Is my nhliW I, 10
| without IT, En- you were going to tell IN" some
''''!'S c. Iof cali me Hcrcnicc. not that ! know
,,lo hc ,y.,4. hat you will suppos, that itr"nio"
! H. -u,iI,inI luu must know that she Wa De
trriGci - her cousin Hector. lie was an orphan.
| her father, ward, and Ii" and she w"r" nr"uS"
| mn together like brother and sister. lie was
an auiablc and charming youth, hand
! ,ou,r Li.l-LrcG. generous: ami I'rrhir'
| had a warm ami ~lstcrly affection Tor
| him H. hccnmc soldier. l,ut, alas ic Went
| ,,r oItcn in the Olympic games, and stak"d his
| money hravily. How sorry sd" was, AMI how Sl'
! plead WIKI him, lie. too WAS iul 81 i"nlor~'
and contriti,n but still he rcturn" 10 hi~ fatal
| habits till his DatrImony vas sadly diminished
| Now Icrcncc was very erlrrcd. ana Non"rr"i II
! II were wise to marry HIM for If he a. lover wa
! 80 frgcifui Of himself and OF n"r, VIVA, woulI ne
| Ice ~ a husband How could she b. happy, u
She could not trust her husband Now what do
W." ni1 Hector love B~rcnicc'" h. asked with
| quaint .ml" -
WhaI did Bcrcncr know of love- she re-
| plicd irnprtucu,ly.
| He was silent Tor while. -
| Ii" think she should have married him. lie Sai9'
seriously. a bcrothal = Il sacred thing N3
| h,npin,-s w,s eyer built upon broken vow Ana
| if duty brn.. pain il J.. an exquisite PAM not To
| be- barterrd f.r happ'ncs'. have felt for evan
lie "A wild deli Git ~ | roam"d over the hills In
| stormy weather with sllIN.ll"d An th3ling
| kin but "A warm AMI bounding heart. and thoughts
a. merry a. morrS-danccrs IN my BRAIN "" nave
right 10 eri"vc for anything say" our own mn
| doing Never weep Tor anything save a lost IDEAL
| How selfish and individual that Is. SIN" "\-
| claimed. almost bitterly. am not - Grtnch'i'
| and hope may never J." 50:
| w. And after all "" are only anticipating the
cncc' Of tim few m@mjh, r9nnof II, "r draiy
| preaching rcacc ANA comfort
oh 81 tria. oh 81 bose
| Jamnert lie der nplucksraun
"Nou s,- me-. how am and Yet have felt a
| misery which made life tor tim" mere burden
| And now I AN c0ncnt"d and hcartwhoc. sleep
| WE'LL eat well. play my liut' ! read nv favoritr
| books Grief is bat habit II II was nhthral,
| nature would be- contracted In one brow of woe,
| fer death and disaster are universal.
| We'll. | take Won AT Your word, SHE SAID, al
most Icianiy. ltrcncc marrics Hector. aud 80
ends the myth
Soon after they heard the nampling of horses
and the iin-l" of bells, aud sons f. the door they
found Aliotair holding in par Of horses far-
messed 10 handsome sl"dgc.
All everything comes 10 an emu. SAID Evelyn.
| lightly. " must leave yOu now, Mr. tlSlnpV"
While she went to put her wraps, Casanova
talked with Alistair and asccraincd that tLr road,
| though bad enough here and there, was quite prac
| icrbc He then assisted EVELYN into the slclg".
| and wrapped the rugs carefully round her Sh"
| 500. nall, ,nJ scIt Elorn with ,vhom she had