New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16


;nrntion to do harm. Even il il were not YOU
who began it would still be 0is2racciul enough
on your part to say such TIMES even Yen, TO me- ana
little invention about the bottles was produced
ON the spur Of the moment saw yon hesitate.
You are responsible for ali this. ana no onC else.
I will 90 into the world more in future than /
have done hitherto and will watch you. You
are to make full reputation for what you have
And if / DENY that originated this gossip.
and refuse to obey you, what will you do ?" asked
Adele, dehantly
. "Yon are aware that under the present laws
7 can dispose Of hall my property as | please. :"
observed the Prince Laura has nothing lie
stopped Significantly.
much at the thought OF LOSING the millions in
question. but at the idea of the consequence I,
counted upon the whole fortune as confidently
as though it Were already theirs. She knew very
We'll how she should be treated during the rest
Of her life If onc-half OF the great property were
lost to her husbands family through her fault.
You are forcing me 10 acknowledge myself
guilty of what never lid she said, stl trying
do?'
YEA will everywhere say nice things about
Laura and her husband. lou will say that you
are now positively sure that Arden does not drink.
You will say that there is no ruth whatever in
me report that Laura 10 in love with Francesca
anS dat YOU are absolutely certain tina. the Ardcns
points believe. You will also at once ask
them 10 dinner. and YOU Will repeat your INVITA-:
lion often, and behave to both in proper way >
Adele laughed scornfuDy though her mlrth had
something of afectation in it.
Say pretty things and invite them 10 dinner
SIR exclaimed. That is not very hard have
mr. the slightest objection TO doing that, because
] should do 1t in any case, even II yo" had not
made me this absurd scene"
In future. my child, before YOU call anything
do or say absurd recommend You to think oil
the law regarding wills, TO which l called your
attention.
Adele was silent, for she that she was
oI, Ip,4rnn
Guilty of the social mlsdccds with which, she was
charged. she was not now surprised by ms man
ncr. What really amazed her was the display OF
automatic talent he had made Will" cntidpplnT
her into what amounted to a confession Shc
had never supposed him capable OF AWNING OF
the Kna in 6 me- w wb Y in the %
p,ent Of his property than most people reailzel
No genius -c"rtainly-for if he had been, he would
not have told tie whole story to ms wife, rs ne
mad done on the previous evening, but possessing
ale talent to choose tn" wise course AT least as
often "a not which is more than can be sad 10"
most people. There was something OF the 9lG-
fashioned father about him, too. and he showed II
in the little speech he made before leaving Adele
that evening
And now, my dear daughter he said, rising
aud standing before her as he spoke, :" have
one word more to say before 90. You are my
only child, and. in spite 81 all that has happened
] love you very much do not believe that
now and do not think YOU will fan INTO thG
same fault in the future; IL YOU 90 an Una,
have told YOU 10 do shall never refer u 'n'
mntter after this. and we Will try ana forget II,
But YOU have learned lesson which You VIII
Icmembcr all your life jealousy j. a great SIN.
and SANDER is no, only vile and DEGRADING Ply
is also the greatest mistake possible from worldly
point of view. Remember that If YOU wish 10
be successful in society. never speak, an nnkinn
word about any one. And now good hght' my
dear Do what | have hidden you, and let Us
think more about II liz,
Having concluded his scrmoa. Gerano kissed
Adele on the forehead. a. he was accustomed 10
Aaai trtS tfAna In
angry that she could not trust h"rsrll TO sP'aH;
and ne left her at The door ana won't home M
things considered. She knew that she MAJ reason
10 be- grateful for his ior'ieaIanc' Sh" was quiz,
sure that her fathpr-in-iaw would have h'htN''I
differently. and the stories she had heard oil o. !
Prince Saracincscas temper showed crarN om,'
The race of violent fathers was by no mean :
vet extinct She was not even called uoon 20
make n formal apology TO Laura IN hor ,a,h'r
presence. which was Mat Sne wa a, ~, ,,H,r(
pected and feared. Nothing, in ;act was r',uI,'
Of her except to avoid gossip and tre1' the Nucl>
with decent show of Sstorly affection. S SirI
could scarcely have got better teInis Oh pcdoo ""
she dictated them herself. RI:
Rnt She was far too angry to look AT IN" aiiair
in this light. and far too deeply h4miliat.d IT,
forgive her father or me A hno :, " was the
kno,yledoc that she WAS utterly unable u cope
with Gcrano. who could diSlnhcrit hrr ani h,r
children Of an enormous sum ny a stroke 81 IRE
nnn if hc pleased and he would please II she
did not Obey him 10 the letter
With a trembling hand she wrote the lnvi'a.
zion required Of her ana -HN' IT 1" ~ -
the morning Then She sat down and tired 20
,nad takinr ND y grca; French review ana opening
il han hazard Tho article Glanced ~ hr on" On
a medical subject. written ny very eminent pT"l,
titonor' Int not NJ all likely 10 interest Adrlc
Savelli Blt She felt the necessity OF coinpoEih-
herself before meeting her husband wh,h ~
should come home from the club. ana shr lollo"'T,
fbn lines with sort Of ro>olutc dctcrmna'oH WIN
belonged to her character az certain M 'm"n'S. J..
was very hard 10 understand a word OF WIN,
shr was reading hut she AZ last hccanr ap-or"r
IN Tho oaort and ultimately reached the END OF
tho paper. Gil; ld s,ont
his dav in deliberately thinkinE over me si,ri.
fon and H., had determined, NclN wisely. 'hi'
il would he 4 great Ini-takc ~ speak 10 NJ "I VIII
on the subject He went over III III, ni W., CON- an
tho man Of his acqiiaintanor whom b" mi ny con-
suit with safety AMI with >onr prosper oi p"'i,m
inc truthful answer 10 his question:. eng u" saw
that they were by no means many: "'Ia.', "a,
fr,nl;nc.s arc rare enough separately. hh' rIr'l
still in combination in the same person o'.n
fow are aware that The trues, vision - NV ,rhom
consistent franknc-s MOST oi ,il ,IGor tban
Savelli though. wcr" men consid'raF ou,i 'n'''
himself and MOI men with whom lic ha.I any S'i''
intimacy The Prince Of SAINT llafin "S Snicn, '
cousin the Marches ~ IAN H'"uiri,," ,,. P;ntro
The melancholy and sarcastic. an" pornIp. I,,
Ch,sori-th.rr we've not many more an" ~; 80
named who was tine nearest 20 nm ~ pn :,
age. WIS not. a. Navcii thouci'i WIN wnit md
him On NE whole. he determined ~ WtlL ni i
bidc III. time watchnc Adele carefully any r1i-
lcc,in1 such evidence as lie coud Will nI. Ii,,In Gr
kccpins biz own counsel nd When Nv neIt spoka T.
h., .hont ti. Alden. her manner was 80 'I'''.'
and apparently sincere. tta' -" ohl, rni - DO
opnion in hcr favor AZ In'~' ~ H.. f@,nilv a.
though il moro Tor VI" sum VI ="
a whole Than for hey "Wr; l., ;d no.
II h,vo asked them 10 dinn"r ~" san 'mo
cause we never 60" aHy'lR15 5m ;" Shit W hryr
my father and the Princess, 'o'? II WIN
family naT'v ca,.ui who d,d
NJ. nn,o a." .b' rrosport ~ having tic Ardrn' ~
tho o,iy quests after what lla1 rccphuH IA w." ali