New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
STRIPED KANKA CREPE
IN OVER 100 NEW SHADES.

centuries too soon; we have not Vet learned Of
Thee. But all those who have denied themselves
and abjurd the world are Thy humble brethren
One Ia grandeur soft mlserlcordleuse pour ma
petitesse"
Amen - said the Cure and made sign Of tas
cross upon Cas1nove's forehead
Evelyn rose from her seat, and bending over
the bed gently grasped Casanoves hand and
pressed it to Ter lips. while the tears streamed
silently .lown her pallid cheeks,
The effect electrical. \ smile of intense
incrcdulous joy illumined his features.
Are you really Evelyn Markham ?" he whis-
percd, with smile. " I'm chair ct en- os? You
are not the reflection of my dream? -
She pressed his hand, and bending over him
whispered in his ear
Do not die and leave me. Austin have
loved you ever since | first saw You.
Hold me. Evelyn" he said. hoarsely: Il seem
TO be falling into abysses; keep ME back OH
keep me back.
Then ting snrginc blacIlncss of the limbo Of
life and death swclcd mp and rngulfed him He
sank back, and lay inanmatc, while Evelyn,
sick with dread. sat troubling in every limb but
still retaining a grast Of his hand. When she had
sufficiently recovered her sclfpossesson, she in
timateJ to the Cure her intention of watching BY
the bedside, and desired him 10 Inform her father
of this intention.
Is was a drcary vigil. interrupted only by the
occasional entrance Of the Breton femme du
mcna 20. ard by visit of DR.. Irissot. stout
thick SET man aith mass We lconine head, who
evidently mad some difficulty in controlling his
quick pctulant movements He fixed his keen
and piercing eyes on Evelyn with such an imper.
omsly inIuiring look that EVELYN was constrained
TO say. An old n:rn1. monsieur
lie nodded brusqueN. and proceeded 20 eNamne
his patient with def and delicate touch He
then gave Evelyn in-rue tiOns ~ 10 The requisite
treatment, assuming in his rapil ntutlve way
thar she purposcd 10 nurse the invalid during the
liz, is no worse. hp remarked. Indeed rather
better: bur then an ebline tide does nor retreaf
f.om the shore ali at once there Is lnfuN ana
lrfuN Stiil, fer IN" Present ne Is lln tantlne,
micuA Tho man mas lived a hermlts life ana
impoverished ms blood \ pest on all moral
uc.iants Which j. worse. mddemoselIe t. DIS
believe in your body CT your soul? snail re,
turn in the early morning. Adiell, mademolseie;;
And lie BUSTED nosrlessly out of the room, II
such a paradox may bc permitted. =,
Ca;anoye wPr up aIap %i'Gr vay r%vp about
him for a time. till he realized ENeivn' presence
and chen his lool, hrgr@n.l -. ,h.;,,a
MY head ma cheri" 'Ey"lyn, "alt T ,uII Of
noises as n dcclying house. Did door slam la's
40. dear Austin. the stiffness has been awful.
Then let liz suppose il wa the rates on liiids
clo,nc lou nave kept mo back An II Is, q
reversal of the old myth. Enr ice mas son t
down 10 the neither world - ntlng pack ptpIeus;
Give mo time. Eulydic"; follow the ru''er VI
lie showed IA lcbrilc cascrncss to speak p VIZ
EVELYN placed her fingers on bis mouth he
kissed them and fell asleep again.
c,s,noya recovered. Int his convalesc"nce was
slow nnd nrotracted His ascetc habits had IN,
Gne,,ionabIy reduced his piysical powers; ana ,ha
even YET he was inclined TO rebel asaI , Inc ,as
generous let provided for him Bt t ~; t,r MSS
mpacablc II" roo got 10 know whar uc se
Of her unlimited sway over his heart made i hes
al times ltle wifnl and spoIiveI,ia ena,rl"S
ir,it in one who had been habltually srarr
And what shall do with my money Eve
lyn ~ he asked one day. L.. roioined
Have no anxiety on that score sue aeITi II
with dcmurc smile shall hrlp N mas Sp'G Of the
deaiist ne had hern for so many years. ne aoS nd
d ned that Leyitcal scrupulosity IN mea' t ind
drink which Evelyn maintained TO Ne onw man
of snblimate, sef-concet-for III a hi5frie Tna.nd
th,t il how originality is apt 10 he des9ua vita
lie had, however, his compensai,ons; =; n'lR ack.
provided him with new ideals --lG. Dunn III D'''"
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