The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

lnether I den.I wgit IN iacct her,"
savaee n; yGnc foe quise cnouSsh Of
her IL all sss' Shop VIA lows
One dNess." ! se1aeskc !. sett,i vocc.
.'Siie want.s'l i hat tho color "a this
,nc, 81 | brau4ilt IL cut ana showed II
p her and lola her thN price and OK
plaincd Nhy Il was sncxgsasivc. oh,
| don't tnina giving that spr the hat,
she said; ii Is we'll worth i. | am
quite in love with IL Nine, Dcstrier,
but darc not buy Il without letting
my husband see it. He Il 30 very par-
ticular about what wear Corlsl /
have Il sent round tonight fer him 70
look AZ? | would let yen know scme
lime Tomorrow whether would take
Il or not or course said should be
glad to send IL and she gave me the
address. and the hat went rouad there
that evening, Last night she sent il
back and said she was very sorry. but
Lord Loddington didn't think II suited
her ] thought Il looked little tnm-
bled. but ono has 10 run those risks
when one sends goods on approval
She had determined TO have that hat
just to wear for the one day, and she
was too mean to got II honestly"
"of course you'll have 1t ont with
her-you'll expose her2'' said
was as angry and disgustcd as Ninn,
who stood opposite me. with her pretty
eyes and cheeks flaming with honest
indignation
My dear boy. would IL / dared. but
cant afford TO- II would drive half
my customers away from me, and
must think Of Hugo and Giles. They
don't cost much while they are TIMES,
but ! want 10 give them every aavan-
tage, the darlings. and was left so
badly of. and the business Is Just be-
ginning to pay so well, dare not run
the risk ofexposing Lady Loddington's
mcanness
II had forgotten your children. No.
II would not do. Trust me III give
her mauvais quart dhenre. IL get
the chance. |"
Promise you,ll be careful Think Of
the little boys
II won't injnrc the dear chaps, you
best Of mothers"
We'll. In that case, only hope for
tune may favor You"
AtAtt a4HNeT IItc III ttihtg DAlJ hilG
kept me waiting till the autumn. like
the tickle Jade she always IN. My
chance came in this wise; My uncle
asked mo up 10 his rlncc In Scotland
for shooting, and went The old Rcn.
tleman Is avery connoisscnr 81 beauty.
and every pretty woman Of noto Is
bound TO be asked up To b. sooner
or later got there IN time TO dress
hurriedly and appear In the drawing
room Just n6 my uncle waa telling
every whom he was 10 take In
was introduced to some girl ! havc
not notion who she was, but gave
her my arm and took her down 70 dim
ner, murmuring commonplnccs on the
way. Tho truth Is, | wns half fam.
ished with my journey. and my one
idea was dinner. II was not until II
was well on with the fish stage that [
looked Mt my lcft-hand nciphhor II
was Lady Loddington herself
u haven't seen you since We met at
Ascot" she remarked. pleasantly
She certainly Ia Inostioyeiy wom-
| an, by the way stared blanlsly, and
she went on with nm air Of lvellacted
lreproach;
II believe Won have FORGOTTEN Va
ever met there
Hero was INV chance, i seized Il.
Tornottenl Why. remember every
wore ron snid, the color 81 yont ee, n
and even tho very hat Won wore tho
loyelicst and most becoming lat ever
saw ia nv ljfc..
The compliment told.
II don't believe pou Ak. sbe ponted
',Upon my word i do. IL v,,s & sort