New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

out all your seEre, dsapponted IL you haven't
one IN your life She says she knows you ''
had great many o daor" said Mrs.
u ,,,,h sudden access Of sprightllness' A.,
Ives that's what do. i make up al,
time or course she finds 1t out.she a. I'll
does. But it never spo1ls of fn Writing rai them
"r have read those you've written ,o,,,~
Mrs COIN eagerly. II think they're ioV "agerlv
On ,, do yes the first time he had ever heard
them nraised "Im,very glad. IL seems =. 90 a.
away now-since / wrote theIn;; ~ one else
hadn't written them at al, as sung ~ then some
had written them. l was very youns ~, sure 7
times l think l couldn't 90 II 1 .t"r,
couldn't do anything just like them. hing oven
"Oh' I am sure you could do sonetni l r,nch
III, oriad Mrs Cohn you've had so mucn
80 o,xnerience" Evelyn was almost shocheu az
ne familiarity OF Mrs COINS manner; pu. wa nS
sincere that it was saVe nea ase' Webb.
"Yes" he said "Ive had experience s enU U,',ch
I'VE been living a novel. Sometimes that Is niue"
harder than writing one. -, tbat-I have
,hounht Of that" cried Mrs. Cohn. we re az a.,
novels every one Of Don't you In,in N, 80 o,r
Eyes. If we were put into s.oi 80 most inter
inner experiences, they "ou'u mani
eJtng books. 49,. ,,arent natural"
whispered Mrs Cohn. lila otIo,v we'll YOU
Yves" he said, with smile. ho" We"
understand it. Do you write! .,,, do,,eht and
embarrassment. Il only apr abserve md
must be some to appreciate @''
think that's ALL 80 -, 1,,obh "Few do
That's a great deal" said Weoo' re"
""Ab hut if could write! Sometimes think
should have things to say. ,,. --r,t,ro" he
said careessly. 1850 ,h,rl, u can be
do you think soI 10 Sou '
acouired-such a gift?' ..o tho in
"Of course the germ must be theIe ,r o,n's
teligence and some faculty Tor eNP practce
sef They can be developed by piaT , ,.o, ;,
INV husband says l write beautiiui ie''ei''
said Mrs. Cohn with modest PRIDE. vrohb
| Underwriting is gift, 100 saiu %. owav
EVELYN suspected that he wanted 10 set amaS
49, 49," the subject OF Mrs. COINS embryonic
genius. ...,,, ,,r,te moro won't
yo YOU, merhans' If feel the impulse. But have
no spur one needs sharp spur. IL s,d nat 70 60 80
buckle down to writing the conceI''t al colt
great. Besides grow older l Iee r,s d h o1
eennsciousness self-distrust that keeps me DacH'
I | doubt If | could now l., ,bie feeling
"Oh YOU must: you must not let TINS ieea, ns,
| ooroa over vour exclaimed Mrs. Conn. kiiow
what II Isl have felt It. once ioug.t e a5 I
Il hut | couldn't keep 1t up; you mus. nsIie &C.,
WAYS: it's so insdous; it's always wa lies
rs like paralysis; 1t steals over you anu 'i'"e
Evelyn wondered II her friend had taken 'ea'e
| OF her senses r,so for a moment
| "vn,, ara right" he said. Then, after pause, ne
went on: Il suppose every one mas 10
| against It. It's those who struggle haiue'' anu
| longest that succeed Vs.. Looming Il NM
"Yes. it's keeping IL up! II h''Pe -
| murmured Mrs Cohn. - ho soered
Webb's ewes were fixed on her. ana she seiIie '
clustered nv his glance. You Will come 100 woi'
| you?" he asked after pause. .onI 1T. ~,
! nolite acknowledgment OF the lhNlIa.9h' "
! sure Mrs Webb will like you. ne auueu. A., go,
IL eat for n few moments looking absentiy our
| NJ the window "W you come to-Hoiro"' "
| asked turning to both of them. .,o,od
Mrs Cohn made a little gesture ana eNchahse'
! gances with Evelyn. ,,, ro ont 70 no
"She's very impatient. 1nvalids are aPt W w,
oon,t Won think so? She wanted Miss Johnson
| ,odev. she asked me to bring her pack' put
! to,d her IL would be impossible, ana plo' go
! IN do nv best to have her come to-hoiIoW , % o.
will both come, won't you? VIII YOU P'n, 90
He rose from his seat. ana loohcu at '
~ he were asking a great faVor. ,.h ,rda
Mrs Cohn seemed to be struggling WITH iilue
oeion Her color came and Went ,,.,
INV husband is a Hebrew, she wnispel uG
with an irrelevance that starteu H'ei'" cav
made Webb look bewildered s.,, ,o,,i,, "
II hope that won't prevent you i''''' N
he said with a smile. . o.iro, 20,
"i hone he'll have the pleasure OF meetlns you
some time" she murmured as kind Oh apo'oe'
! Tor The remark Hes in Europe now . ,i
"Tm sorry for that. / should like TO meet Nun IN
| | have great aunlrdto" I'i Wv
| are YOU one too| $500, .Y, . INT
Sbc Hushed and shook her head I'm Oni
| tariani she replied, setting Webb OF INTO d Io"
! Of laughter. -,oo,. that" he said
Nv offered his hand to Mrs. Cohn and then tC
T,elvn "You won't forget he said, tnr M,
, t tho door "And will you come carry = w
! don't have many visitors. II VIII DE BIC"
event for us" ,.. go, ,,o,, himself off
A, thn 'front.' door closed behind him. Mrs CohI
turned to Evelyn and clasping her hahus' ci'ou
isn't he lust lovely?