New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11


Gated 10 her mother; how soon. how stramseiy
coon and how easily was poor Lady Carnous.ie
Mace being everywhere filed! Tne piaciu -. , -
kissed her hand from the window as the H. S;s
rolled by. and asked her attenaan' se The horses
were? She was quite pleased 10 see '''e "''
harness flash and glitter in the sun po,o,ono T
You are enjoying your drive rcHyh.ote .ra
think" said Louisa, affectionately. VIVA a. she
we stopping for. Duncan ,or "Anvthins
speaker. minute or TWO i''e'
MI Redwood sgna.led us, my lady duncan
pointed to figure on the Nth his gun on
his shoulder and his dogs at his heels appeared
al the carriage door , haobts he
81 have been up on the ptarinisah "ei snoss,no
said land | remembered that you auuIe e,
paneIone Thought YOU would like plarini .
wing for your hat VIII you accep, ose -
duc!ng brace of the speckled gray prus, VIZ ,ho
pumage was just beginning 10 c'ia"se '0'
winter. ,.o, On ful of
He looked so cheerful. animated, so iu -,
life and vigor altogether that Peneiope, sn 10 he
back wondered little II the gao ioo ,n, .trine
eyes and the ring in his voice "ouiu ''
her companion curiousy .., Ore
Louisa however. perceived nothiIs., oons
thought was always as much as she couiu ~. 81
with az a time and her present thought was .ia;
Mr. Redwood had the previous eVeilhs apPe"
IN her to rescue him from his lonelness =,
You will come to dine tonight, MI. 1890
Pray do. had intended leaving i,iess"s &c &c
Inverashet Ny father and Penelope are 10 leasv
MS tho day after tomorrow; We ma the Tue VII
s,,it for her to get off from the pier on lhu'
and no other day this week and, OF course, W." az
Is n great matter for an invalid. so these VIII y.
onr last evenings all together" She almost proht
down. I'VE shall be glad II you VIII col,' :
both evenings. lit will help US 10 pear 'neI ~
.Of course you must know | am only 100 siao
TO come" said he. . ,,o
Penelope burst not meet his eyes as ne SPOKE
He was leaning over the carriage door. 100 nre
too unguarded. He was not even Han'"e pa
tence Of looking at Louisa. -. .o,,rsa
'.\Nbila dear Is away we CdIlHpt' vi NV"'
invite gentleman" continued the elderly laus
Win a gentle blush on her maiden cheek, put as
soon he returns. which VIII De III less ''''''
week you will always be welcome. ,1
He thanked her courteousiy lheh "e p"0S
Pene ope's ptarmigan on her zap.
Are both of them for me-? SAID sne.
Both? He smiled. Was not all he mad 70 De
thenceforth hers? 49,, >,,s
Carnoustie leaning back on her cusniohs as".
FOR the life Of her she could not neip ieeI'i,s
everv inch Miss CarnOustie as she leaned Dach
You know our hour And. on, Mr. REDWOOD
Won will not mind | am sure. but the MISS
Soutter are coming. we asKeu ,,el' IT. =,
she con ,uded soiemnly; Penelope wished u.
And 10 herself she added IF dear mamma neFei
did 80 herself. We feel sure dear m"liii ;a nau
eoTno good reason. But dear mamma would GER
tainly wish us TO 90 Whatever fe"'''P'
now. ,, lac, =, car
The following day was Penelope's last AT Gar
noustie Castle. TO-, .o,
How terrible ana yet no" ueai "'u 10 D.
towers be ome, ,s
But a few short months previously she nae
stepped on that island shore a fr~-spirited' wHolc
hearted girl eager a child to grasp the buruei
Of the future DESTROYS OF nothing more than ,t =
plunge head foremost into the mystery Oh HE
And now. ,, ,u !,
An we'll no other spot on earth would ever D
~ her what this place of places nad grown |.
he. no other woods and mOorlands would ever
have such weird minglings Of association sue S
surpassingly sweet and bitter memories. ot''
would fain have visited every nook ana tehueris
| will. agitation ana tllOt.oA
with the sight but happily this could not De, anu
indeed all who loved Penelope ana valued ne
peace Of mind were now with the eMc'ps,o ' ~
old lord who was somewhat testy on me 'uoJeV'
intent ON fastening her departure conlidtn INA
change Of scene and companionsnip alohe oou,,
effect the full restoration OF her powers, am
| make her all she once had been IN heal'h am
Even Redwood eager that there shou''
| be no delay. 49,
rived IN keep close and closer TO the side of nj
| love as the hour OF separation approdchea' AN
! she could not but be conscious or a "tlch thu
kept solcIude thus manifested, alpe. , ~ IN,
general view. Mr.. Redwood was merely evlncin'
| - Incoming concern for the welfare oi an lnVail'
| whom every one was petting. -,
Redwood II was who suggested 'his any .ra
| nrecaution planned this and that conVehlehce
| Redwood who had motel the gradual rise OF IN
barometer and marked the precise state Oh . IN
| tide Redwood could give accurate infortnauo'
| about the hour when the steamboat ii's"' ~
! expected 10 touch al the quay. -.
| As he made the latter announcement the at
tention Of the party CHANGED by good nap 20 o.
| diverted and Penelope alone caught the qulC
| rndcrtone you won't forbid my being there
OF curse she could not forbid his being any
! where. ., . 80
! nerleuce A sense Of desolati N. yearnlng ior III
| presence and support. strange teHuer IL
| toward the wild fevered drearl-t seemed a
| times but dr.am-whence she had JUST e''iets ~
| hut which So soon must begin to fade mo u"
| 80, she v,uld too gladly leave ii behind, an
I yeti +, +, q,
! Hut If Redwood-and then 1t seemed as II ga
wood lntuitively OWNED the meaning OF ner pen
| slve brow He was fondling on her lap the httl
Ncurly-haired puppy he had brought as si,i
which was To accompany i'S new ' ,i>r ~ h,'
! the next day. He will have forgotten az aoou
| ~. hcfor.-ahen,-he sees me- again. Dogs q
! his age have such very short memories. looklh'
seriously into Pene.ope's race hou VIII nav al
npportunity Of seeing f)r yourself now eNTaoi
! dinarily short this l!tt.e pups memory Is Ver'
Louisa and Joanna who We're both stand.ni
by heard nothing in the "'ruS' o"' ''"'''P
! heard all she wanted. " .
Aeain. II was. You are going straight on t
London without stopping Lord Carnous,Is.
/ shall do the same next week. am golns VI
either Monday or Tuesday. on yes am re
,urning ia lnverashct; shall be here TIL the mrs
Of January. anyway. but shall have to go up AM
down to town. That's nothing one 'raVe's :
| easily nowadays" So
long as he could stayed as late as he dared an
almost betrayed himself At the last but thoug'
| he had to drive home through me nlfnt H.
| wit nout the embrace for which his heart n an
gared the lovers goodnight" which by circuni
stances was denied. he was. in his hidden SOU
| content -, ,..,
| inglv in love He had found In the bright Tear
less spirit OF Penelope the true match Tor MS owl
sobcrcr self he had learned 10 value her ithocen
| ravctv To care for every note IN her voice. ever
sparkle in her eye: and each moment spent IN lie
| society only left him more and more impatien
| for the time when all barriers between ther
| should be removed. .
| lie desired not only 70 share every mutua
| retrospect but to contide his own indvdual pas
| TO smile and sigh over ito feel what roo
he had been. and to feel afresh what a lucky a."
a happy fellow he was .o,. =,
| All of this had to be reserved for me hour I
| which certain murmured sylabes pointed Whe'
| on the little steamers deck TWO nanuS las ~. -
! ,,omant fast I'm each other and the landscap