New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
.vuman iife is noush, but error. Schiller
CHAPTER Y.

,rr, and q peremptOry come u "e''' u"
..,.a 70 his dogs. remained in the stone arch
,,,. doorway taking further notice OF him. |
VA thought he had seen a gray-beardeo ola
.,.nherd--or fsherman-in suit OF hoinespuh
matter Of fact he had seen Lord Carnoustie
IA whatever might be his ignorance Loro
r.-,ous,e knew him in moment.
&C.,. cannv" said the old peer TO himself, not
I'VE ,sast resenting Redwoods Wet day OF
,~,,v He will never know me. If Just
-. I'm and hold my tongue. He thinks I'm
I'm Let him. All ask is that he may go
.h,nt,nc So" with grim satisfaction Aye,
~ my loon" apos,rcphizing internally the
'.rooa,ed back which had given such umbrage
n.,o,onA. ave aye; just you stand there
-. me- sit still here-and as soon as this
- g oyer we can each go our way. and
,"n,o ri, the wiser will you ever be. am not
49, - make friends in this way Indignantly
..n,,ne the intervention of the clements not
d, ,,dosd, ca canny.-thats the word for me-
accordingly he sat as still IA mouse
IN. rain descended in torrents. III VIII De
.rar al the sooner" cogtated Lord Carnonsue,
...rre through the hole by his side which hao
o,os served for a window. 1T never lasts "heh
, Games down Ike this. 1t is only a matter Oh
ut,Ie patience" and ne folded his HANDS re-
,r,sdlv on the top OF his stick and cooking MS
paAuood's unconscious form. meditated
-, utthout some sense OF its humor on the
situation. ,,, 90
u hos haan driven out II doors for want OF
.,v,hine TO do inside. 1nverashets uV'''"'
MACE on a wet day. l dare say there Is no one
,hsre hut himself; and he is sick TO death o' HIS
oxn company They will stare when tell ,ne"'
o. home My lady will think ! ought 10 nav
introduced myself and asked him up 50 / MUS
inst take heed and not let out TOO muc"' "'oN
mt saw how long have been mere 'oee'"e'
shsl,er,ng I can put II that ne c1''e ' ''
-. ,a No were both very wet. ana
the time was not propi,ious '"r so''do''','
~. 40, We, though" commented the
old man. running his eye nan en-
=, GOV the long white macintosh. i
wonder how he can walk In 'hlhe i'Ne ma
oA CO.., may blow your nose"-for Redwood had
ui,hdrawn one hand from his coat pocket lo'
tho nurnose-"you may blow your nose. but you
49,, pretend there's anything IN this weather
:, r,,e any one cold It's rain We want we
Nv had II far too dry Of late. We have oeen
hrrn, I'm with dryness There is always such
q, outcry n we have few wet days "a grievance
sancient date) as If we had more rain In the
las, than they have everywhere else-when
matter Of fact | believe we have less. NOW
h-e is this Englishman. I'll be bound ne II
uying Z, himself at this moment WI nat d
nun,ry for rain" whereas. II he had only come
Ne, week or the week before. he might nave
zen days and days without
r., non,en, Lord CarnOustie was on 'he
,olnt OF rising and accostng the s'rahsei, III
order 10 tell him so. He felt that ne couiu ~
EASILY have put the matter on proper I"''"e
EXPLAINED that the turnip fields were CRYING Ou'
,or mo,s,ure and that the crops would Simply re
ry,ed " the cloudless sunshine OF the previous
week had been maintained. When Ren"oou 'oo"
Of his cap and shook the raindrops from H. "'p
inr them also from his neck ana coiia'' oe'''e
,ullnt the latter more closely up over h'9 o"''
Il, ,s,,ou.vavfarer did actually make an up
Esrd movement. but he was seateo Oh 10 .
.o,s ,,nhedded in the floor Of the hut. and 70
Use was not easy. -,
Redwood who had put his hands again IN his
pockets was unaware OF any chanee ~
rlatjvs nos,,ions and after a moments nesita
linn Iord Carnoustie quietly abandoned uhe
la O, making one The time. he argued 'o'
ting ANYTHING had passed If he had hiean
70 speak he should have done 50 at the "rs'
Directly the two dogs and their master appeaie'
| On the scene when II would have been COM
psrs,ively easy TO claim neignporiy '"'
the newcomer. express a nope tha' "e
have good sport. make suitable "au,i
eide into general conversation thereai'e'' .
But he had been stupid-he would own 10 M
wife and daughters that he had been s'up'u
and let the opportunity slip
He Was NOT however, TO get OF In the io'''
run Scarcely had ne come to the ABOVE Oo''
cusion than loud clap Of thunder s'ar'"e "
Us suddenness was echoed backward anu "
ward across the glen. and almost al '"e s''
moment another belated traveller oar'eu pas
The cottage window and. unceremon'ousH p"""
ing aside Redwood In the doorway olS''o.N
lrrihed features OF the wandering 'u'o'
'Ech. csrnoustie rs wal" The poor feiIo'
'nook himself Ike dog and gree'ea ms ,'.
nth cordial Familiarity. I'm thinkin' us eu
~ wat Carnoustie."
II inis was too bad
Hunph," said Lord Carnoustie WIN So"
fosA however was not 70 be quelled. II was
Considered all right for him. now that ne ma
nend "freens'' 10 protect him from the thu"uo
rth was invariably a source Of terror-'hous
would laugh with pleasure at the pfe''
ssaIng-and ne drew nearer and recomHehce
II "asientislly "Whae's yon. CarnousueE NJ
II "she O. oorsels Whaur is ne frae? I'm 'n'''
II n,Carnoustie"-
Vi. Carnoustie. Carnoustie, hold your p'e.'
II sns tongue" muttered Lord Carnouste UNIV
L breath Hell hear in another ii''"''
,''cns toward Redwood. who, still uncohsc'ou
aned patiently against the doorway oS"
here. Tosh." and shook his head anu
M ND would have phrased Il, "siowered al u
IL '% iool savagey
av ,n Cropped his Jaw and started back.
M,"hat for are we maxim sic faces. Carnous'i'
MAJ erue. ye're no that bonnie that ye ne.
arn yersel waur. What hae dune" suilel'
hin no doin naethin 70 HARM onybody. ~
aWsyere feared for?' pointing toward the 400
" aee he? That's what I'm speern o y
hsn us yersel. Carnoustie whae ay" Rei
No. 10y IN the place Oo-oo"' with a jump ana
-, 6ae we WI We. Carnoustiei Oo-oo-0w
carnang In his hand the foot which poor Loi
tksvwusue. driven TO bay had kicked In desper'
Toss 20. ye hae hurt my sair tae"' blubbere
,ouoiy 1t was seir enough before. Oo-t
mrn another dismal howl. Ye nun gle me
sT,nce 10 make IL up TO me; and
th..mmst are you two quarrelling about
said pleasant voice int erposin