New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-08

and speediy came back with iarse s"'
tankard. covered with fine moisture IN Ms ia,'D
an we haven't any glasses" he cried. hu'
v.su get some" lie placed the tankaru Oh '''0
table and rang for the servant
",lrs Webb viii be down presently ne wen.
NJ, rapidly. NO she hasn't been qu'e 80 "e'
nc usual she's still suffering from the eliec'S
that reckless trip. is my fault to'' ""t"'
NOT 70 have allowed it. But she's De'le'
so much better-and she'll be delgh'eu u sr
Won Il was ever - good OF you 10 GOTHIC y"
have thought-that u.s. did; Mrs Nepp """''''
give up hope-that the heat might Keep !"'
homo. Nagg.e won't You bring some b'"'9',
,,asoo prt ebo's mach better-ever so much
hefter This morning she was ht'e "o"',
che has these melancholy turns always wheh me
.,o,tor 20 uncomfortable. Isn't it curious! M
&C. ootbinr Ike health" lie had Deeh
,,,rc,-g vaguely at Evelyn as he rattled o"
h,-o remarks. Then he suddenly turned To MiS
conn who was looking at him. with nan
.,,,.,,,, exnrc.sion. Il hope your healih Is e~-
collent Mrs Cohen
Her face grew red. then pale "oh' very soon
,.ory GOOD" she s.ammered. Except LOT NIUE
inst q little hoart-trouble' Heart-Touo'e was
one Of he. favoritc topics.
"Ab a., YOU have that: I'm sorry 10 near ~
Constance. my wife. has had some some "l'''-
Guilty that way II must have been very "3'"5
for YOU t. Climb the hill
ooh no II isn't SO bad as that" laughed Mrs
Cohn. hhbing in her nervousness Tor mis- VIZ
,bo cencciaI adherence Of her summer me-
Within the name Of Cohen was ranking p"' ""'
felt more mortihcator than resentment.
at Is pre- ~ high hill. But II IS very H''
when YOU ct to the top. Put the glasses on '''
t,Ilr Maggie. here. right here. Thanks Have
I,uf you'll have me
lemonade first. It was thoughtless Of the girl not
- give YOU some. And she didn't give you any
fan either. Don't You care for any? Yes
:, is GOO, hero We keep the house shut m most
Of the day. BIT We have a lot Of palm-leat rams
.o,,,1 s,r,ovvhcra n YOU care FOR them
lie hands trcmb'ad as ne poured the leinohau'
i,., tho glasses Mrs Cohn. who was watching
him closely. gathering minul" uetaiIs i'' mo' -
norris f. her husband. wondered no" 4 H'"''
h.althv and So strong could 1c 50 nervous even
if he had been excited by mat seem WI,' t ,','
wife his tact ought to cnah." nm Z" 'on,I'' .t,
self. and he certainly seemed IKE Il H'U ~ Wv
y,nri1 EVELYN wished that Mrs Conn W"uld e'P
staring AT him: OF course he knew she was sur
ing and that made him IN" more sen ,'"'''',
81 hone it's sweet enough" he Shd ds me- passed
the glasses 90 them. u u -" =
"I,.s joycly,' said Ms Cohn slipping IT, Just
right" Then when she he'd drained inc Si"'''
S'. ..wdnt Won have some more?" cried Webb ex-
c,tcllv. Selling the tankard H.
she shook her head a. she tou hcI Ne' "p'
with her handkerchief
Miss Johnson YOU Will
But Evelyn shook her head too. ,...
"Thcn." h. said lifting the ia and looking mo
the t,nkarl ''I'H drink the r"s. myself. " men
w. nod drained "A glass hc said with a smile, !
don't often indulge In lemonade
~ - a i,dy's drink" Mrs C,hn wurnur"d.
rhcu there was a silence. Tn'y tc'il'N sun
~. h.,.o ...b,u...I their small talk.
..rS ,r,r,,sod - ehov You the View Webb
, V'' ir,n1,,,i,c mn from his seat Come out on
49,, - /. ,.te11, Tho best view is from there.
III, r., ~ fIvye1 him to the next room. II seemel
. ~ Li,d ~ slttfng-r,,u. AMI with It's dfa-
-, AVID Lrir-0 -brac had a feminine air IT,"
rp,c,aI ,no ~ the windows that reached - ne
crounJ threw back The blinds ana si"pp'd out
m, ,ir,y was 0no Beneath them lay C'hasseii
Win ill., picturcsquc cottages half hidden in me
WILL and hc~orl the ocean stretched majcsticdl-
-, r,i l.r,.,zo vos stirring
~ y .',r ~. ,io.,.'s y, bra.ze hoe" s,ll
-. - .h.,,t's limos. W.~e up 81, hlrr
Ncbn eye" W. 49, ,..... t,r.,ny ami slt-
y'1 kn.W' r.. .r..,'.i r,.. .nry %, special a.
unS W. h. c,.u .bc sits hsre from morning
tul night. doing her fancy work and her paint
WI, nd ,'s"'' "''''9
"Ah. she paints hen" cried Mrs. conn, ...
Eyes. she has very pretty talent J.! $40"
You some " her pictures when $50 81 ln
They uttered ihc usual 'N'liindil 'hs Owe. ~
view. thai is Mrs Cphn uttered them ior b'th
T!c,lyn rarely exclaimed. shr had an eloquent
slIenc. When they returned t. tn sitting ROOM
Webb showed them eDmr of his WIGS pictures.
They We're hilcDus dlups. out ~ drawing anu
iuharmonious in c,llriug. r. Evelyn thc work
represented bad natural taste ana I"rv'ri"l !
intelligence Even Mrs C0hn seemed appalled,
10y them: her cur' ptured flow ceased - h" c'-
pious Evelyn wondered II Mr.. Webb really Dee
Level that his wife iid have a pretty talent
p.rhans his affection for her made him think ESQ.,:
possih,v his LOYALTY Obliged him t. disscmbic.
Whil. they worr lingering oyer the pIcturcf
they heard a rustic on the stairs and I'm a MOI
mcnt Mrs Webb appeared I'm the room Evelyn
saw her husband rive hcr a keen look. which
seemed To relieve him. for his face frightened up
wondcrruly Mrs Webb greeted them cordially.
She didn't oven stop t. be- introduced
'You're III. dear creature who was - good TO
me Yesterday" she cried taking both FVclyn's
hands "Ynu mus, IT,, mo kiss v,u" Her ewes
shono and thara v,os , faint tiuro nf color I'm her
haggard checks ~ an go grateful / can't tell
YOU how grateful" Taen She turned 10 Mrs
Cohn. and said onering her hand: And I'm
very glad - see YOU. too. ! know All about Won.
Mr. Webb has told me. You are Mrs C,hn.
Van anti. charmed him ,.e,crI,v r., f.,t,tts