The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-08

spesk 70. yourself Jsmss"ssld the Lon.
don man with q snih.
prllciple Il the thing is all wrongs o " '"A' '''
AZ, You think there is nothing to be said on
Good heavens, do your
the night that we ,msJ have been a iitt..
Nonsense. James. It's all very fns for
women to win prizes In the lecture room. but
IN an emsFr enc Now variant that nt t Gi
w won IN wa. AZ nerves when she vas setting
9a eo Esn N ann me s shst IN ssd 6sST
would rather that you did not undo IT,
sag me patent have her assurance thatit
Brother William was deeply shocked.
more ysiu. than the, opinion d the assistant 81
surgeon OF London hospital, there is nothing
should prefer that t you did not touch H."
back e London I'd that evening IA hun. IN.
surprised on learning OF his departure re- "'O'a
We had difference upon : point OF pro-
was ali the explanation he would vouehssis.
D., For two lopS months Dr. Ripley was brought
|. SGstfS S. S,9 ih n: Which s d d
well as = most ssslduous doctor; Her short
was precisely what Interested her. and p sbs
germs yet UNDER P al her SDG. sSH.
and her nEmnsss. ran a ssyset. womanly ne.
srsepfsh sysS showing itsef IN tson n h.s
subtle wars which the dullest OF men could
read And be E, though S St Of BrlS ana
enough to confess when he was in the wrong
don't know how 70 apologize to, you" h.
he had progressed so far as to be able to eli in
an armchair with his leg upon another one: n
feel that i, have been quite in the wrong"
over this woman question. used to think
that woman must inevitably lose something
unseIsd thenH" she cried. with a mscbis1oas
Please don't recall my idlotic expressiou.r
feel so pleased that should have helped
most sincere compliment that have ever had
= AZ any rate. Il 1, tn. truth" said he. and
Ssh 0i Thfs made her pale face
stage when he would sckno wisdes her H as the The
equal Of any other woman. Already he could
come 1Sa ss t Ssn ~.
nifty Of their tastes. had ali united to hopsis...
lowed him TO miss a visit. and darker still thu.
occasion for her visits would be at an end. II
came GROUND at last, however spd he felt that
MS Wn0le lie o fortune Woulu hhnk upon the
man by nature. so he laid his hand upon hers
as Il teIt fSr his pulse and he asked her II she
What. and unite the. practices? ?" said she.
He started In pain and anger Surely you
do not attribute any such base motive to me-"
he cried i Love love you as unssinshiy a. evsrs
No. I was wrong. 1t was . foolish speech"
said she, moving her chair Q little back. and
tapping her stetho upon her knee. For
get that ever said It am SO sorry to cause
you any dissppo!ntment; and l sppreciats
what you ask is quite impossibis. '' WV
With another woman he might have urged
the point, but his instincts told him that It was
quite useless with this one. Her tone Of voice
was conclusive. He said nothing. but leaned
back in his chair stricken man;
. am 80 sorry" she said aaain. ~ I had
have told you earlier that intend to devote nv
life entirely to science. There are many
women with q capacity for marriage. but few
with taste for biology. will remain true 70
waiting 70. an opening in the Par!. Ph ESS
and so you will bs troubled no moro by my
intrusion upon your practice l have done
you an Injustice, as you did me one. thought
you narrow. and pedantio, with NO good quail
iy have learned dusnE your Illness to g, Sp
friendship will always be very pleasant to me.
And so IL came about that In q very few
weeks there was only one doctor In Hoyland.
But folks noticed that the one HAD aged many
lurksd always in the depths OF his blue eyes,
and that he was less concerned than ever with
the eligible young ladies whom chance. or
their country mammas. placed In his way.