New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

and replied in mOnOsyllao lcs.
How can he throw hinscil away upon uldl
stick" mentally fumcd she
CHAPTER XIV
.J do hate waste unused Penelope. further.
"And Il Is such waste. To think that there
should he only one man in the place and that ne
sboud be 90 dense, | don't want him: ne n'ei
not suppose that. But feel sorry that NICE
looking. fairly nice-ooking man. with pleas
ant voice and toerable smile. should have
such mercenary soul II he were honest-nut
am sura he 70 not honest He means nothing.
Well then II he is not in earnest he might Just
as we'll a.nuse himself with mo II Is m good MS
hammering away at Nina: she is simply worried
nv II Though She made use o.! him just now).
In parenthesis and 1t would nave cheereu
M,na's ncor cousin in this lonely spot Then ne
hold the irony of Fate, He has taken quite a
dislike to poor Penelope. the only person III
Carnoustie Castle. or for that matter. in this
whole desert island who could nave appreciated
him. Aloud, Yes indeed. Uncle Carnouste'
have been admiring It all the way along Lord
Carnoustie was pointing out celebrated View
and she had been gazing on 1t with sish''eS''
troubled eyes She really was vexed TO be 50
despised by Redwood.
Then all at once a change OF scene took place
The rough tweed skirt worn by Nina Carnous-
tie to brave the weather had rubbed loose '"o
bootlace Of one OF her boots. and as IL happ''
hither and thither-now over her ihsteP' ~"
under her sole, getting trodd"n into the Wet -"
AT every step-it caught her fathers eye. ne
had. as know. his own feelings a"ou' ",'
laces. and could not endure u See '"O'' ~
WHAT'S that beneath your FOOT he de,
manded. sharply stand sui ana le' m', oIr,s.
knew II: YOUR bootlace That's Ike You siis'
Won never can manage to tie up your pu"'- P'"P-
erly with your niminy- piminy fingers. nei'' S,'R
minute" holding her back Leg anr", - , ~''i
Indicating Penelope and Redwood. ana pu' EI"'
| Too, M on the wall here" they were crossing
| bridge with a low stone wall on eithei siu. -
/ n IN and let me tie II decently TOT YOU III
| ciuded Lord Carnouste, laying oo"" ~
/ intent upon the operation. a.. -. lac.
! Here was Penelope's opportunity al las'. 1900
| ~ suppose this neighborhood IL az ne" 10 ~"
| 40 q ,s ~ me Mr. Redwood began she. suaEeF'
though her heart beat little as she spohe w ,''
such an opening has been watGhel anu mioS 6, a.
| for and dozen forms Of speech IN which IL J.
! 20 he taken advantage OF carefully prepared 'he
| sllly heart will sometimes lca' al notnine; ~,
| III 1. nuite new" said Redwood d!yy' \" h's
! animation seemed 10 have departed lie h"u
/ nothing to say TO Miss Penelope East
II came down from London last TneSday. Cd
! s.rvod abe however: she was determined u Keep
! 49, on,yorsation going Il came here In one day
| travelling by the North Western men S'ie az a.
fected 10 trip over stone IN orasr 10 a'iUID
an opportunity for exciaimng WY no. nv the
| too arrived on Tuesday. and travelled Dy W.
! Southwestern" but he declined to rise 10 tne
! bait -, .. >, caugh, thus" re-
TT was pity had to leave before the season e. On
wos hail over but my father was obheed 70 *
hroadto the West Indios-on business 70
az Ts 80, very well remain alone In town, ahu
c cou,o straigh: of to Lord and Lady Carnons
ties" 49,
ihuc'v nu,tf,,, here: at least. 1t was so unti
Yesterday | thought Carnousuc CaI" q, ror,
heavenly place that first cvenine ana - ,sb,,
beautiful don't XGr ' a.nr h house to stop at
smiling conhdehuaN''
| know. . J., oorad,se" said Red
- .hr,ntiv He would now plant dow: u
80, Tnndon and every thing connected WIN :,
=, &c ~ m. an odious place, and thouth' ,"a a'
here at least should r oG % topics. and repea
.hs ,nsufrerablc tittle-tattle OF LONDON u"
| tables ,Aa,v made Penelope
~ wa" va, raver heen so spoken TO In hef ne
"n VIZ With yexa;ion and the tears rose 10 Nv
eyes. >. a., ,o,,arod and bit her lip
i am w, a. 20 no 90 Disconnected but sh
II Id moi help IT, could not utter aho'her "'''
for emotion 49,, ,-S,ol his own theory un
KsdWoISu, ,ro,rcd IL 10 overmastcr his judgmen
and his manners was now. IN ms ttndor q
, | s,nodod lie had expected Hsh' i 20 ale
ip" xnoe.uation and was quite cp"di ~
. an ehpos eithar and being still more explicit an
tttgavreeable had occasion "ief'u. , ,r.X
Hut there WAS something 80 n han i,rsou. an
pecteu apou, hot NJ, al once Ia perceived ~ bru
!'o ,e' tyas IL possible he had ".Fh III , -, =,
ttIEod no absolute certainty that ne W. 49, 49,
- .his girl and no positive sr oun- ~ orG a.
, offence: ne had only his own ni' r. thcy ha
D auctions 10 gu'h' h'"' "
r guided him wrong IT,, ne he caught the III
= ,runhlinc apology and perceived Una. .hg.
' might quite possibly nave pech "T w. I'D made q
i, neiocv was due. WHAT Il fool he haa ''''''
D | himself -, ,x,o,. his glory how extr
. | 60 {, ,r,s TO cvircc such soreness ~ ~,
!. | I"', w. cory mention Of the word i''h'vn' !,
| AT IN .,,c,,Iarlv desired not 70 SHOW that
I'o .r,,rfinr beneath the treatment ~ na a' ~
. w. from Mary Dubery. ana no" nv 'on, ,nh
: .and a pin-prck. II" would nave elSe s, had .
stan" * r. the petulant outbreak wh'ch hao
@ | exposed MN: ,,, ., Nothing In saw He coul
Eu. ~ syou see you spiteful monkey tiia'
W.. n'; going TO stand any OF your tr'chl' h
Il am ~ Whonav.r you think 10 draw me / ,''
u on ' ;,onrs about shutting you up %
r MAKE 49,. What YOU have 10 expect ana IL WI
J. wan ,our advantage TO take the warhihs;
= he - could ne well explain na,,
Nei.", yell confess the truth. An ugly eHperien'
r MAJ az Me before left London; which max
u bti"n ano,,ect,on Of the place aDhorfeh, whsl
|. cNe'' should be Obliged IL you wouu hii."y ~
J. lore a. make illusions. IL IL ioolisn - .,
,. bear W -. cannot feel at ease under them
n know o"'
c yet. -. .h,s could we'll be put into word
Notnl"rh felt ashamed and discounted an
> Would have liked to say '""' nc "'''
n sorry n he could ,,aod On for some yards
C scncc. $3.50 .,sckened her pace, hearing n
Z ,,a,s,eos Of Lord Carnousue anu cnsery remar,
d ioo,s.e toxether replied to the cneery 1s',a h
e. ana pom ,nar and tacitly inserted between 'ne
OF the IoIi"ett The latter. As usual. Nina was pa
. ~" n the hands OF any one VINO