New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

glass to fare with which his own cottage
meal could i'll compete-he might nave rev reNe. ,Sa
I'm bris,lng rough-sknned trout. fresh from me
mountain tarn; in hotch-potch sncculent with
early vegetables. crisp from the garden IN nome
bred. black-faced mutton dear 10 the PaIa" vi
gourrnands: in such pastries. ana )ellles' anu
light frothy omeles and cesseroes accompaned
by such bubbling cream. as he had never nag nag
the luck to taste In his life hefore ne naN
thrown II all away because Oh " UH'"s "'is'P
prehension IT.. ,a
At $50 o'clock he had had to 60 The dress
ing-gong had sounded ana had conlpeheu hls
starting from hs chair and being ashamed OF
intrudinQ so long; and although Lord Carrousur
had accompanied his guest downstairs. ana had
desired the butler TO administer s'tauiiIs
tumbler az a preservatiye against the increment
night no further hospitality had been proH'i"d
In the drawing room the following had taken
place: ., nv. ,.,ouv
Rather a presuming young man. TO my view
my dears" from the sofa. 49, -,
DO Won think So dear mammal" with some
animation from the tea-tabe. ,.,
lie seemed very familiar. al any rate l'o',,a'.
I observed him talking to YOU IN a manner ''H'
could not but consider quite familiar. ,r,.
Really dear mamma" Louisa irt nn'"y
exhilarated Il thought him rather-ratheF nee"
And there was Joanna exhibiting her draw
ings. | must say thought It going ra,hrr 700
far for Joanna 70 have out her poT'i""o VI
drawings for perfect stranger. ,,
"But dear mamma. papa told me- from
Joanna. ,., uo f.
too ,mpeuous lie forgets yon are young u"-
married ladies'. 49, -, ~
fish fancy he considered ] might &c, d ~"
hints few hints are so very Naluape, - uT',s
mamma" Joanna looked wistfully al the snrcH
she was laying by as she spoke. ! ierl : n"ne
learned so much; he maze ;" many
marks" she added l., ,.. .,
"Ah we'll my love- Of course there Is ,naI -
be said; Of course did not think OF thaS' nay
urally YOU wished 10 take advantage u Hu,.
an opportunity" Lady Carnoustes tone Md9
more gracious An artist. of course had lH'
gotten But then an artist. my dear Sl,iS' - "'r
a man; we must not forget In our tas'e io I az
,b,t What is-ahem,-fun to you may pe ued'"
10 him YOU know jocos"iy ,,l.
Joanna had drawn UP her neck anu slnT ,
hr, Louisa had been unresponsive. ! TrdnH
don't think. dear mamma INA, you VINES "
afraid because he looked at joanna dr"winfS,
she had observed dryly. re bar''y h ;r Thar
thor, He seemed more disposed I'D IAN -, - ~
,hings He was hungry and thirsty. tnlhk
| ..Inl.aj louisa he WAS exceedingly kind 10
my poor attempts" Joanna had r.lnan', M't -,
h,re more tea when his hands were ful. ana ne
vas busy giving me som" most Nd'"dp'' MUS
You quite worried him ,, ,,. n. WIS
NO. indeed. Joanna / "'S "'' "
IN The end Lady Carnouste had had TO pacliy
them both and had vowed 10 Hersrl , Ina.
! ,night nav too dear for an afternoons 1iN"'S''n
! sn, r,d hc.n as amused and excited az any one
/ throughout tn. first hllf-houf. but ,up'''
| "a her interest waned her suspicious 49, i'
These asst had now. she cons.drr-i pen 49,.
| obviously The artful stranger hal N's -
himself with both her dear H'rls i-i i', ,.,,is,,r
! ont ~ the way-and they were no" 1'noS' '''s
| In ,heir jealousy and red faces over MN
" AT,y.ther Il was obicr uonabe. ana lord al
noustir had been warned against 700 ,, ''
| ,rissl,u ~ fascinating luurrants III tH' nun
D., ma had happened - many years ag' ana
81, many summers and winters had passed WIN
ont any one ever coming ID IN 49, 80 a.,
not well known there. thht even H"'','' - !.
,'.rt,,r, ~ IN, kind might have n"eh ''l'u'''i
and "a FOR wnai her husband was d''"s "'"
IT positively p['!seworthay ar,unI de-
fI.HlrlI A.
uanl.l II Lord Carnous'ie had been 10 %" 81
Inverashct his wife Jumped Al th~ idea. ,.,r.
You have probably hit the mar" ,',er, ~. al
.nouph IA. said nothing beforehand ap'ut J. h"
has invited our new nelghboi l. i"t"In WV" ~ -"
I Am glad Caru1usti- has been - 'NI" ttr
- Ill mus, have been tDs II INTO r. h'"
49,. d.. vii tell us how u happened 9Ar 20"
= ,l-- 4, receive Mr Redwood. o..
And when abe had - ID anything l.dN 49,
matt. an Il very we'll Like her husband -,
would cvade and procrasdnair ana De- VA va ' w.,
| - holding goodwill ~ arms l"nSth ~. "''"7"
. n,r 1h.lr blue blood asserted Itself
f know You will bee glad 10 49," ar '-t" r,r
our new neighbor ~ InF"in-h',' san n,rt,n II,
! ,.',.fle r,uft~.u-ly eling h!S ,'ihpan''" -
| ,t I'm, "Mr RcLwoDd-Lady tarnou-u' VI.
Redwood my dear was sh"ltrIlns rom IN, ,.,
I'm the old poachers brokrnd2"i' nu' "r II, Fix"
,.hnre bv good fortune. hdl s'rAy'l 80 - III
~tse We hai TO wait for nearly an ho"' ~
w., hear the thunder? There w'fc one ~ '"
p'"'yw,, @,nr,.I there was a itii~ thunitr i1d'
/ ,.,,,.u.fte smiled -W-~ilv AMI eNt~nirD me- ''l'
hand. laden with OLD iashi'nrl ' IN, sb.'trr
#, Redwood? TIE roads up these s''"S '''
rather bure - trees ., 49,, - 49,
.-Nv daughters my nice s'.I '''' 49,,
,ousil4 nov calling R~iwo"ds hi'"''" ~ '"'
"Tow he VIII know who am" quoth P'n'''P
- H''s' cal, b,y. been out - doors today.
1,,.s.,, q" rroc-.l.i the sp-ikef 100 fo'' '""
- ,n.,iir, 4, l. not easy To- keep dry sin.rt
can't cover up from head 10 i',' - ,i,..,sb p,
pos.essrl neither ovrrc'ai n'l u '' i ,,r...t,
-. M, FOR summer wear. but N'n look Or,
s,ug I'm here" surveying tn" roii"i'"''I '' H.
mcni a frr l. not an uglN sisH' r" " ''f ''E
'" pedx,oI asscntrl t. everything. He "As. a
has been said a bashful man. ana uS o."
stances he was rendered rsp'' laiN 50 ~ ~ Phi
S,n ~, ,,.' and In The present company. N'' On"
Ala M. instantly recognize ~ l''iu '', ,,..
scaled niece the fellow -ir1Vrl'i "no r, ~
mad ANNOYED him on his journey low =.
49,, ,,rmer suspi0lon returned AZ hr ''''''' -
marked certain sgnihcanr" in inc stl" ~.
: ,Strh shr was regarding him. ana j." i""n.'' ID.
also that knowing his story h'i''" ' "
nassrd il on 10y this time t. me req
Until now he had forgotten penelope; o~
lie hnd taken SO little interest III n',, " t%o
from, the desire he felt t. get away ron, n -,
| 1, h,d not occurred - him o. wonder "h''"'' 80
was bound or even 10 conjecture NI"' r,., "h
she would land upon the lS'dhi d, az, La, :
! sbnnd have been set ashore IN the ''N' n'
.n and within three miles IF lnNrIasn'
was piece OF i-fortune ne had not 's
Penelope however. shi""" anu
upon him. ,,sis "h,w inlpu
| ,ert Of her 10 grin At me Ike tha'. ~
: the worst Kind OF form - sho" I'n"" I"
u suo,ted-and to show II - openly, 100 1919
4 '"Won't YOU come little nearer me yea
p IL was almost startled by tnr w,
! fr,rless tones In which the inN''Iu"m ~
r,nchcJ Penelope had always n''n az
u cust,m.I 70 order people about any a.
+ encouraging and communicative whth a. ","t h
I and the grauch6 reserve 81 the 81 ,,,,ahl
r ware drawn no behind the tabl" In formiHno
i nhalanx. none OF them contributing a = ,,. -
70 make the moment more -d4N. seemed - .' u, ''
nor aid II they could not speak sIe 'o ,,,s ii
- And she spoke pre'tlly-even Lazy ~ 'U"' -,
= rronounced that Penelope spok" pr'''l9 ~. -,
+ affected simple languagr. yet courteous
! Lard c,rnoustie for his part. looked posi-