New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Book on "Thc Care OF the Icc'" ----
was It only by coincidence that ne snou,u nv w
on the island when her cousin was Dtihs ap
iiod >, in regard 10 the benevolent lnsututio" :
r was quite possible that Nina knew ho'"'' *
-, r"rouii she had exertei herself more III
pedwood's presence than usual during ,he IaS'
f, dave. Redwood had been at the castle CON
staptIv. peope were everywhere beginning 10
talk and draw conclusions. 80
.Tt 10 very wrong Of that man to nave come
,,t a. a1I and very tiresome that he should
have chosen this time OF all others rei1 en-, ~.
peneope: but dare say he VIII De caf,i'' Nv.
IN come near us As Mr.. Soutter says ne naS
Dant IN he employed by the duke AT any ia.e
am too tired and disheartened TO 90 any
Thing. dare say all will 60 right II II Is n vi
LAVA" and she attended To her postage anu
int, tho little shop after dispatchng her letter
..IIev-stop-hey" the postmistress's you'isei
sister ran after her. "Wad We De 50 guy, gun Miss
painted coming up alongside ns ~ ,his ,yaels
Maena heres been ane for her here TINS weGH
nas,o she kens ABBOTT IT, She SAID there "oui'
be- nae mair and she's no been down pSs INV" ~,
Rut it's here and was feared To sehd II up
as we had been hidden no
Penelope stood still. , -,
.rWiIi You please tell me all that over again
she said in her clear. pleasant voice smo ,Ia
ike TO be very particular about the exact "''"'
Of your message ,h, hor
The girl repeated as nearly as possible "e'
request ,,,., for letters %"
For ane NO for lthers. Every MONDAY al
ternoon. She never missed.
she Gidna come-stop-the Monday fore last
sho had her. letter; an the end . the week II
MIGHT be- she said there wad he nae il'i 30
Il cam an we hae ma kcnned what To- 1H' WI ="
you were not allowed to p"' " III VIZ
'a Az
Did Miss Nina say why? not.
600 avp. II bit TO he answered by The ncist pos'
90, An q saved time II she jst siepp!t doom
and had II. and answered II / the shnp ~ wa ,,
hmsiness: and It's a twa days poet 10 Lochapcr.
'Tp Lochab r. .h.
Tnroul Macalistcr was a Lochabcr man.
'Tho post-mark was l.ochaher' MAN ', y
the girl alphabetically. We aye hen''Tr ~ t M',
Miss Necna's letter when II cam IRA" l'''""D
Tor she had hidden US tax heen - ,,,,ar ~
naebody but hersel .,.. ..r c.ul
give her your message" ,
"Faithless trcachcrous girl" She 'uin n'i
away wringing her hands beneath her nil,"'
"rals, to her word-falsc TO mc-ip Ken" '"
~ lvcrvone, All This time she has be'h f''u
vinlllne us all II must have breh e''lN ~.
from the very first. | remember now soon IL,
.ba.rruInoss returned How quickly shc s"'l'''i
,'ns,,"d' And how APPLY - ~ In with every
hing I proposed' II was easy Z" say - ~
everything while his was going on vi" ..r
well believe who employed poor ,o.n u, IL ,'r.
dav. the came person whose lay lo''"r "'S ~ y"
,r icss NrFadvan's keeping: the same VIII
nns,-r,ark was ever 10 b" Iochabcr "a w ~
IS mat? She started and win 'i'''"'E sup
P' IT, Wa - low wall on one side II the ROAD
which lei from the vilag" ~ we "'y
something moved behind the wall i"' "'N'
minute n face looked over IT, ~ $780,. 81.
,'l,. - rho watchers setting his rabbit traps
enid pcnclonc 10 herself But she qwcken'd ne,
n,cc and drew a breath II relief as shr ptSS'.'
the spot The days wer" hcrinnihE '' Inv ~.
and The dusk was not far or though IL was b"'
; o'clock , ..,...,,. s,tn
II was n mild autumna evening pGr'g''lS ~,.il.
hnt ror fhc splashiug of the tide" when. hlkn".
,i,,, ,,s,,,i washed the rocky sh'r" "l''"+' ~
Penclopc's feet as she hasiencl along ~ a.
,cr,ya ri she recalled the meas iI"l '"'' ~.
waves and the sight u large black ''fi',' III, T.,
~, f,unylne upln a h,rfin; trail was hshlnE
ana gohblng almost upon NOR 'nt..
turned her head - watch IN. pifu -, ,,,,. Is,
ana finding herself so near tho avenue EA'' -
- a,,.,,.n. ,si.us and reverted o. her FORM,
| stift.c, ~ thought. 81 'r.d sh" i''l" ~, "" ~
down - see the c'rn1"r tn'. H. VIM
cxcuse f,r not going into IA" house. '"' "''
W"1,lI Lord Clrnousrlr 10 n home J, no, ~, n"
would be- On the road NINA h'i - a.
which led ~ his distant sho1ung-gronnd' ana ST.
,,,1 a. look Two figures VIZ" 1p.' 'a' .ilF
| a e.co,l glance enabled her g. perceive WI go
'",' o"e,, - Indignation buruel I'm PencloI"'s,
...,iu carving on the far'"' Wu' ''i .h
sho "E.fool.ng this hones.-h 'lirl man. ON,
! - cheat him worse than be- h'- n''h .,'' ~
! h.roro' An hc f. In wors" rlsh' nov ,i',' w.
~ 81, ON Nina Nina wa wicked. 'i''.
| ,r.,chnrois' What's that 81" c,nld 70, fI' u"
| for alarm now She whispered. i'.-'' inc ''
nn e,calfhv figure behind III vail was creep
,uf, forward with soft gliding. snak rlkc mo
| ton: and again a mans rae" pee" '' "
| mosev summit, from lnthlnv pace ,,
| ..v,,,f'. that" glepc! Penelope. Ter n,'i'l
| laundering What does that man van w ~,
! * ne doing? Torqu.l, He IS wai'h!nE i'r 'n'.'
Yes he IS watching Aoi 'he} are '''''''S
com hiIndlnc fash before her eyes, lrightfu
renort 4 cloud II blue. hanging smoke. ",,,'N"
| !, al she could s.o her cousin. h"r cousin AIN T.
| J. ~ .t .,r9 e,p heavily fall ~ tn Hronr H.