New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

have any idea Of.
She ignored the remark. but she gathered hor
wraps together, placed them in her seat and
prepared to 60 to the table. There she became
more gracious; food softens the hardest heart.
Before dessert was reached she had even con-
scented to laugh at his Jokes. He avoided danger
Gus topics and amused her with an account Of
some Of his experiences of the season. The girls
# New-York had made a hero Of him: some had
even written him love letters which he had
burned: at any rate, he said he had burned
them: but he quoted bits from them that were
especially tender and had stuck in his memory;
of course he wanted her to infer that in spite 81
all this devotion he was still true to her He
asked what her plans were for next season and
said he wished he could get her into Dodson's
company but Dodson had more people now
than he could use \ third of them had nothing
but undergraduates the whole season; besides IA
miserable system of favortism prevailed there
Then she consented To tell him of the chance
with Saunderson that she had missed. and he
replied that il was a shame They continued
OF these amiabe terms-she forgot all about De
ception until they reached Boston.
At the station he insisted upon calling a cab.
but she protested strenuously that she would
20 home IN a car.
We'll. I'll e. with you anyway" he replied
yielding IT last.
and I'll pay ny own fare.
"Al right" he laughed. You can pay mine
too. If YOU like"
How small and narrow Boston seems after
New-York" she said. as they stood on the curb
stone in front Of the Providence Station.
Yes irs quaint little place" he replied
patronzingly.
ITS better than New-York anyway. New
York seems an inhuman city to me.
He laughed at the adjective. and said 1t was
very feminine. As they rode in the car he grew
very quiet. lie seemed 10 be- revolving some
thing in his mind that h. wished to say, but
didn't quite know how to express.
Tim awfully glad you let me come on"
he whispered 50 that the other passengers
couldn't hear-several were watching them-as
they rolled along Coumbus-ave.
Il didn't let you cone" she said. you came
yourself
"Well. I'm glad YOU didn't object"
How could |? You are a free agent.
lie made a third effort To- get on IN" richt
track. "Well. I'm glad YOU didn't 'ui me dead
Is that humble cnough?'
IT'S lust right" she laughed. Then she turned
ard looked out OF the window. Were almost
at Aunt James Now you mustn't gct out with
me don; want hcr-;o-tp see
AN right. III run down to Cohasseu in
day or two. I'm going to the United States, and
/ suppose I'll have to look up Charlie Barnes
and one or two II the boys here before leave.
Now. DO give m little announcement. won't
YOU? IN be- good rs | know now to b..
Won't YOU promise to-to--"
Sh" mad ma j" sign - the conductor Is ne
started 20 say This. ana the car stopped Il won't
promise anything" she cricI sna.chng her bag
from MS h'hd ana hu'iH'Hs Gus "' mt "''''
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something To say - You.
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ing stairs. what c'u!i IN" something p't y
fprcb"iinS insiln Z t'ld hrr thit u WIS come" i"I
with money Nh'n Nnni Jane i"iI'w"h hrI 10
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furnishings ami IT," cheap ornaments lha1
the last occupant htd n"gl'c."I u carry away
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instIusird young men, som" ol ihtm W'f" JuSi
as sly well our oi ih'Ii anu TWO Iu' 'ii ;" u
airs You u thlnk th'N Wri' inc SONS az WlIh"i-
ARES had gone 'u without paying th"ir b'iid.
ana then sh" had h1d l'pd.TS everything seemed
10 b" going o. rack and rum she didht Know
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JuSl Ike SIiihS DOWN ana Crying ana ElNlE up
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have any kndck ~ Writing. anyway, ana when
she took her pen iu hel mana her feelings SINE
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