New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

When next the two mon met they would be-
have az usual No remark would be mace on
either hand: bur. while Lord Carnoustie wac
conscious Of having made the amende honorable.
Mr.. Soutter was equally 40 Of having tacitly ac-
copied IT, Thus they logged along IN harmony,
mutual respect and goodwill easily smoothing
over the inevitable rules on the surface OF
daily intercourse.
Lady Carnoustie had. decreed the hour and
the method Of Penelopc's first visit to the rae.
tors family. This scarcely less important
function than her introduction to nurse Alison,
and such 1t was conducted.
1t would not do for Nina to run over with her
cousin; Louisa-Miss Carroustie-nlst escort the
newcomer to Glenmore. and present her IN que
form. Tho Misses Soutter having been apprisei
of the event, would then be duly prepared and
II might be hoped that. n no adverse clrcuin-
stances arose. all would go we'll.
Louisa had reported that all had gone very
well indeed Penelope had been very pote-in-
deed, most agreeable the Misses Soutter Cl
am glad Of that | would not have had any guest
Of ours behave with GOODNESS to the MISSES
Soutter for tho world" her mother had In
terpolated) and had delighted both them and
Mr. Souttcr who CHANGED to be at home. by her
enthusiasm the Castle and its surroundings
IN. B.-Those were hc days when penelope was
enthusastic) 49,
Mr. soutter had hoped the young lady did not
regret leaving the gay scenes Of London Tor the
peaceful country. The young lady hah repnea
that any who could ma anything 10 I's'''
I'm such a spot as she had now the good fortune
10 find herself transported to was only WORTH
OF being sent back whence he or she came ono
Thercupon Jean and Marianne had strdlEHl-
way hung themselves. metaphorically speaNihs
round Penelopc's neck. and even LOUISA Htu
privately told her mother afterward 'ha' II VIZ
really delightful 4 70 about with companion
who made such an impression
Nor was the impression. as II turned our. on
one side only. As time passed X was surprising
how often Penclopes bright. lnqulfing race
| might be seen peering over the niue gateway o'
| Glenmore. and how often her fresh Young Lulr'
humble and ,leprccato-y. yet laughing witnal'
| was 10 be heard CRYING Here am again You
| can't get rid Of me, Don't say YOU want mo 10
| 20 away Mss Sorttcr Miss Marianne, inayh
| | come in and stay little"
| I, was no, only that Penelope could be happy
comfortable at ease In the society Of the hpmely
sisters: IL was that gradually. "a Tn" weeks vent
| by she found herself becoming NOR" any ",'
! detached from the only conpanionship she had
| ever hoped anything from. after the hrSt evening
| at Crrnousti" Castle. -, ,,,o,
| friendly and communicative. had, by SLOW put
| sure degrees frozen toward her.
| SOMETIMES she fancied that she could TX inc
date at which The chang ban am ,''n a., SIM.
! 1nv pr Witch /. y,ilj be -encrbored. Redwood
| ne well as Penelope had been In church ior INC
a., ,n,e ana had suhycIrontiv waited nom"
h.. her side n So the latter would orion mus
! b,d uino's subrequcnt coldncss 20 d. win this
| incident? II would ho eXaggera'lng l'S III,
portancc were 1t -. 'ni N,,ns ov, a,,Itud.
! hardly be- IN keeping win NINA Wv"
toward Redwood. III. 80 much ny
,,or. attracted toward Nina as sac ,""nh
| n,m pe had not. indeed. devoted himself vr'i'
! 49, .vci,ei,olv after his explanation Win Trh'i-
! one having now NJ cause for shnn'Int a. ,o, -,
| I'n visitor but silll n" was qui''l\ "'oiuN, 80
! 49, ,..u,gas, Miss Carnousii". whose Un"''S
| ,.,,.,,,,. 1en.oror suited his present state 90
| ,,,,,1 rrccis.ly. md was rarely drawn rom n,r
slIe by the sprlgh'ly salil"f 81 MI, ,,ch
| maid who was. he told himself I'.nr' nar,,arv
| 81 the Mary l)ubcfN oiu'' - ~
Mar rad bcwitched him by her gayc,y, n@r
80
raillorv her lght-h"art.in'Ss ~ t,,od him
iteh,- heartelncss now. Mary had ch'0.eu W., o..
IA IA 1.s,',s.1 him. he was the lookout lor
| haing dcspised second time. t.,,.,,. T.,
| Arcnr1Inrly while he was almost anNiousiy ~,
| 49,, ,m ,-,vn his repentance sincere ana
| ", ,han one. wen, ont Of his way 20 ,'hu'.
| p.r.lnne some litie service she coud ITO.
! Imagine that Nina would be 80 iolnSn 80 " ~
! l.,lous supposlng Nina cared about H.
| -. {, ,.,s No, on Rolwprd's account thai nor
! o,,.t, hal v,l,hlrawn herself into her smell vi
| tho contrary Il Redwood CHANGED 10 o' l"r ~
! ~, .,,verso,Ion between the Two. Nina W'u'" ~
! W w. I'D, charity and d,scursive than on othrr
| ''',st,rs once sh" even tried NV" HEnl
| n,I,n,ga on this wise. "P"n'''ir'' WHOM .l' -.
! r,tn. v1u homo from Gl"nm"r"' An hh"En'
/ tn.t,r, Tho poor Jean-thc poor Marianne.
| ,rh@,. mink Won 80 t. see them. hn' f"ar NJ
! are mistaken. ~. lcn'l'n' r''t ',', c,ce
| cousiu's plump arm and smiling ih" MI 10"
| ,rh C,c. REDEEMED n little. "lf YOU 'n"lN
! m ',.,,,'ro IN order . meet Mr.. Redwood
,. I'll y1u AZ once did nothing ~ ,nr Ni''n
had NJ idea H. was anywher' In thN' ,,s
/ II had | should n'l HhN' IN
! i,.i, o. be ~ The SouiterS house u-.,ros-
ny nv, did not know he was going on Nedh''
! 1,vo II. had never told YOU
Told me-? OF course np,, Hing q. bor
az baI told me" said Nina, nodulnf =" "' -,
.nrd vnu ;hought-do you mean u sly ~"
thought cried Penelope. hnshIns n.y. 49, an
chat there had been ~ idea on my ..,no that
hts mart that we had arranged M III, ,nu,cr
.wbv Iower'o" SAID her cousin In cnamte'
el..tff't LON
| tone u3m mace 10 meet man a mere
Al yes. a mere neichh1r .o,.no o1 would
.I,m, anv man" persisted Penelope; , W3' ha
h ,,oe ,' anv man bv appointment 1t would De
sh@ Taa f9rm? don, understand your s'a any
terms murrnurcd Nina. WIN ="
| "yvhat Is bad form may as" -, l., ~ Won
! W.. vou know what the thinR ~ u NV
| ,on., know the word say II "ou'u '',, mr. in
! mi abominable. degrading IN ~ III " Sbe stopped
| .',. ,trI Ia steal out to meet 1900 Oh" ''f
| short do, ,ar cousin softly
"Poh, What are YOU talkl's ..f ",ers are not
ope ,h "' question Neither Of rs has so' - Voc
W., nv dear Nina. but when we hn.' ho,b ma,
have think I can prin'T appointments Hoy
tnyI. L. rou cav? To be sure. the proven" e'N''
.,iTs fair in love and war but sun
", NAV w"p be- falr-Just fair supp rrclly \!
| !, " n tatr .uppose one were be!hS S'" h
and mnjustly treated" cloud OF P'N"''
| gathering on her young Dr." ,es p, she demand
Nina pressed closer. yes yes '''
| ed eagerly. - ,hlrys one could not
| s,oon to'-again Penelope pauisru ~
s1 would night in the open s"i9 Fs should not
last "neht the last drop OF ol cared for: but
mind nghtng for any one ,nnn suddenly up
W%u her hand and letting 1t fai by r eor TO
$50 help me- God, ! w"u,u '.'
mean or unae, word Nina burst from her. anu
VIZ. VIZ" and for many days s"oSe"e' 80
shnnnea n'' at,o, fe, terribly fororn she n ',n
PcncI"pr to being made so much o, JY
ofrr and admired IN. sn nau ns~ Of
missed mothers care IN nv o~shin 81 her little