New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

mour,s shadow
After sSe finished there was silence for mo-
ment and she rested her fingers on the keyboard
and looked down at them Then she heard a
SLIGHT tap on the window She did not move.
Another tap followed. louder than the first, then
nmlled down the shade which thereupon sprang
M to the roller and She saw Seymour smiling
before her She looked at him for a moment;
thon sb ia' said. Good evening"
won't Won omen the Window he cried 81
want 70 sneak to YOU"
"The front door IS unlocked" she replied.
~ t,rnod ou,o,, Win a Iauoh and came in by
,hn doo '.yo,' not bit Romantic" he said
Offering his hand w
you're not giving me a very warm welcome"
he rened with smile Especially as have
come co on a p,,reIv pb,Ianthropic Grand"
"Jndeed?'
Yes But first tell me how YOU are. won't
you?" '0'' ''' WI '' ~"
"I . -, MALL"
"AU aIone?v
" Yas "'o"e'
"Is Mrs Cobn boreor
"Yos,'
mia ebo ircuiro FOR MOI"
ia sne atdu,re LOT me .ho, che cold
..x Sne was S''e"' ioi 'Ao'i'eh'' ING" e"e '"'''
~ ", - $500 49,, 49, lit. , ,., ,
sha aj hofr che s1e ga yes
He burst into his great laugh.
T IOw tease you aiu van .arod as,, :, 90
ia. was 're aiiSmGn you "@Hteu' NdsiI ~
ne g Th at nep sds a you look Cna thnt
LIS, Us. 80 tI,, go w., ,,soS - - :, 10, r :"
r. - ~. $3.50, ,,aros.o, ~ -, - I,,...io,
AS MS Iast SPeec" eApIesSeu d man auIt dtloI'
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"a man
an. ne was quiet LOT moment Iheh ne
h prighteneu up hno" WHO II was he saiu
ooa 6I ,.or aor.+ vo, ro,,or oor,, aross,
IN no, you uoi |. LOU Ie.el cVuiu suess
he assumed an easy posi'on IN one OF the
rockers where ne hau Seated niiiiseii' uhoidueh
,1 can guess the HlS' sueSs'
wen ~
oswald Weoo.
Tier surprise was 50 Breat that Sfle couiu no.
heip showing s IL III Her race how CIV Iiu you
KNOW she sald' Ioohihs dI MIN LOT the Hrst
| time
on Know great deal more IMAM you 'hinK'
ne .I cried la9sh s Ely
I'm glad OF that
m. You always come out with something
like that when I've ma lie point"
Have you made a point?
well. thought so; but I'm blessed II know
just where it is now"
she began to stare at the floor
I really nave come down Tor something ne
salq.
| indeed! 49,. -
Il mean for something besides Just seeing you
L wanted 70 40 that PAD enough, Dut dldn dare
untll-untl
Well"
,U htI round the eAcuse-thars ALL
i've heard all about it," he said, smiling at
his own mysteriousness.
ADO, about the rowLthe trouble ms morning.
"Oh. you have, have you? Has it got out al
ready? Do you mean that you have. heard It
since you came down? Some one on the boat"
"NO; heard 1t before l came down. That's
why
oh, yes You've come to offer me money
"EVelyn' he cried turning very red. Il didn't
expect that from you! .
she held down her mead: / peg your PARDON,
sii , Sd,u. WI" .h u1p IA i"' II !ou NIT"
"nat We Deen Ihrougn to,Gay' ...
wei C"Vusn ~ ti',"si'e ~ NV t''e ''o,iey
SIuId De al rsntM'iIaC , youi auis' VI pm ~
Noiil. OK HiIS; HPPleoE Mouiu aee ~ INA Hu'
enousht / nIst w ~ pt H 80
rom Deils annoyeu' me Ieporuers VIII pS nV"i
o' ";rbevU saw I've done If for an advertisement
r didn't tbi1l- of the renortars oh rs so
d uiJ' INN" n,ioh+ ho,.a knoun that borrid
nureor would tel1
"Iybot bnrrid nursaro"
"Ivbv Tho ono on tho hoat. the man an
pealed TO- who was so rude to me until he found
pnt was an actress"
"rht en "T 80 onn,ci,ret - 10 do, Rn,
. rt : " p ca LII 'it ~ - - t'' '
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~ " ~ az pst t 10 ot+, oh,. :, oo-
aUu ~ u e. II go, 10, W oon go
,ha i;bing Cor voureeif tIers's tho last ndtion
/ ~ .rbn ToIooranb; ne an evtra 7 believe verv
late ON account Of some Yacht race. It's a
oeaS; ,o,.o.
"yyhY, tbo storr about Nrs wobb and tho rob-
borv and .bont vont No other naner has II
So " ,iorcod beIniassl,, over The haze that he
nrosenfcd ~ her Where is il -, she asked
"Right here Don't YOU see the big scare head {?
That's what Billy Waters of The Chronicle
calls a scare headr Remember Billy? See?
AN Actress RH,bed'-alI that"
"Oh oh OH she cried as her owe swent the
head lines Then as che stood under the gas
light she drank in every word, Seymour stood
watchinp her
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