New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12


afraid, till was confirmed. three years ago The
vicar must have thought | was a perfect little
hea then. for no one had ever taught me. do YOU
see? But h very good and patient. and
and began TO understand things better after
ward"
You have nicer churches in England than We
have here said Nina In rather a peculiar tone.
Il went once 10 an Episcopal chapel in Ayrshire.
We were stopping at a country house there and
some Of the people in the house were going and
asked meat least one did-and went. 1t was,
oh how bpautiful"'
WAS ito" said Penelope indinerentv. She
had no ear 20 catch tn underlying strain beneath
the words To her comprehension II was but
commonplace incident which her cousin had re-
called She did not know-how could She
with whom Nina had gone to the little chapel
ana with whose presene" its memory was asso-
cated.
Il don't care much for our church at Inver-
ashct." pursued Nina. recalled To the present,
but go-of course"
And will Mr. Redwood go-'of course"
Penelope had taken 10 teasing about Redwood.
Redwood had been as Indifferent 10 her elegant
and fdnciful evening robe and prettily arranged
hair he had been to her common serge and
tumbled locks He had also anew been attentive
to her youngest cousin throughout the previous
evening. Penelope had ben half Indignant, half
amused.
IS she now put on the various items OF her
wardrobe her ninblc Imagination was as busy
as MaIie's fingers and was occupied by con-
lectures in which Nina played prominent part
Had Nina shown herself conscious Of conquest.
cated and responsive. Penelope would not nave
liked Il: but Nina showed nothing oi the k'ni
On the contrary. slight but pcrC"p'iblc annoy
anc, was manifested when tho two girls were by
thcmsclVos: while H. the presence If others
Nina's cOuntenancs wore an expression of min
Gled timiditY and anxiety. which, whiie IL ooNl-
ously gave satisfaction to hrr own FAMILY was
inscrutable t. her cousin. They VIII end 'y
making hcr ag daft as themselves" concluded
she having caught NJ the word and added II 10
her vocabulary Il dont for a moment suppose
the man Is in earnest He can't be No one could
possibly wish TO marry Into this 'datt fanny -
Vauging to consider. but ! suppjs" ne INNS
That Lord CarnOustic beng a near neighbof anu
Il l.s man who could bother him I'm many ways
unless h. were Squared 1t would be- highly az
Visible indeed. Only prudent 10 DE- cii!ls with
one of the daughters for the time being JUST
sufficiently fpris To- make hngS pleasant ana S"t
his shooting I'm peace Then ne can ease oil at
the end OF thu summer and ~ harm done. 't
coulac If IT came To choosing which ddUghirr'
there Wa simply no choice. Ant Nina au, pi ~
bolus Sometimes think there IS vague mint
Of the DiabolJs about the Nina She is queer
girl. she always seems as II 81" had S"he,"ns
on her mind. Really and truly hope she Is
quite all there OF one thing am pretty certain
ALREADY and that IL that she IL sly. Sn" mas al
but confessed to me ;hat she tolls i.s f"Yr
thing, don't wonder ! should not tell Hos my
self bu. then I have NOT had IN" spirit 'iusi''d
ont Of mo by thos" awful females W" tr-r"'
to- say Pencopc alluded t. tn" greet ana WIS"
Lady Cdrn"'is;i" aud her HrN',.H n"uS ,,,,
\
faced Nina. shall know whom +" blame CON
Guided she. , ,
Nevertheless she was netlel that Redwood
hal gone for the l0ayrs ana fishes. rs she
nbrosed H. H.. had dove the prrIen; thing at
IA he'd himself instantly where such at'ach-
men, would yield - ht-hnd perceived III H''
pretty piQuant self only waif and stray too IN
eigniacant t. divert him for "A moment rom MS
purpose. 1T ia too bad. am not inst l-oIfi ar.
noustie's INDECENT niece. a. n" seems y" 'i'Ii'h'
nc, uride revolving from tn idea. mat = me
1 u
.yp',in who you are Naturally. poop" "hn
come 80 it think YOU are only some S',' ~
hangcr-on II that stupid old iniht va
we must OlOg'zc f1r the imperiinen' reference
+, LADY Caruoustie ~ that frisih aui"na'"h
had had the sens. T. max" =" a'lusi''S u" "'',
and To SAY where had D1.n' from am -
should ou los my something 10 $40" VS.
If some sort 81 cons"qu"nc. N" inisnt NAV, ',
Weakened up rs It f. shlli have 10 dc my own
work mus, unfold uY""i. L'i NJ 80 S'. .
ming in iris STYLE r.gh' be- Effective - 'hiS pa.
80 H. uichlaud.'- an cal u the IlsAlara+
,b,urh ,en 10 on" Uncle Carnousu' IhlS Ut ~
oar. Ia makes HIM ma! Co. hear me say ar i''','
lands 81 this noble STAND :noukh ~h' . 20,
m.l -lq Wills pa4t o! ih" h4Eh.ah'7 a.
,,u Al. ~ me-. Air Redwood III inquire i Er'
as FAR That VIZ mako = good starr - "
matter ~ fact. ! kno" i'"W Nina N" " ~ ~
e., ,..r, hf So then ne owns Wy that u -.
= mon I rc.pond tell him what part - no,
new 10 me. | get on u London sno" '' tr,,
arn a London girl'-l different accentuhu'h rom
mai us.d by Lady CHrnousue whrn appS'ns ~
am. itrui-"and he won't b. able ~ ie'lS' 'r"s
me that ~ is "a London man: re ID L{ hn sn,.
- HE hoo, Thor. &C. got a. inch " his oGiw"r'
man which has no. com fr IN i'ph'"n r"'r'
and am much mistaken u b. cannot ,iIh = ~
I' ,,il, +, ,,usf have been o. please Nina ina
h. ko,, of II last night and JOB KEEL u.A'k "a a.
,,D,n made ny one .'Lr 3tt 'inp' ii' 'i..".''-
ne ought - suit his o'ny.T'au' 10 NJ t1t I,
ON saw through you. Mr. Redwood y gu ''' J.,
,.Iy 49,. ,h..n.naliy WI Ynu had thrm dl
purrlng over you lil.r . vrfj "i 'l' ,"'S ""' f
d.l not take littir Fen".oi'r H.. 9n' - 80
q e.
woathcr-eyc open Il ''u ar q M - az D''t.''
without consulting h'r NOW i'i J.. t'' =
FAY. II my gentleman j. 81 81. mn. ~ H. ',,'.n,
,..h, n"sh,I an over nor face. Il kno" nothing
ob'n thl. man AID his habits bni have an IN
.rf.i,n that r tnr lnyrra bot seat ~ lhN' iS'r.
cn,r.h 10 ocrupisd thls sunday morning. II VIII
be because tn. Carnoustie seat Is hs1 rkp''''i -
be adorned by the fair pres'n'" oil NINA III
noustl"." - ,,.,.. had
coon Zoe ur.n afI heard too much AZ her carry
ago Things hrI been talked about III heT PR
once which II vas not supposed snr "ouli uhpci-
stand but which she had thought out Tor h''
s.,f af,.rwarl Shr had read wirrl} ana n.'
alra,s wisely. she had acquired me ~. ~ I".
ting two and Two togethcr-n.' away w" tts
re.irsss-yyl.h the result that Will" II WIS l"H'S
,u,ahIo she kncw some Things WHEREOF sh" ma"
better have been ignorant. 81" was h"' !et Pl''"
rs worldly wise as she far l"i Good sense anu
god feeling came 90 the reg Ne. Whr'" 'h' u"
! 80 enod "a sic might have brought the poor HUE
c,rJ into trouble And in the present lhS'"hS'
good sense whispered in"t sh" "o"iu sh' -
ir, at a disagrccabir Interpretation 81 u.T ne"
neiphbors amiability; and good lerl!ns SUI "1'r
.St,J,, nrqu.d mat 10 expose the meek. shy
Nina f. more observation than shr htd a''"n'
attracted would he positive inhumanlty
Accordingly Lady Carnousue Was urIisn''u
., t,.r.,nnc Penelope never mentioned Red
wnnd's name herself. and looked 50 harmless ana
innocent when 1t was named by others INA 1t
,'as ohvious 10 then) that she either had per
t,I n,tbine or was resolved 10 perceive
nothing. ,.,o" ,.r,,oupcad
,d,. carnoustle looking round for a few minutes
r,1, hor et,,dv az Keith on Prophecy. 'Prhe-
Iona is too intelligent to have been bind sh" mas,
| however the delicacy e. wish 20 appear 80 II
"a Greatly 10 her credit How different ~ such r"'-
ioanco IRON, the coarse efrontcry OF Lazy All
al ~