New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

I was fortunately preserved from the roin1i.'
my sudden AMI quite u1-tsi'inat' 'Nli 'i'in 'i'
cNaminaii"u-f'' n N'N'l ~ Oh. 'd,"'H u''
brought up me- Pos 800 event WIN. 'Iit" '''.'
Murray into So mu % agitation mar $40 'il'.' On
notice the details 10 ANY ONE s. .,niH
one - tho girls hal been niinr 'W" i'H
DAYS and during IN" h1urs - ms hnal "Ntin..'
ion IN. j ....r haf called 4rI pr.u. un.ci tnr d.s-
ease - De- scariatlna Therefor" when Nils VI
r,v met mo nylns down tno pa 1861. h.f f" 3D." '>-
animation was over che forgot ta" iii"tu.tfiif
the proceeding In relief ~ nni1e M' if'' : 81
tend ., 'he imWcliat. iiiii .ulit.
Tn tu.ug go Do e. 'inpueh'l M 'i.' VS. '.
clearance 80 th" house from pupils. -' mat ih"
rest II the day was iuc".eant} oc.up - !n - j.
inc Thorn o. pack AVID making plans for hurried
d.partt..e Ms MURRAY sur"rinicuIci th" !s"id-
lion az tn. sick pupil and th. ARRANGEMENTS f.f ta"
nursing ana ht dlut g the nrlotucss AMI "t'i-
cheney OF tho establishment IS" @"tu,I every
,birp and .rupti.,i th.. house l,f0r" ihe after
nn.m - the following day.
II Was further planned that Ms. murray, WHO
,,,',,i, u,'.l-J q ll,,r,o was 'o proceed 80 our.
f,r her holiday: ana tAai T. ehY was glad ~ thr
.tuorfuuitv f.r qu4o' study. vas o. remain.
In the hurry / had uo' hai time o. ask q qu"e-
t.on abou, the fatc Of Mr. Mars' 81. nH' 80 &C.
cDmpauici M.-s Murray 10 'I- can anu fIi Iii'-
wei she turned back 'l inptti some lni'rna 'n.
~ 10 Mr. Mus,on my dear / hardly hn ~
how hc lcfl us had lime 20 tell MIN 'i "NI ni--
fortune and Co. IN" htfiN cWn'\ihE ~ 'l' h'H-'.
which wa necessary. and 10 Dill MIN ai'u J
fancy ne feared the lufr. i.pn l|i h' H'"i-'I
seemed iu o hurry Goo escape.
'Iulecd?" said !. dcWuf"ly.
II Vas on the ilp e my tungU" % tell her th
truth But something restrained mo l. was 800
inopportuur time Why should burden her VIII
an extra worry just ON the eye ~ her departure
And wha' was 10 be- gained by go doing IN
man had gone. and no further danger was 10 D."
Appreciated. 50 wished h"r pleasant ''.''-
ton, ana permitted her {" depart without NM ~
the truth.
Not NOR" than twenty -l"ur n"ui were u pass
before sharply regretted my h"IH!'u.
II was IN tho evening. ABOUT . " ci''H H'I
had lat" tea and felt inclined q sclc ih' "pr"l-
tuuity - private study. Mics Murray hhl VIII
iNE-tdll", Wnl'h was I4'.'" ~ NV "'" -, ''"
The drawing-room. had seated myself before it.
with my books and p"p"rs. tn" h'W-"lnd'W M"+
a. one "nd 'i N" room ,l', ',' W. az -, ~ .
Ncar me an open window let In me S'uHI 81 '''5
gently stirred by breeze J hhd hc,n 'Ht'
IN my studies i'T a"'u' al nun anu '' '. -
thar point of absorption whon sounds become IN
distinct. when suddenly | WlH u" tIl'd 10y nearing
my own name pronounced h'nlul M.
Miss Keith said a dlihdonl but masculine
vo!c. I'm my ear.
was startled beyond words; had not heard
any on" enter Tho room ana Thought nyf'1 al'h'
/ a,ring t. my feet with cry And if III" SCUM
Of my own name had alarmed me, me face ana
figure which | bchold upon turning around did
not rcasstrc mo For. standing close beside M,
| | found Mr. MaIstoE.
Ny frs feeling was tha' u' simple stupid
amaZcmcnt. and that wa followed 10y general APP
prchonsi0p and ,h"n personal Tear. Tn" drawing
| crv would be- of no avail unless some on" hap
uencd to be IN the corridor. | was utterly hope
les, Together with thcsc thoughts thcr" came 10
my mind the recollection that Miss Murray had
left IN" large sum "f money for expenses "hi