New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
To you. my love. TO you,
drink this crimson wine;
To you. my love. TO you;
/ bring this heart OF mine.

tn Won. love. 10 you,
I bring this heart OF nine
w.. l., bod finished the second line knew
,.ar,, ,el what Miss Runciman had meant u!
calling her nephew a tenor lover. lie naa NV
a remarkably powerful voice, put '"e 'os
were heart -breakingly sweet, ana ne s'"e rt 80
~. saa,red a vickedly imprisoned way Inc
,aars gathered in my eyes M heart beat heav
ilv. I stopped gazing at the young man hose'
NV eveIids dropped until | saw nothlhs.
ny He sang two verses OF that commonplace
stuff: but had no idea II was commence 81, 30
singing was so delicious. sun was a. "i Iii
Il And he sang al me So that couu saS 81,
700 thought IL was really for me- ana 'nis
notion made me just enough indignant TO zone ''tn
me I'D a little. But. cnuldn !, 10 Save my NV
prevent the tears from con'' ne tho dog sud-
In the beginning Of the last iiiie w rs -,
1onlv rose TO his feet, the hair along ms oavh
bone stood up stifiiy, and ne sroM,eu ~ hai
Hildreth finished his line however, pu doanened
no more than done when In the ueepe'eH -
dusk a figure stepped from the same cIuil a -,
huckeberries STROBE NJ to the singer anu pun
a hand rudely on his shoulder. Tho doc
Mr. Hildreth flung himself ABOUT; az, 40,
,oaned forward at the intruder. and ara hos
scream, though | choked in the supp'es''o" %
a cry. -, ,,d Tina renre-
hansihiv anneared and who now caught 'he
leaping dog and threw him over the ience and ho
TidwelI was in his overalls and )unier anu II.
;,nmediafely stepped back and SAID iii HIS cooi
drawl: ~ ,o Mr. Singer
81 guess you'll have to excuse me- ML, sing d.
7 didn't mean to tip you over put 20 M %
kinder hard to keep your obSv You'd better call
vour dog off. If I should git hold OF MN as'h
/ might throw him further. , ,oo,,od
Mr.. Hdreth straightened hi',se'. sn ", to his
70 swallow something. Then ne spun ~ 90
doc vho did not come, but who stooo ie"
yards away growing and grinnin ,i"r, man in
RidweIl contemplated the other young man III
49, mot could not have been soothing
W. 40 wonder" he said now bout how much
r.o,,,d thev nav We for singin like that To um'
eh?" ., o,a whistled the
e,rain .'To YOU my love. TO you theh lie
asked again. Coed pay, Ell! ~ ,o ,,,,
Excellent" was the reply me s 81 Sna and
on his cap. took it off again. bowed 10 me al" h's
Then walked away. followed. growing by MS
Ejdwell pushed back his big straw nat as rs III II
tho better TO watch the retreating nsue. nm
t ,ie ,an =, laugh silently but with great APP
m ne eniovment And ! laughed. too. though
the strains of the song were stli ringing III NY
ears
You're n regular brute Bid"
..I ,,,ou. II -" no said, but that feller am l.
that fellers sweet as honey in me yak onNnot
ain't the kind Of dirt he's goin 10 WIN ,S ~" pnIy
hy n long chalk. Let me see YOU "o i, 90 ve
II Won STAY here he may come s'ns f ~ W,;,a
some more; IN whicA Gaze .i'a,N ~" "yeriook my
language Billy | sh'll be thankful
was tried with Bdwell. but he was usua's y
so good-naturcd that you couiuh "'" ~ " :
bad temper against him iii, ,o,.ord
I turned away and began 10 w Walk ~
home Bidwell jumped over the renee an. n,,Id
beside me He talked n good deal. put .o", y,
not follow him. and at last gave up trying 10 90
sn Af,er a while he grew silent. When we
reached the house he would not come III '"'"'
was smoking near the back door pu,,
"rullor he called out. 'that you' h''''
Who've you got with YOU nj, ,.,., .,
told him It was Bid Blake ISL; looN'u ,,,, -,
mo in the dusk sat down on the bench WIN
father. who puffed serenely at his pipe. hi ,
fingered a moment then he SAID good nisn'' anu
his long figure souchei away IN 'he uus"'
When We alone together rather saiu'
"Rillv something's happened
TO be continued)