The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-10

or. more probably. with the address lost
and unsigned. Fromits contents Il
O. o3yiously intended far q particular
porton How Is Il to BE- brought TO
that pef-on's uoiice! Surely. only by
publication.
Lady Bright with a heavy sigh Sup
posing you read the letter. Julian.
Dora Il Is breach OF confidence.
Sir Julian. Then stand indicted, for
fear | have already done so.
noia preparing 10 walk away |
won't ftay 10 listen 10 V.
Sir Julian lpalernallY. Ny dear
Dora. oanno, countonance any such
proceeding AZ all have rome 10 this
part Of the deck on purpose TO enjoy
your 1ocieiy. and that society intend
to enjoy In return have a mild de-
location to offer In the shape Of this
paragraph You may take my word for
Il. u Is as good as that novel. the
forces her gently back into the chalr1
Lady Bright (wearilyli Really. iu-
liam. my patience has limits.
Sir Julian tgood humorediyl; Ny
dear am not In a position 70 contra
diet you. tRalses the paperJ The let
Ter Is beaded sept. u. somewhere on
the West Of Scotland" You observe
the dateg Dearest" Il begins. we are
W the middle Of a raging storm. The
waves are like mountains, the sun is
ecllpsed. at every moment ] think We
shall be az the bottom Of the sea" Very
/ lre.tily put Does Il strike you 80. Con
slanccg
Lady Bright: Let ~ get to the end.
sir Julian. You must take this In con-
rectlon with the freshness on the 18th.
before / die I want 10 tell you that
when you asked me something at the
Caledonian bali a week ago didn't re-
ply as felt Something had put me
out something trivial. something pet
ty-and for spite He'd. Il seemed
nothing thcn-I didn't even know Il
vas a lie. But now that the end u
SO near II comes before me like a srcal
ain. Forgive me. dear. ! would have
owed you had lived; and some day
when you have found some one better
and / am under the noa. perhaps yoT
viii think Of me kindly after all"
Lady Bright quietly Poor thing
How sad!
Sir Julian. I'll engage that the younl
lady who wrote that Is wishing NJ ;hi
moment she'd been born with bette
SCI Of nerves. Don't you think 50
D1ra1
Doras face Ia hidden IN her book
and che makes no replyl
Sir Julian with his hand over hi
eyes looking landwardD: QuIei-ye'
Pardon me. | fancy there Is some
{ one hailing the yacht lie hurrie
OH
J. lady Bright crosses 10 Dora and put
her arm around her. After an interyi
q SIR Julian returns with Richard Hun
. nhrey. The latter has newspape
y protruding from bis pocket. and Sir j.
llan Is leading him by the arml
n Sir Julian: can't help thinking. 20
know. HUMP hrey. that you've treats
J. me BIT scarylly. You promise to iol
n us on this trip; two days before y
e start you core TO me with long "a
and q tale about America: and no
I Just as am expecting TO hear fro
You from New York. you hail n
! yacht
Humphrey with an uneasy laugh
You sec. was anxious TO escape q
10 storm that You came In for.
I r.r Julian Storml Why. you're
D. ssd as the ladies' Il was a trihe blu
ce terry on the iith. but since then We
ID had Il like a mill-pond To his Tnl
be- Ny dear. here Is Humphrey. after q
c. tell him be ought TO be ashamed
himself.
Lady Bright tmeaniaglyl; ! know
least one other person TO whom a sin
lar remark would not be misappi'
lshe smilen. passes her arm throu
her husbands. aud leads him or
Dora Cnervouslyl. This Is an uu,
pectcd pleasure Nir Humphrey
- Humf troy; had hoped Il might 1
be- altogether So
Dora: We thought YOU had gone
America.
Humphrey: Had done so shot
never have seen this This hand touel
the newspaper IN his pockeO.
Dora lblushlng scarlet; Oh. burn
burn ~
Humphrey ldarting 10 her sidel. n
10, u was yoursf
- Dora lsmilingl; I decline to repl,
- Humphrey blending e!oserl Bu
:, may stay hcre'
- Dora; Oh. Dick (Curtain.l-w. !
gott IN Black and White.
80
OF roie-fiunter Nansen
DR. hansen. the arctic explorer
or only 50 years old. lie was born o
form, n feu milna from ghrieffal