The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-03-28
Dining at the Hamond's first, o

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You're a cool hand, George. How
do you know r.
by, Of course our fellow stuck
lit out there. I thought perhaps YOU
might have been going to the opera. ''
IL you mean to Mrs. Mac donald,s
box, she has not done me the honor to
ask me; but even if she had I could
not go. 's#
Lively. last night, ASH t it 2 said
George, afterEa short silence.
s' I have seen it worse at the Berke-
ley Y s@s.s
8. i forgot you left before Jack Daw-
son took the. bank. Good Lord, twas
a futter! The way to win at bacc carat
is to take the bank rs. ''
Then the talk drifted to racing.
Some one had come mo end of a cop
per- over Thund erbolt for the Ascot
cup, another had ts.s.Won a pot Of
money over Creased lightning at
Sand own. After half an hour of this
exhilarating conversation George, l1ay-
ing polo pony to exercise in the park,
sauntefed on as he mad come.
ME-. H. Mlcl)onaldz ana ms sister had
been Ina t g. ternoon to g lecture at the
Royal institution on ''Tree and Serpent
Worship. The Hon. Willie was wrapt
up in ancient religions and peoples,
and spent most OF ms tlme,$ when III
London, listening to learned disquisi-
tons, when in Wiltshire in opening
''barroWs'' and excavating encamp-
m y He was tail and near sighted,
with the expression OF dwelling, as
4 EthePs gOVerness used to express it,
.'zWlschen himmel und erde. George
- !: Fa lLil letter lay on the slab as8he
passed down. the nall. Ethel raised It
ana ;lel IolloWed her Drother Into the
STUDY STUDY $.z
am certain that elbow was mac
.curate "a MS statement on the subject
OF the Ineologlcal views OF the Anda-
man islanders, said the Hon. Willie,
undolng the Mcdonald tartan that he
lai1I, wore as a neckerch lief
Whats that letter you've got?'
- Imagine It is from one of the men
Clssle wrote to for this evening"
# You had Detter open 1t, then, hadn't
you
~ think so. There is not very much
time left in case of refusal to ask
any one else and nothing is SO de-
pressing as two women alone in an
opera Dox.
Hthel was as fresh and pure as the
Whlte hyaclnths that We're. sent from
the SMersham Conservatives to deck
the GrosFenOr palace drawing room.
IN spite or It's seal she opened the let
Ter, read the hrst few lines, turned
scarlet and dropped 1t. on the table.
her Dfother, SLOW IN the observation
OF most Things, was quick to see a
change OF expression on the faces Of
those ne loved. Taking the letter, he
read 1t also. For those few seconds
I. incl Ielt. as though she We're living
Inrougn Some Emotions and a
>n s When, ne had done he sat
=, wv ~ - Tue euse OF a cnalr, brushing
LIS nat Tue wrong way; ms was not
qule .s g intellect.
:, 1hose are MI. Fane,s initials, are
tney not: he asked presently.
= 1es' E.' {.>:s. "
mat IS his address
: inlnh 50.
=. Ut ne IOlded the Macdon-
a . .ta al across ms chest, put the
le.tetz ill.o MS pocket and left the
i Ivy -
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49, a.t, ~ " hHeW
49, &C man .oo pool " tahe t Tlle oui-
go ~ n ~ 40 WEI % nis own. Ii
eeulse - 'iiie ne became "a foreign
~ LIZ, aliu' nul q lnouel young
lnan Ne oIeeh uranR more cham
pasne .iian vas soou LOT !! n11n' ne ire
9uenteu pil,a,e sanpling cluo III
%: .lanles' ana LOST larger g sums on
norses. tIan ne coui0 AFFORD; but, as
among the poor !ndlan,s rags and tat.
ters was found hidden aia1nond Of
great. price, SO among the rags and
tatters Of Gerald Fane's life might be