The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07

los me Walk WIFI you r Hn9 bHlO kIhclOuHiys
The. young English girl smiled assent, but
Looked her surprise At seeing the cynosure OF
laSt Hign saiG fy Sadie TIe0 ansWerine the mute query.
i didn't, want to be shown round BY any
R fSS 10 and saa I'm siq net E SIISst to % here { ySst with VAN sf 20.
gether; wherever you're going is good enough
I'm going as far as the village" said Mics
smart French shoes, '"'if. you care to walk so
more s sSiidiy "R Booted .0 and pe that her straisRt'
short skirts. although less stylish than her
only said, however, "The village will do" and
E9yBlE hut TEX fm h AFRAID GiGaR yGGm7Ii ilnd a Il Very unin.erest.
ing. for | am going TO visit some poor cottages.
persisted Miss Amelyn, with q certain timid in.
as distinct rs Miss DesborSouEh'is bbSSidor. frank
ness. II promised tho rector's laughter to
wine 70 any extent" said Miss DesborouEh;
Miss R@eIyn laughed, and yet Hancsa around
her horo timbid ny,I e. il il ShS thought ! SlGor that hat M Msss R I%-
portant audience. Then she continued more
S0nndentially and boldly; But it isn't at all
here are not Very bad and are not at all e1-
traordinary.",
al oNevG T,t %iRd baus ss Id s Ssnt on nn&EF YDn know hST
the PTiory very well. guess 2" -
MIS- su R@s eRS D9 S%EEsn h mS COUSIN SsSGrqFs Fred. s sflS
was the young heir. died. and the present Lord
you know, for there, were two lives, his two
elder brothers. besides poor Fred,s. between,
but they both died-we went to live in the
The Dover House 2" repeated Sadie,
But thought ali this proPerty.,the Priory
game into the family through her"
Oldest i di s6n ds T nssT res A msIy seI R!e si%aSs s the
ceeds to the property and title"
Do you mean e say that the present Lord
Miss, Ameiyn' looked shocked 81 mean to
say" she, said, ~grayely, Lady Beverdale would
ase' h adq he u lived! &c %nf She " pau Hsd S and p t6sn said.
timidly: Isn't It that way in America ,.,..
recollection that there was something in the
Constitution or the Declaration OF lndepen-
S6s sRsS't a e Al th efFl% S%R Rny there not tine muc aS"
Miss Amelyn looked as Il she did not care TO
SS hSie c]o5 this p5oh 1gon a Atte Lord a f Sige moments afs
pretty old friends; ! guess "ho o,no onoo
was quite a boy at Maariborough.fo the family
weren't very well of. and his father, was in
no one ever thought OF him succeeding"
Miss Desborough felt half, inclined, to be
pleased with this, and yet hall inclined to re-
Miss Aneiy r1' turned Gssd the e"ofnvSe n to the
S SSSSed 81 hsF v IfS a e for w al { sha neT It s stoSS near
one ofthe gates of the park; It i, had j been given IL en-
over 10 SONIC mines IHdI WERE sui WpThfu Ill lN
vicinity, and to the railway which the uncle Of
the present earl had resistedahnt the galway
Pa fniar sF'n Ras abs asd IF Fns s1s''0R WAS lSt : sST s9i@
and weather.6eaten stone, with a few
them the ehan n@el Sns the ee Character Of the Village was
as, different from the Priory as if it were in an
S %here g%iR iss Xmel tne DSr9 93GgsGffh herself ar sf9 with ffSS' SeF;
tain doles and gifts. which, the American girl
but for Miss Amelyn's Mortified concern. AS
many. shi!iines would Do. and, they would, be as
SgqntssinI".s she said. More they wouldn't I'M
"sThen keep. it and dole it out as you like"
would quite approve".,hesitated Miss Amelyn,
has has her he e s' DO witt with HHS''e she said afddOq peftly, BE.
s sSsHnG yU%6 say 93t these are Not Gon hIs e EG Ssi i, TAXI sbsn shs5
round to every man. woman and HID -,
looked capable Of doing What she said-perhaps
Il was a national way Of almsglving! she TOOK
the note. with the mental reservation OF, max:
Beverdale.
ss She was St,' light vine in SAYING nn, ffDt that the p9 aSsD o,
was very little, sanaior or degradation their
poverty seemed not a descent. but a condition
Sadie saw were .dulled and apathetic rather
than snllen or rebellious; they stood up when
e Mlss 66@ at taRia ae'f iittPe P PoSsn e. f tSe pretty prs gf but.
teriy who was with her...or rather submitting
the poor. as il they. had lost even the sense OF
privacy-9r a right to respect. It seemed to
inSs amef'f b1 VIII What tnt the SHe We PeSs satisfied Ssf WITH %ltS
than what she thought they missed; IT Is to
pathy; ali the beggars she had seer, in America
wanted all they could get, and she felt as II she
were confronted with an inferior 6iS fora animal IiTs1 boro i,
said Miss Amelyn as they halted before a stone
and thatch cottage quite on the outskirts. Of the
l lilo =. VIVA nnnff nnl him nnn M on
poor. for he still works. although over so. and
It's his pride to keep out Of the poorh9use. and.
laughter. But we manage to do something
for them. and we hope he profits by It. One Of
maid Of her. but her queer accent"they're from
the n2rthIis against her with ne seryahts; !
Work again to-day. though the doctor has
""Debsi What a funny name!"
Yes. but as many OF these people cannot
read nor write the name is carried by the ear.
and not always correctly. Some Of the railway
call him 'Debbers.'"
They were obliged to descend into the cot
sunk into the earth until it's dropping, caves Of
thatch mingled with the straw hear, beside 1t,
was vast there here who. alter a Preliminary bob. Con
tinued the stirring OF the pot before the lire In
" am sorry to find that your grandfather has
gone y t2 2 work 70 Mf again A. i'm IN spite OF the doctors
oF TSe 'gi s9le eo Mtfs AIe tS stir the pot. and then
said, without looking up. but as IL also contin-
uing a train Of aggressive thoughts witt her
occupation: Fay, but 'e's so set oop In 'issen
'ec doan,t, take orders from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
doctor. Moinds EN- now moor nor IA fioy, Says
zee knawS there's nowt wrong We lis cart, Mout
be roight-how'siver s~arten-seWer 81 'eadS a
in n muddlel Toims zee goes of. stamain' and
starin' ut nowt. as II zee ant a naporth of sense.
How'siver l be doing my duty by 'em-and
'erc's is porritch when a cooms-'gin a be
sick or maad."
What the American understood of the girls
speech and manner struck her as having very
little sympathy with either her aged relative o.
logged. selfish Independence about her that
Miss Desborough hall liked and half resented
However, Miss Amelyn did not seem to notice
il. and, after leaving q bottle OF port for the
grandfather, she took her leave and led Sadie
away. As they passed into the village a ear,
fellow guests. dashed by, but was instantly
pulled up at a word from Lord Algernon,. who
ieaped from the vehicle. hat in hand. and i'm
plored the fair truant and her companion to
Join them.