The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-04

i no0 onpefeO tho N0cneflo ana neke0 TOT Mario.
| Marie was not there. Madame, th~eproprletress.
told him that Marie had asked leave to be out
for an hour that day. She might however. be
expectedrback within.hye or ten minutes, II he
would wait. Jeanne, hanging behind the large
column OF a house frontage, saw the man come
| out OF the shop and stand wuitinR'at the door.
Marie away,from work in the middle Of the
day1 What In heavens name could IL all
mean3 The light OF a tiger cats eyes cleaned
rreepish in the woman's intense Riances. Her
heart peat nign WIN eAciVement
with hot face toward the door ofthe vacherie.
t t%o %' Ser. Nn'" n'' ~ once ne stepped
Are Won Marie Carhnix?r
sha stsytad
Sne s'aIVeo'
He took the letter from his breast pocket and
handsd h 20 har
A. blush Of vivid crimson doeponed in her
flushed face az she ran her eyes over the letter
Here was ioy beyond dreams. and communion
with the great ones OF the earth. Twice in a
tremor Of happiness she road IL. Then Jeanne
into the minutest bits, some Of which she cast
Into int . a p=oss dnsa . oSttSnG a. some tSa st on the os STS9 ST
anu The "'I man smilsd and bowed and turned
away.
nne cahed aieer NM
,,n SAY tn1 % E,f iro So H tns %gTaae,n = S ssopso ar Ms spU%,
He bowed again and walked of.
Marie was due in her shop, but the shop to-
day was out Of the question. Instead Of enter
Ing It. she got into a cab. She had Just left
Armand. She knew where to find him. In an
other cab Jeanne followed her.
rms, TOT somesreason OF otner' WAS uaS oh
festival. and large-hearted liberality with
IA ArT tSe Rue 1 GProni es .n red f that day flowed 10 SSF the
large open yard; at the back Of the yard an
NJ Teddy re ayyod l. d0 was t ths l ys5s l ho%s fhs q T fla ,ro Aa
the wicket beside the, restaurant proper. burst
upon, burst Of merEiment, from within this
a ! song. which was aiseryard to BE- famous ali
o oyG Il 70 a music deq dealer aS aa on I tSe SSsi e. & 9 MicSsf
h I0I1dd oPPHTle neess Is Append HaS 4 With SIdn6 four j n al
e@ls s1fe q It ' he b s%SihTtH > Cheap 81 y WsdSlne tins;
fantastic nnea &c i inv fGE6 Hau '0D.Hsn'.u "flel"s Ou'
What Yves the cause OF the Mtep Perhaps
n s ~ PgIi%di MARIE Marie ' Sad insisted upon re,
interval, she put her head inside the little
able iauEhter@that kind Of laughter which
Every one now was fuddled. and the girls
had begun to lean their heads on their neigh
bors' shoulders, Marie entered with a smile
and q bow and, a look, Of love at Armand. He
ieaped, TOWARD. her, with flushed face. One Of
the girls had picked two Or three tssndrilS
She lea him at once by the sleeve down to
the back of the arbOr, where there were no
others went on MEANWHILE.
She was bursting with the news. Joy danced
III. RfF s Vxssstttart is coming"
Where or"
%:4% 6.SISSt."
Now. that is cursed luck, Marie! He can't.
that's all"
a.e C 9iS Roe 1ff fSr the wi Virtual nal ruler fSo Of IF Francs go 70
visit his squald arguments; Armand habit,
Marie's eyes opened wide in surprise.
"But-you are, droll!' shs, cried. is 1t not.
theft III Z Is sF sSsu saIPe 1 1911 Cannot nsot listen to IT. To-
night Of all nights. It is b9tel,",
Whey spoke In a somewhat high voice. The
just near them. outside, hidden by the ieaiaSSes
OF the arbor. crouched Jeanne. hearing every
NO" said Marie. 'you must listen TO me and
cast her lashes down with . deep flush. win
hoggrsy"::m
"Darllng!"
"No-you will be good"
when, Is ne eomingF"
1T is bore. 2 wretched bore; But he is q
oIa safd T. 18th rovai condescanaion Marie