Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-16

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comment"
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rather the very novel want Of coloring,
the eyes. the very shape Of the face. all
corrcspOnd!'
CHAPTER XVI.
Wriothcsley had listened deliberately,
hoping TO hear the name Of the fresh
beauty who had evidently---as he gather.
ed from their ation-taken the
world Of London by storm and threatened
to destroy Mrs. Scarlett's prestige; he
knew II was the girl In white velvet upon
whom his eyes had fallen when first he
entered the rooms, and he felt certain
anxiety to know her name.
He was not TO hear II then. however.
The trio moved away, talking now Of
something entirely foreign to either beau.
~ or rivalry; and Wriothcslcy. with a
sense Of disappointment, disappeared
through q door on his left, and made his
way to tiny boudoir well known to him,
which, being rather apart from the rest
Of tho rooms. left him faint hope that II
might be untcnanted.
It was a charming little apartment
hung with amber satin and lavishly sup.
piled with hot.housc flowers. For the
moment he found his desire gratiRed---
Il was deserted indeed: and. with Sigh
Of relief. he flung himself upon a couch
and let his brow fall forward Into his
palm.
He was thinking deeply. compelling
him to 90 back to those scenes In which
Leonie had played 30 strong . part, and
when no had believed no time could Inn.
pair the passion he then felt for her. He
was still dreaming thus when the sound
Of approaching voices reused him. He
changed bis position, Withdrawing into
the shadow OF q cushioned window a.
the thick satin curtain that guarded the
entrance was pushed aside to permit the
entrance Of two persons.
III she said that. I certainly should not
lose heart. Ciccly 10 dinicult, grant you:
but some time there always comes lucky
moment. Walt for yours. Yes; leave
me now. II Ii your dance with her, I
know; and shall be glad to have quiet
Eve minutes here all to myself. A little
unsociablc, isn't III But such crush
such q crowi-it IL intolerabie! Oh, Sir
George. II you should see my partner-it
r. Lord Oastler0ck-d0 nOt-I command
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