The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
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'Norah dr"I Tie N ,c,E,.t,oM o,,r lr Gpcry
and stood 'pr u ,t'w"ri before th" door
'"@Ei,E a' tho f.lr. ~g'"watI"r
Ih@rr were t'ais an i'"r e - ~ 'l' q, oN'
m ttl y"nne mi-tr"~- pui ! h'rd on "Nch
her ,ic!htly on The check. ming g..
mnst dane and mn VIII" We can' ond
PriScilla's relatives have always said She
had, n" rr"p"r sr"-" "f dignity,
kildare turned ont in force. and the nah was
fairly h!i"d when Hor.n 2rr,'ri urgn thG
s'E'' " H'li'I. INC I|t' hlll'Nu VIZ Th''
In tie dressing room, and the modi~h rinN
ferIinE Itself sadly oIt OF p'Ior, was
trai,"i across the room with a. good a grace
A subdued m1rmur ioiioNcd Il >orah's
cheeks grew reGder and hcr eyes brighter :,
Its a queen g are tue night Nhlsprred
Barncr Mlsruc. IA h"r ear. "lril be aitaer
elNih M ~ the "attA"-'
u%nlMia4!t. ! ON i"4 Y. 'agr,' ""frHe ,,. % ,ac ',s"i HsT!
sili' Yen takc me- To Mrs haHcity that's
"a eivin. n'tn ~" comritic" IT TIE n"Ad
dlncih' ~, h"l- 40 along VITA }or Yea
n" tjkin' all my dance four times over ia
be lo"kIg' the prospect Over hrot un" dniT'
III rot BE- -lvru' lny ia jgo-,t"r>' Tor yoJ
fl1'G@r p4'ttaH', I'm fl}d to knIlT y"a, ~
a bltth"ser yc. az" " Ike my Gre>-, i, ~
II I'ht SO mitch, but ln -!Hd - ike u Will
SiYf h EG one N Of ' Ha6 ni%;,"ml to T ~. Ta,r I gs.i
ki!dar" "irl .! tucu al StHIrr, 1! there
wa many sirli back then" like you thc'c,d
he no hIlilte nd, comm To AuciIC& on,
DO yc TANK s9' IT, a pretty ll,t!c dr-., /
conn M. pnnor,r .,,ros ~ ,
wonder
It's q picture ont Of a fashion book We
nTsi SG'" said only sl {s,se S hitter re la samc N N.re
kildare to turn out a foiner sjrl. an il The
girls. Well, an ti.ero comes Tercncc Nc
Manus wid Lizzie sullivan They do say
wud yo Ink at Lizzie a hansln' 10 him-an'
him wild a Roadway saloon " lis own and
the back
NOrah stood at the top OF the stairs against
2 haCksround OF black coats and trousers.
mering pink. and a face that set his heart
humping His own face flushed and lie
fat Mrs Rafferty, and the Reception Com
mlttee waiting TO make much Of him at tho
head Of the s%tIirs lie saw only the face
rising above the cleaning pink gown and
the blossom wrcatas He sprang up the
steps. stlll staring h~unEriiv al the laushing
face, and a. Ae reached her the girl nodded
caIelessiy and said:
How do We do. Mr.. McManus? Was it
all the waltzcs We were wantin'. Barney3-
staggered him and turned with him TO tie
crowd Of eager lads, tccsing for hcr dances
and her smiles, ,Piiscilla's gown fairly
not have done il more credit.
1t was in the Lancers that Norah and Ter
face was white and angry, She was serenely
smiling.
i did, Miss foole. ~
"Why did we lave it3 Do ye always lave
the things ye like"
Sometimes ! have 20 do that same
pies were all showing now lie .cowled
~lc know well why / came back to New
York
I'm hearin' ye have a splendid place and
great friends / wish ye luck
v no L
-Arrah, then! Listen TO the inSratitude Of
him, an him with a broadway saloon of hi,
own,"
Where Ia Jerry Donnhue2-
And how should tnow ther?-
Aren't We kenpin' company with hlmp.
It's four isOrthS ago saw him last
-Norah. darlin'. ! heard ye were to marry
him"
It's moro than he heard, moor lad
She was forgetting the fguiss Of the dance.
and the boys and girls were smiling
"Ye weren't in love with him, darlin'P-
It's likely il was Barney ye were heartn'
about. MIR. McNlanus 4
She whirled away, and he set his teeth
viclously
III throuble We no more he muttered
as they passed in the chain
More power 10 We" Sic laughed, looking
up into Barney's eyes. and catching IN ITO
train OF tho demornliEirg pink gnwr
Terence did no moro dancing IIe stood
around in corners and clared Mt the crowd
Even his diamond shirt stud shot out vim
dIctive RAYS when Barney Magrue donCed 3D.,
and he resolutely turned his ewes away from
every Gllmmer Of pink The old friends WHO
stopped TO talk to him went away hot under
the collar ~
"Shure, Terence McManus IL that sbtrcL !
ND since hos been associntin' wild the iccisN
~latoors that he hasn't Il civil word 70 throw !
TO a dog" said the genial Mrs Rorer,v
Indignantly. after an encounter with the
aulky lion
The dance before tho last was -lady.s'