The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02
II. WALWORTH,
Author of


Have never heard IT. was HolbrOoks
lawyer and am his friend
And then. in as few words as poSSi-
be he told them the truth about Teddy
, and Jane Grey There was n moment OF
..-S.s,e when he got through Then Di-
ana. flushing. but Tesolute. spoke;
-.And I iISIIJei him ope' ~ this morn
ing before all those people, shall have
tO make amends aS openly
-'insuI;cd him. DIANA inquired Mrs.
nesbrow-
Yes. dearest He-he-had nut me into
a pisturc. And I thought ii was insolent-
- /; would have been if-Oh. can't You
Sce---
And with a little des7airins. cry she
flung her work from her and ran out OF
the Tr"ui-
MY dear said AIr. Desbr0w. Il am
compelled - say I do not think Miss
Towers Is much credit 10 you in point Oi
s~If-scug-nl-
.-Ch. Willie. let hc- alone
.T,s." stid Fielding. quie',y. let her
alone. snr IS suffering kcenly from re-
rsors. M this moraol'-"
Tn..- b. tpli e supaicnentary story OF
the ascension I5I5cs. D-ana's Indignation
and ut:tr Hedges spss:serins wrath
IN. st-1.--t y. --EIux should she MAKE
s-s,ru.ss t.s Teddy IiosS-ook--' occupied
Ts1ra-s rls..d sNei,SiVc.y all that night.
anal Il pursued her into ne routine oI
the mex days duties. hen Ile solution
fia-g..,s ur1u hc-, Her apology must ne
Offered su th. presence OF those WI" h""
v-f,ue~=..i the sIr"n'- This would be
..,sS-s-.s only Al Mrs Muns;te's reception
Wp,s1I H.. s-.- there The fear tnat ne
rnfz-r not na-rssI aI h'r bright an;-ci-
,...ts.rs - the evening Nhat should she
.Is ss - were nn;-
Il. xa~ rt,rs- Snr Saw HIM almost I'M
r....,l-ste-,- att.- is.-- arrival AR l-e Roy
N-r-r~r.,-. H-,i him in her retinue- Dia-
ia glanced about her usrvpusiy-
-.Y-s- -r.V v-crc .ssl there-is.t;y ana
Euv Er-k~-. .I- HSsIssS and scores "i
.,.ar-s. Mr= Nau.tt--~ handsome rooms
,..-., ..--s.s..s y.ssI tiI'evI NitI "a fu;ter1nE.
.-wrsr-.. asv-s gathering crowd of THE
tsest ufsrT'.-
AsI5y va~ helping h-r to receive bii
gIv,r o.. ur, s-u-s her covert NJ an al
.a1.. wiz. ,,N u .srs.i hesS..- r-0u"iy th"t
her W. Nrlette w. receiving sh' NOM
az.. II thsS.- ftsh.u.i.iis.s~ with the m"s'
absolutely ua.In =s-;-posS''s~ipu
Diana u,ye- onv, rsltercd IN ne- res"-
rsrssr. -h. had ass gueI herself q Very
h.~si -a-k ami sl.. spe-form-I il neroi'.-
gU- Ta.rr lu th.- evening she stool
.su~.. i., Ni-~ NIsus.t~ ana iificd shy eyes
t.. is.-. prlsi'n-iy-
-.U.t- Mrs lf-u-t-- veu saw me Il"
Slrl..h5r-- very rli,l. Tn. other day-and
I vaut .vu ro rrlp me undo i,. "a Tar A.
. ,-urI .r,i'-ti-r ,v~- s-'u be- un'lone-''
-.y.u mean 20 sIr- ilplbrook-
.-Y.---
.-y,a nearly rushed him. oh. child
child how can amy creature be- at once
-, ~of- and =" hard. 20 gentle and 50 i'm
pitcah:e-
--You don't understand didn't know.
1 can't sNu'afn Go All tonight but you
must hsisi me
How sau { help youc
--A~k Nr- IEslbrpnk u take me into the
r-frs-shmcut Ep"m-
Harriet Ipa,ss.I al her through narrow
- Ii,Is For the iirsf time that evening
h.r h-as~t b.sr "a I.sric quicker under the
pink rs,-.-- pi,.u".I in 1er corsaSe-
--Will-ynur friends approve
'-s;o,lmeJh.r knows what mean 70
,i~- auJ it iS nobrdy's e:~e business"
.-ITr FI-Ilfr--~-
lie VIII appruvs
ssb. said is with such a radiant smile
thar Harriet rushed tu4ultupusIy 20 ono
confusion -Iie had laid this command
Upau her
However. if 81" was G" help Teddy 70
live down his social disqualification any
stsf. ,ha1 would mak.. f.r Oblivion mus,
D.. taken SIN t"Dk ir with grace all
her own
\ >""-e % surprised ewes followed Tia.
'''tsF'i.' .'oU- 'izur, uf TEDDY lIDlbrnok a,
H" els. pF"1r'.i into the refreshments room
with Diana hanging, on hiS arm.
Nr~ T. Isny Armstrong made, q a mat
ter ~ comment when later ou she found
herself CD IIs-ri~t-s ueis.htorhposl.
wonder 90 sine thinks be,sus. shes
beautiful aut called brilliant tha' v.sln.-
ti".t'-"0k VIII leJ her play fast and Ione.,
Wl'a -im iu ASS Suri fashion, I've grown
really fond - that brv since. b.. and nv
clear ttsrhrr- have got 10 h. s,srh good &
TRENDS So l~ I gentleman rp the hack
tr'n"- tte hss father whom D.. IS nor
ASHAMED In refer beck tp. ami. AS f.- fT,is
Eiri- win" .- ehe- Who knows
it was Zoo th's iulctu-o that A.. No
fF't' "',.'rne fully alive To- the r4~rsti,.
Sie hsa t'afH rather glad 70 have Mrs
NTtnS5rpfl-- ru-luusier ou- wit tHsrrt demand
lEE amy .sE.~Nser-
'f ""s.r--e- ss e fri.ud ~ rh.. neShrov~=
''n often speak ~ it. hrs 7 dnr-- he
NNN" i'7~"rov haS ever Eseu racnurilcd sr
a. continued AR Armstrong
b'rpnril''i q" WHAT. Harriet asked.
=" having 81 Waif pass ss his ward N.
never has permitted her To- say -u,-,rt,,,-
"lt E''iiather 1ri =oslmnther and tha,
certainly isiVr h'"n gusiSends ~ ;h.. child
N"o-e "vn mother threw her out into 4,
d"S-s basket
Threw her iut1 Nhate--
N"uuE AIRS Manet-a sem. , ..,-.,..,
E.sn-" sl'pu- her handsome t.rrore M
shc finally screamed that qt,es,f,., =, r.
"ett guss-- "r Was Sh. only irving 10 asl-
u IN a husky whisper that seemed aIr,,,.,
I" strange hcs- Sh- could NOT decide
Don't Tell me ynsl have r,.,-..-- -,