The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS.
Lady Adelaide. wife OF Sir Robert Edge
Of .Blent Hall eloped with captain FiIz-
sumably in time for Lazy Adeialdc anu
tl,zhuhert to marry and SO make ths!L
Robert estates. They feau later, how
ever, that the date of Sir Roberts oeath
is not the riEhtful hell Iney Keep ~
comes irto possession of the estates ana
resides -'itn his mother az Bleht i5 -
Unknown 10 Lady Adelaide. Madam
Zdhriska. ana Mr.. Jeukiuson Nceid, are
Madam Za5risEa. with her uncle, Major
DuDIav. comes 90 reside at Merton lodge.
near Bient Han. Harry learns from his
Bleut but they deterinine to hold the utl"
for him at any cost. To further MS cause
Of Fairhclme but finds two rivals in rob
Broa6lcy and Major Duplay. The latter
Zabriska. He informs him that re In
tends 70 tell lvers. and they quafrei,
Harry winning In a brisk tusS.es -Neeto
Nina Zabriska meets Need and they form
a compact to protect Harry Lnteteels
and maintain secrecy. Lady Irstram
dies after extracting from her son
promise that Cecily GaiusbOr0ug,n, right
I'm befraes of Blrnt. snail be invited 20
to BIent and Harry fails to receive them
Later he comes suddenly upon Cecily IN
Trislram. the image of his mother. The
engagement OF Harry and Jane lverS is
announced and Duplay 4noounces ms qe-
termination 70 expose the Salse poslJ2h
OF his future son-ln-law 10 lVers- LtarIy
unConsCiously falls m love with te1ly
ana without telling. her this, 2cknolwl--
She is Lady Irlsrram of Blent. Then he
steals away from BIeut by night, stop
q
win jamie Tver. who loves him EIe goes
30 London. where political friends Of his
mother interest themselves In his case
JeC-Iy, unhappy ~ her new possessions.
Follows him to beg him to take Cdck
5len'. FERRY joins Sloyd in rea1 estate
t---t. anu becomes q comPe+lLor OF IEeE
CCCily -sks Harry TO marry her so that
De may return % Bleut. He refuses and
s4eh suddenly realizes tnat he loves her
Harry bests liver in business deal and
IS offered visCOInty by political friends
I I AIRY TRISTRANI returned from
Bliukhampton in a state OF intel
lectua1 satisfaction. marred by a
sense of emotional emptiness. He had
been verSv energetic, very successful.
lie had new and cogent evidence of his
power, not merely to start but to go
ahead on his own account. This was
the good side. But ne discovered and
tried TO rebuse 20 himself a feeling that
NE had seen nobody and nothing beau
tifuI. Yet the old life at Bent would
not have served by itself now. Was he
IS turn out so exactinE that he must
have bot5 lives before he. or what was
in him. could CRY Content A man
VIII sometimes be alarmed when he
realizes what he wants. woman oIIen.
So. ne came in obedience to LOdy
EyensWOOd's summons. very confident,
but rather sOmUer. When he arrived a
woman was there whom he did not
know He was introduced to Lady
Flora Disney, and round himself re-
Earded with unmistal1ahle interest and
lurking amusement. 1t was no effort to
remember that ar. Disney had married
a daughter of Lord Be1vdley's. That
was enough, just as he knew all about
her. she would know all about him.
This. again, was I'm patent incongrulty
with BiinkhamDtou, and smelt Woetuliy
strong of BIeut. Lady E'venswood en-
Coura Eed Harry to cSEverse. with the
visitor.
We're a little quieter.' she was say
ing. "The crisis is dormant and the
bishops made end Lord Hove has
gone To consult the Duke Of DeXmin-
ster--whirh means a fOrtuight's. delay
anyhow, and probably being told to
do u0thmE tn the end. So I sometimes
see Robert al dinner"
And De tells you Things, and you re
iudiscreat aboot them said Lady
Evenswg5d. rCbukinsly
ct believe Robert considers NE as
sort of aute-room To publicity. Aru it's
SO much easier 20 dis0wn wife than
a journalist, isn't it. AIr. Tristram2'
Naturally. The press have TO pre-
tend to believe one another he said,
smiling
Though how they do It, my dear
nnarveled Lady EVensWoOd is what j
don't understand
II know nothing about them, Lady
Flora declared. And they know Moth
INK about me. They stop a nay gowns,
you know, and even then they always
confuse me with Gertrude MelrOse-'
'I hope that stops at the gown. too.
observed Southend.
.-The hair does it, I think. She buys
hers at the same shop as I. Now, what
DOL do. cir. Tristram?'
.'Tou. Lady Flora? You know the
shou. Is that enOughF
Yes orwell, no: supplement
there. I declare I won't wait any
longer for Robert"
-He won't come now" said Lady
Tvensw0o1 rs the bishop nice my
dear2"
20 yes. quite plump and gaitery.
Ecod-by. dear cousin Sylvia. I wish
you'd come and see me, Mr. TristrauI.'
Harry making his little bow, de-
ciared that he would be delighted
II like to see young men some
times" Observed the lady retreating.
.'The new STYLE Lady Evcnswood
Stunned up "A s the door closed And
well. i suppose Robert likes it.
l'Dissimilia diss.milibus shrugged
Southeud fixing his glasses.
EFT is the only concession TO appear
ances ne ever made" sighed Lady EV-
ensVOod.
shes a lady. though"
90 yes FLATS what makes II sc
funny If sharNvereu' g.
yes it woufd an be natual enough
But we've been wasting your time
1fr Tristratn.'
Never less wasted since I was born
protested Harry, who had both enjoyed
and learned.
No realll i think not" she agreed
smiling Flora has her power
The remark grated on him; he want
ed nothing of Flora and her power
30 was indeed rather an unfOrtunat t
Introduction to the business of the
afternoon; it pointed Harry's quilts q
little ady EvanswOOd, with quicl
perception. tried TO retrieve the OBJ
servatiOn.
'8ut she likes people who are inde-
pendent best she went on. $50 does
Echert. IF II comes to that Indeed h'
never does a job for anyone
'-C'arries that too far, in NY opinion,
cOmLserted SOuLhend. The moment FOL
diplomacy approached
But when IT came to the point, Lady
Evenswo0d suavaly took the task on
of his hands. Her instinct told he
that She could do Iii best he Sg0l