New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Love and a MANUSCRIPT.
BY WARD MUIR.

to make some people suffer simply because you're
aSE:foTd %c ha s' said sis ney treated me aDounaO
the anG in aGR return ee FuTther It's the only way
CT earning some ready cash. .., Tan,
eveEyahns thf in n0I5 this 9Vef ~oTa? '"sA'. ash
One can't do much WITHOUT it. .t thous9 h. greater
things to be done than those that depen0 Oh
foas The tEg5ss IS. tnins' ans one
and bred with brain totally devoid Of ideals
.r1E Trs soHs EEa Nc
pat they ss were trsversng suddenly she looked up
Would you do something to please me? She
asked . ,r,o..,,o,,.,z. b,t
she Fs s,eSpsd 90 s9y6h1nF 6im With NJ rsstrs @ ,s
IT'S hard thing have to ask sae oL sIiG l.
II xant you to give W writing that norrio 0ooA'
Viii You or will you not?" -...
It was evident that sha insisted on disthGt ht
reply Yes or @ no - there .hs +wo vas nothing lo'
Garsford was nonplussed for, almost the he fE6s f;t
time II his ME On the the % one aT1n S4Rd o ny Nth Shf the
ehs ehsnee ees Of E bRDssf GRDeTf
Pp tn s oesS Of txF Fx RfF &
aronS Rat T55nSg' nd shs @ Tfh hST It. Toad So1 SAN
all? The dilemma was a peculiarly trying one, one:
He oyfF fben fhe he ~hoie bod t her
Il cannot destroy my book. not even to please
Be- ia the Sn4aSr.s aay ard said no more
the msngssEPt s5P2s,ng xa sosSe: SGm2iGfs pfs
pared to post it to the puhlisher. r-. AND
the gong Sy 10 is SEND nshfd It b nso SAG III. % World
spite Of my protestations?
Yet ct surely you reaIiz-- Oh. can't you see
she seeed TO be thinEinz deeply. Then she spoke
How VI much at was It that you to get tor
FIVE hundred pounds"
"ARd il yog .on1sa xsFs IS Sffs5ss fsss EPGres
publisher
WIN for hing lnp9ss5s0l;
am receiving quite disproportionately hsn ra'e
by chance some some, one were to Rtd thou"
'We!is I think know Of a person who would
what on earth DO you mean" r., -on car. 10
give n1eaV me Your manuscript feel that can
0e!s1h BUT my my dear Miss Dennisson don't know
do o5o5 it. I've 9 SeSsT a21t od dn1% 26u ER2
thing Of my life outside Quentin Beaslsy you
FT atter FE51a' of fact M But no there's no need
enter into details o It's reeom e9nER rd d2 Sf f6 e I'll
take it to London myself If don't return IT. In TS,
oan originaily nans int lntended 1;s1i''' ~ ~ ~
Garsford looked at the girl in amasement.
Come G5 now, ri have 10 butts Give ne tn"
He handed over the bulky packag" without an
0'3Ss @Sop What that, settled" she cried "Goodby
YeS IeS''I must get ready, at t. cat;h h this this
sfternoon5 train t 4Gn tIa t cbscE SGs M again ' "7
The next forty-etght hours PASSED slowly for for
Angus Ciarsford. Quentin Beasley was: as ne now
realized for the first time an inS9ferao ira oy o ofi, To
pISe to- He He Rae etrnie oil aimeSslG about MS mind
filled with thoughts Of Eva Dennisson ana hea t
pondered t. the stranger did her offer appear,
he md
with rervor which in any cne eiSe eenent meer1 Ia'
On the evening Of the DAY oIo~ng Ing her sTs sudden sa
paper He unrolled it Hstlessy, and glanced along
its iGsant hetdfmS hnwevsr his tenon was rveed b
an item Of news which occupied 4 prominent
"Death Of Lord Bsrkchester he read Ell
hotise B3sFSP,f Of the deceased nobenans career
& Is s0ss then he the paper ., a t" 20, '4
S had nstaqtly graspea tfe farreaohng EeT
sheSter pi estates Were now his and il possession
Of them M he Need a to p56zh 5iS9 the and
was more Important no nee" nee s1oLe6 10 trtIIv in
condemning his work. and nothing hut The deSTd
o able to 9rrT @ her Sed w0gd aa'9 s PSh P5suaI uhr
her influence that he had really begun To Zee feei
and hifterIv regretted the circumstances
which compelled him to turn out 'u"h spltelul
cried that 9ngseTpf 9ss npsf mest ses be E9s st
RHt don't know Eva's address there. so how
Tefurn then. AS soon as she comes must offer
ys ten thou5and tho isHer g9 ?dS cmcEe ;9 Ee ne m move
heaven earh IN can throw nn the miserable
hng United 5ntH dhf in s T53 fever 6f mpatehcs
ztTis reappearance Next morning he rose early
Which he thought she would probably arrive He He
was hour too soon but SO m great @ f"1 %a9 fh h1s
Mhoe a9nlseE tme Ss but Stamped up and dowr its u
tenanted length with an enersy ] Wnlcn + ar4eTeN
Al last the train steamed IN. Doors flew open
emitting stream of rustic9 on tne1 way @ 10 nn MA
t5ern. and Garsford saw. with a swiftly passing
surprise, that she had travelled IN d "fsI ''oS
''thss :Mss Dennisson, he cried hurryinE forward
2Hs be haYs s2mSthiRs gacK st that
BUT don't want the check , mus, boTsr have bss the
FFs1 T and Psi1 s1s m ?Sx f6:P 's' ma"
whence this sudden change Of M 'front.'; at ~ +o.,.rd
| Quentin BeasIey, and I'll explain everything It's
SsS ef the Station and soon in the lonely
high hedged road which led to the village, For
whiIe TN taey scent of hay and overhead struggling
school Of rocks lazly foated across the cloud
TO talk of anything pertaining to money matters IN
the midst Of such delicious Pea[e % ss,erav, paner?
he began at length;
TRere wa was fssoPmeih!ng in it which effects my life
very considerably My uncle IoFo neFN''''S''' -
| Indeed
Il to regret his rs loss D9f Tr vsn gsss sse1
him for close on ten years. Therefore, it must be
confessed that regard the event o toTs as
the nature Of its coming First OF all hGTTyer
ISos let s nai dream Du Of u puoshng BOOK
it solely Botboier or rather laval, The u,rI
| r,ado nos attempt to speak.