New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

But come ana look az Jle improvements ~
nest he continued Now that you are not so1ns dIs
to honor me- except as an occasonaI xisiIoI' EONi
She rose TO her feet. biting her lips. and put on
How about this han?'' he said This you re-
member, has been made out Of the old kitchen
IT'S perfect" she said: but oh! why did you
have Dutch tiles there by the fre?-I like the red
7 got the tiles specially a surprise. he said:
"and now 1 wouldn't have them moved 1heS
7 don't like them" she said with her old petu;;
lance. 1T wouldn't be hard to alter thenl ShouId
1T isn't worth it-now,' he said steadily, "espe-
cfally as they give such pleasure But IT. Is
nice Of you to tell exactly what you think
His face wore a smile; his air was courteous
and firm. She set her mouth and bit her lip again;
TAKE care Of the stepsr' he warned the stairs
are not finished. I want to show you the immense
.sAh! what a viewT' She cried ecstaticaly.
Yes, there are two wndows-you speclaHy
TT is delicious" She said. full OF a woman's
visions in the possibilities Of such room a.
lghtful for my beloved books and carving desgns
for wood carving" she said; besides, these are
''TRey won't be wanted now and they are easily
moved SO shall make make this my ybs Re %eped
so We did; but green or yellow is more suitable
Blue is the color of nice dreams she said visit
fully. ..-o. 49,. oo,,r+-v,,.,
want IR With d2eams? he SCORED I'm have blue in
of the two ggsstr1Oms % # b9 ySp s s. persisted
Just look how the light streams in. 1t can stand
cooler paper-blue paper, green stained furni-
= am sending back the green furniture"
He shrugged his shoulders
It's too fantastic for man
II wish you'd let me choose the things You've
no taste; and bachelor house IS always 1uIi OF
.!WeI he reioned IoftIy II don't see who else
iikeIy to have one apparently but it has master"
s Sa T1R We up end 70 aim ana she SAID timdy but with
He io3ged to turn round and take her in his
window hasp.
oh, that l am really helping you. and that you
Going to i've here? Rather hard kind Of pre-
h 9 b9 334g 5fs@ s she y8Gh y%h9pFsd apEs ia
Wei Wei let's pretend quick. Come and show me
hwag y2g .nEPg at isb but %e The fefgnsd RFna
pity 'or else you'd appreciate those hot eup0oards
a.5ow w me me everything!' she replied sternly
So he guided her throughout. from the attlc 20
4eTe is your@I mean the paror. he said. when
Such slips were sadly frequent. and she WINGED
%oi, You've had that beautiful new window
made she said gratefully haif n snse aerse 70
ms aot sicsaas course
He shrugged his shoulders ,.,z..-
She went to him and took MN 9y s19 tne
Is this part of the pretence gamer he asked
qotSS5;'I mo: want yes or mo- child
Then think yoq're neither @ 9:b but only child
She sat the head q his table g de%ursiy 5 atnI Her e
the meal and the furniture Of the room with IN
iibs yo1 and Miss Trent come down. he said
II shall have few extra Injuries am gao b yTg
ike the little nest" His eyes tWinkied' Out hefs
he5hea as don't ever intend to ask sophy Trent down
7 never gave you leave to choose my guests
.yon yi1 said You'd pretend" her rueful argu-
ment ,v..,,e,+ wise sou1." he urged dog
gedly cat any rate it's only through heF 'i~t
kn2% %ae[g snoed ed II all now she said II shan't
be able to 2r@s5GId @ r agSii aair bowed to him as to
stra nger at restaurant. and left the taDe- FOai
ing b iToIq 22bafs rT in - this little box? she cried
something for youbut you won't want bx II on noT me
He took up the little E green aast atngr 924 Oh
OAK az saolI shogd ike to see it, -
ESar gS5 TPyT + mel rs She SH(y (Gy6BRna6aed Ra1a6aaed
He put the case casually Unto INTO her manu- anu
stE9ed s ont 81 IT. s tears Started TO her eyes It
n'natdTe I5fn moto and her initials and his inter
wsEen: E :a,k down into chair and began wonder
at herself She would 90 to him and hum0y peg
psrdon and relief and advice -. z.-..,s =,
baG ~ dean? He was suffering-on the rack How
Paid o u men axe so seriously2 She started
ssfveriuferdinE the men0inS OF Daru
ie 80 h3e whistling went or gayly- She rec
e;1ed the tune set TO words OF Harold Boulton-
a song she had made him learn TO please her
when surabls bees begin to hum.
nd beEin 70 slug
buds the chestnut come.
v-hv then think 'tis spring.
pu+ whAn fancy winters tow1.
Ana dof my cloak alacki
Tbe east wind bites marrow bone.
And sends shiverng back
sha calored and began 10 tiptoe her way across
81 ~ water in the yard They reflected her
par town dress ('ri6lculous attire as he
had called ill., and the April trideseenee St tns nsas
Ejs,fe every note true. lancinS her sore con
science:
50 sunny soss are Daisy's eyes.
breath the
ERgf When ! heave loEers sighs
laughs suil %
ItI vras, Z hawthorn blossoms white