New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

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family. known to each other without elaborate g.
predictions But II I have offended YOU. you must
forgive me-
He looked straight into her honest syes a-d 80
changed color.
You very kind me-" she said. Simply. 4
thInk perhaps. ought % tell you a Butte abous
myself was not brought Up u BE- a professional
artist Ny father general. and held high
command time, ny mother was he dau=h-
ter Of Lord Cowbridge. whom you might SNOW by
name once an Under Secretary for Wa Eut
ny poor father lost nearly al his money IN an
unfortunate Speculation. and my sisters and were
lett with only 4 few pounds year one of them
is married. one does typewritlas. and I trims
@ make career us an artist
She brok= oT abruptly. Tor the great tenderness
ana Si4HS v, Y 5 5iT face face '0ae.d hex o,-.s
- answered gravety- But don't ever say that I
an sind again. Your coming here is a great and
SINGER pleasure 70 ne and am very nlu,n alone.
Fie cid not repeat bis invitation 90 i1ncheoa. but
ASte- he had gone. Hyde voude-ed- She who
On r.. son Ire5daG ~ mink r-l1r liter aU her
imaginative JemDerament light b. beginning for
u H1sJ rqe o. triumph over Der luds1.a ~ C-ne
musical voice again, My dl1 She look forward rit
II va .5oi.R F 6r@1as-e- - a De would aaish
chartre1t - The chatear sar..e1s Her mind Wa
- fun o. EXCELLENT r-SoI-,-i1r ff- She forgot 10
rot-e .ttis fight ~. steps. Leading down by q.
2 moment helpless. II seemed -o h-r verv long
swollen and usfnf1f fl.t and q. sudden f4trtnes4
seized her Under The kindly care st tn e7Heierse
opening a. ---aaf .,.,--t .siep- II ~ ,ts5f
face watching him from the easement lu q fen
moments ne was in The room and UesIdr Tiyida
"Aipho6se and his &ife viii look after YOU h@T-
did Infy h@ss mn hJt.e v1ctTt o54r9en at your
the chateau and it viii much more co-nforjabIs
his dark les ADDED t-e9e1h and 6rs5sie5 ~ bl
No.
enough 70 pay these good people. II she should -
TEST u her inJeDded toqr-a prospect when 10
longer seemed dsappoiLtinS-she could accept ne
very strength Of hey wish 70 remain made her feel
You can be wheeled into the garden when YOU
ir t c s5 me low mellow voice with
your brilliant skill io1g Won remain for Won
And Hyida 5igshins sor S2 T5rIaS- NOES -,
gravity Of his earnest eyes consented
,.y. 9sn after I've Two days me pin in her loot
Wa r7]ra se-f9- -far - f~s+ F. "a T ~
- but IIyida surprised ~ doctor BY her iniif.
vouI5 come in i-frsir= s-ares and 81 ,,I tti-
rose Fvs-v evening or r. Wv ho-I- - -,
walk o. drive be would pay second visit. some
e-vs-s with the sane kind smile. the gentle ankle
lis footste1 - ra,.b he fs-e ~ i5a ~ 'lS
clock TO draw less and 20 thiGk mo-e-
began 70 lead tie c6TrersSti5n srSqri ard sa IA
chateau. about whom tn god woman vas usu-
synpathetic manner. s1e spoke lro-e openly tbsn
YES il v.s true that 3Iqgseur le Marquis looked
sometimes III and tired It vas a lonely lie. al
ne had been a v1yelr Ike most yo-,as men in hts
notorious married lady in Paris ana divorce: and
monsieur had certainly spent great deal too much
% pi5asure and thought the dime 6sd come h.
ranger himself That vas " ny h. married tbs rch
His present wife. Iiylda e@rIiy knew = she
lie r -1 rs " ne ,.- ~ ,. or I.@ gil Goes
whrlinE. arount. she put r~r cold aa1d Up % Der
she is alive. theu--u1onzlear-s wife,
7 should think 50 rnaI-u1oi~ere. 4 fue. hand
The r7ar1Ise1r5 Vvv She Tsts- .o5 ga
The sight % the chatsau ~ more thar a week q.
winter always in Paris with her motor ears. and
The light in the room waning. and Alphonse
had not brought IN tn lamp Jeanne did not No.
line which seemed suddenly 70 have come between
In the mo5nias HyIda. ti-ed after night o.
grown statue among the trees-a cupid who
had lost hts wings. Leaning on Jeaurs's arm she
had managed to ct as far as this corner Of the
drops glittered on The rose leaves and shOne IN
broken OF. she had not been sketching long When
q slight figure came across the wet grass toward
he- and the sunlight breaking through me coughs
How cold Won are ne said with carssS in nfs
voice, as he held her hand for a moment Then
now and drew vsrv 0sa~ -. 80 III q 1'NoI 'o'7
Hylds looked straight his face with ~.
frank. good eyes that haunted MIN - HE dreams.
Why did you never tell me ah0ut-abOurs'---
there was catch in her voice. about yourself
your marta zec''
He silent. but he Gid not take his esz. -
her face. She continued speaking GI-cSIy, = Isl
Sorry. that I utterly alone and no. RS
70 esk for happiness, Yes. I think 20 -
she was weakened by th~ shock % her accident
% seepless night. and though she tried hard %
answer. she could not speak Il a moment re
kneehnE on the grass beside her. In his badly
have looked like the prince who owned TIE castle
and me rose garden 70 any eyes excepting those az
this
~Hylda," he said with his arm thrown around
! can't exist X YOU should go. You can rnf
little house somewhere near here. and work az your
art viii come 20 you osteu--eveTy day-and W.
Her sketch book fen heavily on the vet tur< no
rose and CLING 10 the stone pcd-stal or me statue
Tie Cupid looked at the two and seemed - EfuEn.
~ Sha crai. "v1u should that 7 never.
could do " ask-coIid not "a
OF that kind You would say I am alone. there "a
nv religion nv fathers mernOry-ard" looking a.
him as he stood beside her. my love for You
am not ashamed that now-1uSt once and
once only For know. too. that am zoirr
away from you forever
The following day. her arm through that OF oid
swsfff-g the train that 10 axe part % the
wav home From a narrow window ~ the chateau
= man watched long. trailing line o. smoke SLOWLY
melting away against the niue- tfe laid rs bard
. 81. hsad OF the black poodle. who WITH His
tvFo foreua against the edge. booked sOlernty
out at the garden ana the nan riowlGS the
There goes nv LAST hope Of happiness Toto
s,fd his Master Shall 7 ever feel perhaps . ths
summers come. that the memory Of one good
woman - a better shuz still. and more worSS
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