New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
IN TWO PARTs-PART I.

IN TWO PARTS-PART l.
And this is-sbainr' There was note Of de-
waved her riding whip, indicating TIE line Of
purple hills mat marked the heIlzon- Beleata Eer
roadway ran. losing itself in the shadoWy woods
which bordeTed II each side. Far away or the
left the sea. rolling broad blue waves golden
sands.
-'Yes-this is Spain" The words were identical.
and yet SOUND CT them the girl turned quickly
and looked inquiringly AT the speaker. he was q
typical Anglo-SaxOn long uTnbed broad shOultered.
ciose-shaven, faulJlessly attired IL well hitting
riding suit He sat his horse with the ease ef one
long accustomed 70 the SADIE, ana nis AeeI o-s
eyes glanced sea-cningly 10 right and left OF him
valley below
The girl at his side also bore unmistalkable eyi-
dence Of her nationality. she was slender almost
rra,. oi.a-ed Stir doSe anvb0V Her nose vas
tip tilted. and there was a touch Of pride n the
poise Of her head. and in the glance OF the woe
b6Tis5 styaG "a ne Venre- Ser cotton skirt sin
collar and mannish tie suggested maybe too close a
chester was still in her teens and yet had not
learned the rudiments OF the pleasing art OF dress
you hate spain,' she cried. reproachfullys
speaking her thoughts with tAe lnalscie--'H "a
The man started and turned. the shadows that
hsr 5oyS1-i - had irfsrasted him from the
first moment OF their Acquaintance II you say
s.oh. but I Know she answered with her most
supercilious air; there was hatrsd sL.G al IN
''WeH2. The mans amused glance WIS UpOi
her glowing young face -
does ST feel T ike t S she aided with quick apology
IN her tone, when something oElgnI s 1870; -
Spain but Of the countess the sad beautiful span
to her. as they walked in the hotel garden at
Gibraltar. her passion for this man a. ne5 Soc T.
And new. when beyond all expectation shs a.. -
compliance with the countess suggestion iI1tiee1
n 1.5 b t CONFESS 20 fbs later coquetting with
fate. was already I'VE mlnuL - Behlhd TIE '@4-47
II was tco vexatious. suppose her brother ana
the rest OF the party that had started eaTher 't
MA -Nr
countess lose this last opportunity OF recoc-i-~
She only half caught the indignant out5urst that
her remark had called forth fsSTn asT Ssr sTs
searching the road 70 the left along which the
bdro{s. one can't 1,Ii-s forget the IncIrisi0n and
then there is this war with America "a a-l1-l
fighting. but have been told II IS not exacLiiy
bliss &c be under Spsnisn rue me - ei,ei,
chat does not prevent individual Sosnlards rom
being the most delightful o. people Dent you agree:
dined with Us last night at the n9sz .r ot 70 5s
found Well he IS Just cnarTnins sqc Zen i pIf &c
right arm. you know. and so is net able 70 90 20
the front They have given nm he, I-is 81 go -
country NOR. actively I wish you could nave
heard him talk last night" 80 -s,.,s- n,.
silence nsr the sternness OF his Prohle could De
once embarked on an enterprise. was not easily
daunted- It was SC Ike an injured lover sne I2.9
10 MS late passion. II only the countess would
-
rirht By her timely Intervention; It would be En-
Chanting 20 remember IN after years the part she
had PLAYED IN so romantic love affair
you leave Gibraltar Tomorrow she said.
speaking haphazsrd to gain time; Tor. despite MS
peIteness there no mista king her companions
apparent desire TO be moving honeward-
THE rndouAted satisfaction IN the tone OF his
reply made her heart sink mat G a15el al e sound nd
along the road at last and her field glasses lew
Miss Chichester I think. II you do not mind
he was turning his horses head. 49,,
Miss Chichester put down her glasses On lusI
shaT always remember that but for you I should
have missed this delightful ride. and perhaps who
e. nv brother 10 start without me when Re knew
how was ongins TO say haa zen az rS 9s1s
xTandees You know. our yacht leaves Glib. to
morrow early. and there IS no pan ISr oGr =
49, ne has seen Glib and that's enough And
suppose II Is interesting with AL these Iorrlca-
lions. and it IS nice to think Il 2slongs 70 Eng
that. But oh. II IS ugly-and the glare Al, nov.
now this is heaven Look at those trees a. ne
side there did you ever see such green cay
shade and the stream that CLEANS Ike silver
through them. On! you must ewn II Is D7auu-
Ut Is 2 tight place" He spoke with short
reckless laugh. and something IN the alert way
he glanced around the little valley STUCK the
DO you know" she said candid1y. IL had not
known you 70 be an artist, should nave taken
indeed He had bent his brows and was scan
ming the dense cover Of the woods op2osLle.s 80.
ought not to make personal remarks Il is fault
OF mine that time, hope. viii correct VIZ els
''Jover' The exclamation burst suddenly from rom
bending forward IN listening attitude. ,,,,.1
'sNot-not-brigands?'' she gasped, Wnlte uppeas
small party OF men had appeared on the crest OF
the hill