New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

And what IS Mr. SacAIistsr doing now?'
he was at ST. CecsIla.s all along. but they tsli
me ne mas been offered something enormous 70 g
here amons his friends. From an 1 hear. he's CIV
Men do give in" She had the sDiEster's zeal scorn
Conversation from that point aagged, cscilyy
when she found herself eventually waking up
wished Miss Kesne goodby. She wanted to write
20 MaeAlls.er and say she nad heard OF n ~
to forget him, and the contempt which she had
pected news OF his reckless marriage There Was
a grim consolation in the idea that 4 ne BAD
cared enough for her he would have snoWn more
indscretion- Her atrractiOns-nOt bis sptrit-had
been at fag1 s4s nq not come s, 70 S no so
rOrance-her girls belief in the sublime folly or
happiness in her heart, she went home % tae
boarding house IN G9wsrs5 where sas s,, WFo-e
his publishers Five days passed before she re-
one afternoon. when she was very tired after a
had gone TO hear Kubeik- The meeting took place
IN the public drawing room. Wnlch vas cleStn -
window imitation ChippendaIe chairs horsehair
sofas covered with Oriental rugs ebony tables and
instrument there a standard lamp with a
to It's hollow BASS pedestal when the sub-2rofsssor
incorrectly announced by the shabby swiss
had lost most Of his fine hair; he had bitten ais
mouth out OF shape and MS eyes wee Jul p,
he spoke. he met her glance for glance directly:
handsome sire mad grown, and he wondered why
she happened 70 be still unmarried They pad z
charming conversation. during which ne rsrerreN
his sorrow. and mentioned incidentally soV
Major KisgsbTidss- OF the 18th Hussars daugass-
OF the late Sir samuel sawley SlT 5a5nasi ma. "a
his RomneyS al EmPerors Gate are famous s1s. I1 IN
formation Il was evident that ne admired Mrs
Kingsbridge; she was member OF the c09gresa-
Sinng wita her that sysning: she had delightful
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latest songs and letter describing the dLnler a.
calling at Gower-st after tea time to talk about
s.she must be a very nice woman" said CecIy.
Then one Sunday morning she sa" MacAlils Sc.
waiting for her outside the Oratory tCeeliy w.
not a Roman Catholic; but every SUNDAY sHS "sAs
IT am most unhappy replied MacAIHstsr. wait
ing for outside May tell you about Il as We wal.
TOOK chairs Tnder tree near the Albert memorial
II seems that he had been refused by Mrs kings
bridge. She admired his genius: she would slwa S
that he would make lot OF money and buy land
like Paderewski but. II she ever married II Vas Al
understood thing everywhere that she Vould na's
lord lin said the organist 'is an old satyr:
think she has treated very badly She hasn't De-
TEL me. asked Cecily. did you love your
He flushed deeply
care whether loved her or not 5gp I4 ire 3:
pqued AnynoT she Inanagee 70 % rIn ~ b1Ssuss
she's hea-tless- The other was Just spollt enid
bridge had more to do with social ambition than
with love. He sailed for New-York the fonowi s,
pressing the hope that she would not forget him
CecIIv laughed over the letter and played MS com
positions now with light spirit Her vacation was
Ksene to spend a week end with her at Bridllg.
Little Miss ksene ad not ego 90 20 o., PC ,,b+ I9ss F
train; she travelled rarely they 1ad rooms AZ the
zesfed a walk on the Esplanade. When they came
to Belle vue which had not changed IN any par
z4Ivr Gqf
II used 70 stay there with aunt
drawing room let's. dare say, for seven gulneas
week not including extras $500, - -
Mrs FenneI The eldest invalid daughter who
had SLIGHT Imp; T openef ' asi9 Witbous pleasure
why It's Miss Eusden- Mothers bad again with
me- said Cscfy II was passing. and thought
RE SsA eldest Miss Fenneu showed her two discoI-
ored teeth and laughed out: -,
Of our aches and pains We must be ut
and how IS your brother?'' asked Ced
Hes stlu at Mr. Frampton's Thsyvs - "a
the premises Gilbert buys old furniture ana ma
art In three Counties
mol The only girl he ever fanced ne says:
sTy glsd n he had married. what would have be-
sSs Of Gs E f bs P has missed s ne Gay L
ssVvhat wife she went on. would make as much
ceciIv and Miss Keene walked back to the hotel
through the little town Nr FrseIploh : - i,1 -
lace snurr boxes bits % silver engravtnss minia-
t1res prints Gilbert FenneIi. who had grown rarh-
- st6TIt and were beard stood behind the counter
talking to a customer. CeCty hurried by -or fear
he might look up.
IT don't want TO speak 70 him she explained 20
Miss Keene; "thers II really nothing 70 say
She returned TO Australia the day she had
originally fixed During the voyage she received
another offer OF rnarriage-this time from we'll
fo-So solicitor who a WtdOWer. When she re-
fused him he asked her why she did not want TO
marry.
u once loved somebody who aid not love me.
she said. land now am quite happy thinking over
what have missed
srvThat he has missed YOU mean" said thu solic-
tor who had excellent Judgment
For the moment she did not qutts know what No
was driving at But she began 70 wonsisr
vrhafher he had matter 0f fact, described
her mental attitude precisely.-Illustrate Sport
ing and Dramatic News