New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

a fat and record amount Of wages. namely. It's
How did you manage IT, asked Miss Quinn.
Softly weeping into her handkerchief
phantiy although il It wasn't for BaIlintub6er Ia
Aunt Taoeaost as great t DARING s as y 9 SCI;
There were MoIJa,4esy ~ s-3lsb-sdi bega.
Miss quinn, but Bawn was too excited TO listen
This time next year" she said. "shs won't part
with me for a hundred year. There's cook who
human facet I know she has been rob6ing that
9.u Gear ~ Is tne sweetest little dolls house OF
L We want anything extra, We can have It IN
For For oqGe Aunt Grace an going to be done with
Il was in vain for Miss Quinn. who was a County
With nSe 90 l t@ a "ee1 ltsr saw, saw BaWn'
driving OF from the Title % to SI II tst 49, sIas
so kindly willing TO shelter her. She was in the
by the sight OF Miss Quinn in tears the door
Never mind. dear" she called back I'll come
every second Sunday afternoon and every one OF
oIt WITH you see, and It's ever SO much nicer than
MoyIeuT in the Ht5s slice Of drawing 'T room that
hed so many beautiful things looking taller.
than ever. N her plain black frOck and white cap
The old lady was looking at her in puzzled way
Ay dear she said, you are 4 lady. surely. are
Bawn repressed mischievous impulse 10 an
s"ej, ~ 10, Ptease M a Pariornaid which was
thought taken in conf JUNCTION with the kind. anx-
and the blush gave her an expression OF charming
Il am a lady parIorrnaid." she said
"Ah! have heard OF such things. And are you
sure you can 90 my work? You're not doing Z FOR
a Jest or TO write about II, are you. my dear2'
D, ID should never think OF such a thing" said
You wont scratch ny plate. VIII you? I have
some very beautiful old plate and I should ex-
maid would do FOR me Il had naidEto mend nv
iafss and wash NY hchus. and make my caps and
Try me-" said Bawn, laconicauy.
The Old lady locked at her anxiOusIy.
7 took fancy to YOU. my dear. the minute
saw you" she said. and that explains my engag-
AyIlneT Molyneu1 you Mere not at ali the person
YOU WON'T notice ~ M ba- 10 OF Ia-g i1
coaxlnglyc And am going to be such comfort
rather no one but you knew i was lady No one
Not my nephew Why. I tell him everything
49, 1t can't interest Captain Molyneux." Bawn said
- nossf nea NO 70 nave toId you ~ fase sort
par-ornlaid and a lady without its being explicitly
Mrs. Molyneux had a thought: the reflection Of
ba ,5lSa - E h Iace; rhe S1rl was g.orlously
lady, he might be attracted by her beauty. He
a servant Yes. it would compIicate matters Very
well my dear. snail not tell him." she said
bed in the little dressing room Of my own room.
thought it would be coEvenient when | wanted you
to occupy the same room with Jane"
1t was not long Before things came 10 a crisis
son in the kitchen who had way Of looking al her
with that humorous and Ohservant gaze. Il
Impossible 10 say that Brigid did not do her work
CUisiteuess unknown in kitchen annals. which was
another cause OF offence. Jane didn't think her
hair respectable either and altogether dIsapproved
Of the new parlOrmaid
NY dear she is so dreadful1v sulIerr' said Ms
Moly1euz, piteously, one afternoon, when II was
Brigtds evening out; I an really AFRAID 70 be left
alone With her. and that Is why have asked my
nephew 10 spend the afternoon and dine. Perhaps
she Will give dinner. and she will
not wait Sometimes mink that Jane drinks"
When is her month up?" asked Bawn, with
sudden afr o. decision
Wi you give ne her money and make me house
keeper for this afternoon. Mrs MolyneuxT
Ny dear. what are you going TO do?"
ITO dismiss Jane
IT have wanted 10 do It for five years and have
never dared to- I'm afraid Jane wastes. mine is
v-ouIdn't mind only that I haven't really much
money OF my own. although my dear boy, Gerald.
There is no reason WIN your money should 90
into James pocket said Bawn. quietly. Give me
And the dinner I don't want my nephew 20 Co
without his dinner"
Hadn't you better wait TIL he comes7 Jane IS 50
1-ao 1~uTf- violent
..SEa win not be violent with ne"
After Bawn had left her. Mrs. NolvneuD listened
1osio that should shake the little fat but ali was
silent within the room flooded with afternoon sun
shire end sweet with growing flowers and flowers
pawn could not have spoken yet II was relief
70 hear CAPTAIN Cferald's kew n the door. Re had
a IatchEov FOR his aunt's fiat, and came and went
.~-la~a is some odd So~t ~ drama going on n
vour kitchen. Aunt Svbfll7.' he said. coming IN
maid =-7r4ir~ Ize an angry goddess. ore side OF
the table. and reaped up person whom took 70
be Jane AT the other.
Go be continued)