New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

been remarked-that Its deyotees shall possess
with shilling by his irate uncle Lord Berkchester
twho totally forgot his Own youthful pa r.
princely paupers of whom one hears Sc m"ch
rhat he felt trine bitter is hardly surprising. pr
And need not wonder s at the fHe. ct that IN e
cheauer he kept always before his eyes the idea Of
ss ssy.E wae sad %
the day OF adversity. Now az II happea9eoii p9 i.S
!ssdy TO ESssk eosssa sesiTs s4S.I ~Its &.
nom de piune-a well known one in a certain class
Of smart journals. On more than one occasion ne
WrtRs RTq nssn Here Here then NV was mis- oppertunity
you'd write book containing 74se o9nOSs % hs eerca
book exposing every Weakness spd foiSe 9,sf 9T tas
expressed it, would make them fairly Sit up aho
M9 d 'hGnss h 9f
R T a 9 down on rscp a
Whereupon hero retired to the eeuntrZ aEneo
s o vas s to1ter5tef trn II Fortuae Fp
r4ss fss ss si:e9:d 'sssgss 20 #
MS that tn most out Of Rc the way 4yoea IN IN
tSs 1ae of eushtn int tBs Bsazlsy
| Quentin Bessiey possesses one street aSnked @ By
Ia passs. sas s'oa:g: anE:
snS as Taers is not
25a Is a1Sf 5f ta Ees,9spssi .Hs oi e4ob st
ability hung out apartnegts netcs oSsFG .Ss 5o to
eSmes RadSios boS ndo~ q an
he rapidly turned out page - sfs5 tp Pagr Pagred 81 @
| piicity Of his surroundings. Hour after hour he
oud labor Eead "a he hsEf age onsde AZ this
rate Of working seemed probable that n his cons M
sS5 Gpon ni he 5RsFs
5arsford was Iazily correcting the chapter Wnlca
6 dqERF Hae the Ss him H4e0
And d faed ram torH in the 5Tss re
country dogeart drove up 10 the gsts OF qo1ns fns
adT she entered The cottsge and vas followed FOL s
by m her ugsag Sn esesrt ten ed
once more down the vista of the road to the near
That was ali. Yet herein lay the egg Of an cpl
sode Of some in1portanee .u c.-.,ord.. eve
trained by long tice had nstantaneonsy ~ aofed @
dee deed 'fS fSa foT 5oe little time after had
closed in on the scere he sat sucking s7rnT tng b5p
self that he fool . thus waste e his tsaif time me-
structfTe and VIII doubtless cause the reader to
draw her own conclusions ,u,, IT., i
do1r "a at az uhpre ented early hour TiFsqs
Ena as Of Sight IT n fH seaR in white
With afmfu Of wtldhowers from en- the ;1t 1eds the
e.FhbcrinE garden. and seated itself with book book
deck Of chair proo9Sa ifGT6 spee6 saf59
vhic5 merely resulted In eGnh5msng con fhe has'iS
Hn uReommony qPnnn nj !hS SaRdsce sr
peeTing cautiously cut. II must 60 and ask Mrs
his and!adys LADY tb kitchen ser.s tsFE Of
cunnngIy put questions to which she was by no
"sofs oh SiSH yss sir in said that's Miss Dsnnsson
sR % IpSnP as1 doo They a. as s'f
their aiece: but that never seemed to me @ very
quite natural They're very close people are the
out Of them on the subject-though folk has often
tried, can tell you This Miss DennissoG son comes
Situation there though if 50. ali is she
M e ur6sd uP c 3os ess
here fortnight or more each ume o- GiFiS 5t Iba1 IN
Ssosa TsSe say rs and Mrs srisgs to highly
a9fa a9aiOf and fRl Customs of the metroDo
Garsford retreated to his rooms a He had received
5Rs pe1nissons your name Is he thought
bs gsht hs sn5s 3 the efr
! ever you are; you've pretty well upset my work at
going oirl to let You do 50 any more .u,.,..
| turned his back on the aluring window and picked
| Alas for good intentions: FIVE minutes later he
looking out GIce ~ The e.5 sheet OF PaPeP &
writing Was still lying in its pristine whiteness
on his bIotting pad ..r,,,.-. .,,,.,r,.a -,
! with her already Really. the Intelligence Of the
DUMP ezt be Is enere5 R eghborne garden
and. waving the o1mality Of an introducton was
of 6feP fhe IN deck 'etff ehaiT conversation WIFI ''7
| "Excellent animal Fipper" said Garsford. and
forthwith vent down to the front door ., -,
F!ipper where ERE are & he cried led soI @
vancirg into the open air with perfect expression
96ns nee o as no beh bo6en 0 goH5 ou Saagh
F1ipper! Come here. sir. immediate ely.
| And Garsford, leaning upon the fence which sep
unrepentant Flipper look Of mingled sorrow and
we've quite made friends. Please don't interrupt
US: we re having such jolly chat. The only draw
| back vas that I DIDN'T know his name It's al
| you're talking to- isn't ft?''
| "FIis ba ptisual name was Carlo Don some
thing Edcou< IKE hd hat 0u! but Il v6n 6,ke h
talking to a person whose name you don't know.
then PeaRS it is my duty to TthdTaw tno vbo Won
| quite as we'll as you know me. and from just the
| same source OF infornation
| How do you mean?
! Wen my hosts told soon as arrived that
M Sad rs a yhs @ M sH9
! a similar piece Of information to you? AZ,
Your suppositlon is a perfectly correct one Miss
eoh, am we'll acquainted with the ways of the
~"T1ftiii ~"Then You have osten been here before"
often ri is y Ts f"v9rs 5d he place delight
rulIv M ouiet after the rush and worry of town.
so do That's WHY comt but SoneTS naE-isd
| its Turaness a little too far for the modern up
to-date How do you manage to put IN me me
| time without decent cycling road or even soif
''Tll well you see, came down here to & Tork" ,.
! reluctantly conclude that YOU are poet engaged
upon new volume OF verse IN when men Gas, case my ny
and rundown collars are proved tn he totally IN
CO! "B5St I'm not poet at ALL though must plead
guilty to being employed on the writing Of book
81. me- ali apout it. I have always longed to meet
| real i've author Come round into the garden.
a1G sYoEd accented the invitation with alacrty II
Is perhaps superhuous to add that his visit 70 the
Smith ad domain fsa Has of s0d Quentin Besslevs sus
| cepfibilites not shocked at an intimacy Thlcn