New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

~ TWO PARTs-PAET Il.
BY KATHARINE lyman.

though that YOUNG gen,ienans handsozns. raISish
face had more has IL 20 than his wears accounted
for and Gerald had leeu used to look ior many
AT last. one afternoon. Reggie arrived without
aid was Obliged to b. on duty. 1t Vas some Httie
rIne os'Tsen rs ms az tEe doeT tell and his ar
smiling the used zap. cynical smile which made
cheeks had a vivid red Color He looked excited
an sotng 10 stay TO dinner. Aunt Sybilia," he
-.Very ven my dear" Mrs. Nolyueux replied
quite 0oIvious Of the scapegrace's tngliEE cheek
70 turn up. for the feud between the cousins
The dinner was exquisite. as usual but Brisid
somehow feli short iu her attendayce- She looked
s-Cr-isrraT 80 70 btl- bf-nleT e5e ,i--rre5 he
plates before him though they burned her. and
handed him vegetables st arms length
Mrs Moiyneux was very shortsEhted and very
urvbservaut: bot even she could not fail 20 notice
how her nephew behaved 70 the parlo-na.d- Ills
eyes were. more on her rhan on bis plate; IN faet
he stared liz yery rude way 20 that az length the
= should be glad lsegSie- she said. st.Glv. when
BaWu was ont OF the room. IF You would not stare
At Brigd You eEl5errass &c poor si7i so that she
He mGrmured an apology. and was n-tie more
neqx thought her rc5uke had been received ex-
celienty, and began 70 EXCISE reese - .,I 90
pa-lCrmaids eyes Whenever she handed him a cish-
nor his almost iulperC1 oJl5Ie smile which SIT B5Vu
However. she did happen to be 1ookirs straight
Bdvu was handing an ertree ~ sweetbreals ana
WoS1Toons IN th'sk 572Tn ,-s % 80, -o5 5
Suddenly she rhe Ei- lItt the silver dish
gent.eman's sleek head and Immaculate garments
There was shrek. an oath Sc,'rT, HeUn nc
standing. streaming IKE the god Neptune- OILY
with brown gravy instead Of see =" -, = c..i So
ton Of Sv-etl-eads and mus 'roorS letNeel 1's
shirt front and his ves-. brown E-evv stream ,7s
f9Tn 5s- pose h14f4 q t 55n5 3s e17as anu rs
~ hour +sfer. CenJe.a t5srs &c a. a-4 ro-.75
his aunt greatly distur5gd.
y couldn't have believed IT Of Brisil-i coutiI couldn't.
he was even after he'd tried 70 wash It r. m afraid
ssr5ed Of hi, rr tsS- doesn't excuse Bririd f5-
her conduct. 7 was 50 angry vita n7r that
better leave. AMI what ] an 70 do without her [
can't inaE:ne OF course, II W2ll51L nave nap
ouEhtnt 70 have concealed It. indeed but she
Il knew Sac vas a lady al the time said Cap
tain Gerald. As FOR Reggie, III kick hin down
low with v51r parlorrnsjd. aunt sysii-ar
Was that why you were going 20 exchanse3
she was laIv-7ith that Walk. those eyes-thousa
We AFRAID might break your heart
She belongs 70 very good farni-y--tae Des-
I'm - oic ei-- ~ V,ere girls toeether in the
County Clare. Where are you going TO- GeraId my
To apologize TO Miss Desmond FOR ny cousins
ras5aliry-t5 ask her 70 stay With you and me.
'By the wsv. her name Is Pawn not zsrigid' the
later 1T is just like you. that lovely nare -
yours Z an proud OF your spirit nv child IT
Reggie had succeeded IN kissing YOU should have
killed him 90
strong hand a.
..Yo1 should have heard the report she said
..vrFrr =-1ac-eG his face 7 thought Mrs Moly-
raux would come out TO see what had happened
shall never have. him on my visiting list Gerald
'A- though T should ask YOU.
ne IS rot likely forget she said. penslE ey
Then she broke into laughter and covered her face
IT v0u could have seen him. she said And YET
it was a pity. It was a delicious entree; had
made thinking z You
..r should not have erloyed II HaIT much -
had ea--7 ir'' CAPTAIN Gerald said. with grim de-
rght-,T1e Sketch