New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

yet again Why should he not I9oS @ ths @ m5Tsr g56 n IN
who and what this Mrs Rodney was. what her
husband was, Why she never mentioned hin i " nS
they lunched at the same club and took no 7 no1s.7
OF each other beyond nod The hanson stopPsE .t
& he pe G siaTnInf1 the door behind him. IIe
was met by the butler ~,
Seaton told give you this note She has lett
Left seaton said. where on earth to-" Bur
Dear Arthur it ran. Elsie wires to me thar
her child is III and she wants me nope TO o.
back by the end Of the week cant neip SdS @ ln-
people tonight. Where have you and Mrs x,
case at the club: l brought il here. thinking :
should see her this evenins- Tel H45Jon 20 "a.
He crumpIed up the letter ansrtly- Why Sholf,
St,S s6S AZ cIIsra5 10 Certainly isabel wa
at times annoying lie entered Mr5- Seaton
room and saw the cardcase. He would NOT too1n QUO,
it. no There were initials on IT, \ - l., X RE re
wondered what L stood for int Ien ne 5 9 FI wo1I
call the butler and give it to him Ihen he n2tic-'
front door that the cabman was expectantly walI-
ing De paid He went ouJ WIN lIe CaLur,ss C:s
and r taEing out a card. read the address 10 the
driver The hanson moved off, Fate closed the
seaton met Mrs Rodney .hy steps Of h.. h..
looked tired and rather forlorn. he thought. de
spite her gsnerIsi air Of 2d 95agsy 5sye 9d on h
ought ] TO apologize toE PsSleTll5 b Eo eo{ C
excuse You left your cardcase at the club. ny
sister brought it home. and nere ] II IS % ~ ~,
% .SV one istenin would not suspected thar
these two IoiJereTs on doorstep OF a London
house were terribly in earnest 50 evident was tl-
carelessness of their manner ana loh5 ti 49, ~
Seaton he thought with amusement Of ms ms Ead1,vo "a
common sense anu cotlLoi, nv - v-F7S corId IN
spire such midsummer Madness However, WnaL
did he care? lie would play the game ou' % '"9
ei. .tT don't like sending You away" Mrs. Rodney
, Going u%H on this hot day without some tea or
s0mething. yet YOU must be ured 20 death OF ti.
s41aintment s3GnG M She aushed but he suddenly
STG!'S 0f Course III come in if YOU ask me h said
She answered nothing then; but oeekoned to pm pm
indefinite period. there was 10 need Tor WofdS
and believe in reincarnation and the whole shcT%,
after this afleTn9' n ,I P b,,7 is Sss-i
You are quite right" she said: we must hsss
known each other in other world or state. or
plane-what YOU viii But let rs ENJOY onsSSlNf + -
snow vou nv books" He endeavored TO show q
polite interest IN 'ng ~ % 81 his favorite authors
but ne found himself throwing il careessly into
"a can't stick it" h said It's the maddest
thing in the world put ,; .Gy YOU , ana I'm CA COINS
Nv Ii'' husband Mrs Rodney interrupted what
Mean seaton echoed wildly WI iS yoSr r2lI Ts1
band. You pointed him out % me IN the elio. le"
him ! again You nave io5lld . II IHll an ,- ~, ,1s
* oOf Of f;s tragic iItteraucas
Mrs. Rodney got up and came [rr[ ~ near 4 % 4 Tb
green in her eyes was very intense ~, .4
,,,tbs ll' ftsr nv marraes-I did not for him
Ssaton walked to the window; the room SEEM SEEM
VI Sagd 9Ty men vander@I roiseiesSiy around
7 don5 iS f'ti'1 anderstsnd , ne said with a'ssey srN
in MS voice. The man in t5y Gao g.fh 'r' '>
rht cam. tr,' her sye~. he was surprised 20
hear her laughing ,,l. .s,s b
married ,' rue IL q an 2ia}~ @ no, Ey~rg sg
a1lt OF England 50 long