New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-25

good hunnor and confidence BY Jove W., W na IA
conceed ass you'll think me I' from on each other
I look such guy I'd be sorry 10 pe 5oUu tT III ms
iI!n VI III, rSoustache it's the only saving clause
ia be an ugly little besgaT II el1F s1 into line
r1 ,+b 10, other fellows and shave yet Must let
myself down gently tStsJ Je%u5't certain CIR
- The Major coughcd hoarsey and raised his haho-
- pete POpDer.
Ih2 2lo shg s Up ne said Strengthening himself
Ems hssv U - NAV be somewhat old fashioned
hut can't help believing that money dAi,lS ,ist Sic
lighting are two se2arate and even ai'37O''''
one moment Maor inte[P 2sd 'i5y as to eavl
- ont I'm the cold in that Delaroo corner tast
week The o 95FF a6Rthng Of that kind with pair
Of tongs wouldn't 9id, thinH II I mean You know
as frightfuIIy sorry. But tell YOU Wilat s III
man ma neo u You shall run for the profits and II
risk the losses J about the place since last
T2ssa c st intellectual sleeps eyes
s.Pv cad sir hold your tongue. crleu "IdAuI9O'-
Lee starting to his feet
The subalteTn s s09f aGay hst have done
he Continued ike doubtful schoolboy staring al
The answer came in deep tones; -,.
r,e5t eif am sorry to say it but YOU are cad
Sir: and if my influence can DO II YOU sha; hot %
of US long You are g } f v SIrr
I've more important things to think about
Se Gao 1onc-ster jumped as if bayonet had been
rqn ne Iitp 2 n he 1nurnured frowning if he
were trying 10 diEeT{ t Fs5e5 with aTte Differ
emit quality in the stare which re sun hAeu upon
MS I i rePeat an sorry feel obliged to speak my
mind what Ib mG4 mBuSse could have led YOU to
Tresure-yes. presume, srto address ne as y 1oT
! IT. You've sickened me Pray GO. unless you par
! ufPg n3plr SSrightened considerably
| All right RI go" ne said. cheerfuly- ! begin
| to be seen. But-'cad'l And yet Wei, ANYWAY
| Major Lee. you're gentleman. and so there can't
! he a duel between US about it,
! he left the room holding to himself The Major
had an AIM 5acK and sp9oEize but something re
strained him He believed that he bad said anC
II was as II he had put his foot on a butterfly
/ merely because the poor little futtercr a moment
/ before had dared to spread its wings between Ms
For The rest Of that day the Major felt uneasy
nervous dread seized HIM lest PGnPer TRou Gor re
| 81 the regiment. forsooth, Who he. when al
Wef Ggi eq tb fe et Of this same honor? H
| knew Just how his comrades would feel in the mat
Poor d ReY Leg G0u Just Ee him. and so on and /
their hearts they would dsslgnate mn a coAlouI i
ed oif fbd PF familiar friendly footing for old times
stepped the mark. and had done for himself as on
of themselves in spirit and In truth
| He worried himself desperately with these ant
| kindred fances. and. as salt on the wounds Q
ms ~ot t o. Of Billet FOR life grew and grew
/ mere hundred p0unds-and the Colonel had game
!
! the lack OF all hifautin notions about human
I nature -, . ", :
| Yet the day PASSED much ike other days at BAG
denharn. and il ended with threepenny whist az IN
| TTnion club: and no except young Pope
/ seemed any differert with him
| AZ 20 O'clock the Major was helped INTO NJ
( coat by some in the hail OF the cICb II va
/ rather A clumsy some one too 50 that ne turne
( Nth = smile as well thanks 10 see which OF IN
( members was playing the aniaoie for the frst I'm
! or "a in his life But II neither the tow
/ clerk nor Chesug the rich provision factor nc
nor A new servant. either II was Sub-lAeutefaIl
ponper with confusion in his eyes.
Sorry. sir You arc such uasheQ nelsnt- Ihui
INJURED little Pepper rs he sn4tcned al ms Can n
| Then tho Major knew What Fate eXacted of hi1
He waited FOR little Pepper and they walked nac
"a quarters toFet Their. and the way &c recafite
those earlier words Of his almost 20 the very las
OF them. .,s r.-.- -.
that's the truth" fa said huaii}- OhT 5eNe
knows suppose, what outrage enc y tapLn.S - =
t1mtiI the orecse-er-so-t Of temptation necessary