New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-20
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Being girl Of sense as well as seiSoL1 ~ 6roT
termned to bring matters TO point Wen oppe
ternoon, when his grace led heT for the eeyeaIn
time 10 tnat G'adn ld +iJ1v !IukeEwhy dd you
aDo you think" he replied quickly. that at. II II
Sfaisie 6ushed The Duke took her hand and
Are you sorry that did come"
You are very yoan9iS:."
- said IT, Duke regreJtql5yo.. an Sky -'i
0q[ 90 Joe tfe shrswd face The sturdy well knit
figure. the keen gray eyes justified Maisie's No
Tha Duke continued - +-1 has
no-a0of marriages. Maisie sighed With your
advantages Maisie you might MARI aG 1UeS she
II have thought of rnarrying-soIneoooy sac
whispered -. 80, -ns uffe Of q no
the tact the sympathy. the gTace' TIC
WOE h. 3 oh Exclaimed Maise- and can hardly
ca .sbaTk Heaven for that said the Duke piousiy
You have spent underStIlI. ~ cIfs1 rns-fs
thorough knowledge of french ana dJalan AM tit Ht
German you are familiar with tne nS1y v6lI nave
Jfved. YOU understand the fundamental dlTleIrei -
Sc@IIsncv observed to ne hat you were n 70 De
the wife OF ambassador agreed WIN ---
. II paI csGabie little hand he Whispered may
pay From Masses IowedEe q the Diplomat b th 5
ftpate5 which 70 pluck first The Duke Hlisunoer-
stood her silence. - 49,, .-,,,---,=
And
and be spared. much as may % poSS.o 80 m
5isa monuments which wait on let Us say; tns
tbie eaIted position the Cabinet was said 20 De
within his grasp What %3 lsie WITH feeling that
the pains and disappointments must oe shared 0'
NE NJ dearest child should have known that
Won would make such an answer see you NO
not d 6o SAID Maisie Duke YOU not
mistaken in regard 20 the prospects
kE roy -.
I have not that. hrTu faith IN his powers ~ni'i'
YOU mink they are faiing-5hose pow .I,
she paused and the Duke repeated her words Wlth
ey! STeb s Ihey are my dear lady they
and a certain value. even in Dresden -, %.
I'D % %us Secretly pleased that Diplomat was
held in such high esteem sun 0'n7is' ~
Alow Nd what do the Others say demanded the
DUKE. i IN ~ hear from YOU what the others
do saw Apropos-whom DO you mean oS TIT
otRS SbEthere's uncle you know and-er5the Corps
DplomauqUe here ana n, as * Al 6unnn then a
MI W., 7;d-puunp-ther1-a little Pom my word
Twas II wrong said Maisie piteously. I was
so viqaIIy interested: II cared so mpen And !
knew that my own opinion was worthless see
you des ~ ali the Duke fastened reassure her
IF interest in him inspired your questions he at
resent it. well-what was said
IT nave never minded said MS grace iottiiE-
Pray go onF' 49,. - ~. ..,1~s,,sa
frsr and last. he's gentleman worthy OF the
great name ne bears But. all the same. tney
rLirk rhar-how shall put it@-sO far as the El-
ropean Concert is concerned the orchestra collq
vr0rrv along without him. I hope, she aOueo
a,xi6uslv. THAT / have not hurt your feelings
~ said the Duke. regarding leT Closely. ana
raaeCtfng that he had never seen her look SO
charming Malsie sighed. and continued quickly
..3erhaps f-they-ars mistaken he MAJ sue
caed 10 believes she smiled tenderiy. That ne
viii succeed. but II ne falls Utterly J. you under
stand would care. except on bis account as
rank his position in the world the career ne mas
chosen, are nothing 10 me.
INJURED - 81,
Yes she replied. letting her eyes TAN
the Duke took both her hands in MS ana Aissed
her gently the forehead -
the fuckfest man in Europe. All, here comes yogr
good unclet Tel him. when YOU receive eer'a'"
"a rkagr from NJ