The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
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8H Srmees aqmar Nathews

and the voice OF Mr.. BrummeIl's own man !
'sf,his way Mr.. Chalk" as he raps gent
And for ali those shall have TO com
mit" concludes Her Ladyship, as she
springs to her feet and unfastens the door,
admitting the tailor ia mode.
That night the suit Of grays well brushed,
her wig re-curlcd, and her pocket-napkln
richly perfumcd, her mothers Brussels vel
stripped up and made into crayat OF 50
raviehing a device as caused her host al
most a spasm when he beheld IL, Sir R0Nn
McTart cat at honorplacc at dinner. and
was. to make q long story short, the cyuo-
sure and toast OF the occasion.
The duel with Sir Percy, the rescue OF
My Lady Diuno, the Invention OF cravnt,
the nimble wit. the handsome face, soon
bespoke Peggy into favor, mat, consider
ing all other things, was wcil-high ~.
credlble and when, the following day. SIC
appeared IN one OF the suits MI Chalk
had made, with dash OF powder on her
wig and bronzcd complexion due 70 sur
reptitiouS purchase at the players Gus
metic shop IN Drury Lane, 9i snnqly
fcnt OF being comedian. the satisfaction
Of her host was unbounded.
slde gluucc at his guest IAN You re o ult
short Of money, I'll put Few Anhdfeas 20
your account at my bankers. Young gentle
men will be Wild ana spendthrtt gt t1me@'
I.undou's new to you j fancy, and
81 thank you, Mr. Brummrll. from my
heart" returned Peg, but I've three nun
drcd pounds now idle I'm my pocket. Ihat
viii last me, I'm confident, unJl Ie{,.nn
home. and. hy your leave, I'm thinking III
quit town ,his evening
But Mr. Brummell has no ears for any
such scheme The Bpau's erpHtlc fancy nus
not hceu caught by new object Tor ple
mere sake OF losing It: his Joy In the lash
uud buoyaucy, the originality and ntllcte
uf MS latest discovery IS genuine
and mo argument. of the vcry fcw Lady
Peggy can ofier. I'M lac breaks down dt
oncG.
"Zourde strl Are YOU fool Sir2 Your
sire was hot one before you 70 have half
London a.talku' about you; all the prints
" 5,ig,. c5r n glimnsa of YOU. aud you only
,,, fr 7',n ,bggr fs,. d1vs; aud a-proposug
| =, 20 borL and bury your tnlents for tying
. grTssols In Kent l1c upon you, Sir, b
/ iist.p 10 no such ,yhius Here's my basket
l loaded with invitations for you already.
! fgdv Grooi.woods rout tonight with a
/ .lv glance at Pegs really hlushiss i1c',
! Lady Diana Wcston's mother. as You arr
durtfloes 5,yarnt The Charity Bazaar at
scEr,r,e t,utorro,v. dinner at Holland
/ House; Aluacks'. aud my own little plan
."o n r, g,,rr., b"rscbacl, dinner, bowls.
"a look ovrr fine stables. and home by the
Neht o. the moon Ruck to Kent, for
s.uth, 40, sir, not vet
few hours Iatrr as Lady Peggy got
into her magnificent suit Of crimson satin,
rold cubroldcred. as She behcld her image
r jhc .laas and cnrtht the hit ot ne,
sword In her hnud. INC blood that snrgct
over hrt face and throat was mhr-red
ssiiT9is ' tcars forced themselves to her eyes
+ once amin
SIN. ,,1s to he OF soon to Lady Brook
woods. here she should encounter not only
Lady Diana. hut doubtless Percy himself
mayhop kennaston, II he had been 9ole q
get him decent coat TO wear In place o
9TH IS shc had met in PARK Lane.
T,r tho hundrodth time she cast wildt!
about I'm her mind as to how she could, nov
az tbis prcseut moment rid herself Of tn