New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

/ ladies' Ny husband would not hear OF O..
/ stin think he was N the wrong. II was right.
only Just. that Philips money should have been
used in way that he would have approved.
He loved Madam. Anything done in memory
/ Of her would have pleased him Ny husband
was obdurate. Philips wealth was swept into
| the Golfers Of the State.
But Mr.. Beverley was very kind He bourh.
IN Eighgrcve Han and gave It me that Nadan1's
grave might not be disturbed This thought
had made me unhappy. The house was mine
for two days only then. at night. II burned
70 the ground have always felt sure that
SJrly Pat who thought misfortune entered the
Hall With me. set fire 70 the place But never
told OF this BELIEF I was far too grateful to
him for Kidding me OF an incubus The Hall
was too fun OF evil memories was glad 20 be
mistress Of the land only.
When Lord Ebbrides heard OF nv marr4are
he sent me my mothers emeraI6s as his wed
ding gift. Although I had no wish to accept
them. Richards fury az what ne termed Al in
suit surprised me. They we're to have been r.
turned at once. but Mr. Beverley again inter
fered. and after several letters had been ex-
changed between him and the viscount. bought
them and gave them 70 me himself He has a.
ways been so very kind. When I try to express
my gratitude he pats my cheek and says he can
never do enough 10 make up FOR past bad BE-
my having thrown Dick overland IN other tales
told
Mr.. Beverley Is grown very old gentleman
ninety odd May he live many years. He no
longer collects rare antiques. saving the last
added is so very remarkable he may never hope
20 find such another: then he laughs and-Iools
al me
a goddess. marble Athena. yet a creature
Of flesh and blood, A young antique, Pa
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ing. securing such curio." he winds up. there
IS nothing left 70 desire"
Dicks mother does not agree with him. She
lives in Germany. so il does not matter much
Dick, who is occasionally sentimental bought
the old farmstead. on Long Island. where We
first met. Mrs spuyten. learning this wrote
him letter Of congratUlation-the first notice
she had taken OF our marriage.
I hear you have decided To live in retire-
rlent- I glad. I congratulaJe YOU upon
your good sense. Society does talk unpleasant
" OF your wife. OF course. as a distant con-
nectiOn. close nay ears when people insist that
where there was 50 much smoke there must
have been a little fret A pity that Athena did
not check the man Errantis advances AZ once
truly good girl might have been expected
70 do. II she had listened 20 my advice she
would never have entered that Den OF Iniquity
make allowances. however. as a true Chris
tian should. I hope you may always remember
her bringing up. and watch her every step
etc. etc.
Richard has never forgiven her. I ala not
mind for myself. but as some people probably
thought she said. was. because % my nus
band and Mr.. Beverley. extremely sorry.
Looking back. reviewing my life at HigAgrove
Hail carefully. fail 70 any vital mistake
made. At least strove hard to do my best
and Nemesis stood nv friend.
My husband tells ne I am az heart a Pszan
I know that believe in Nemesis,
xHE END