New-York tribune., 1903-05-27
TIE Dauebfer Of the Horsefeeo''
RY CLIO GRAVES.

stead of asserting with enthusiasm e9 70 .In Side
10 side at the same time droopI1g ey ne5 does not
do not mean To-. 70 tel me tnar my Nep--
No nof How hastily you jump at & o0nGl1slonst d0ss n6t
ike girls" explained his mother But +,s ns ,hing
reserved aaq M W reay IL thought he fanced Ethel
Crompton one time; ne caiteo t Ftei IS what
thev cal almost professional IN her handn.ng o.
racquet and it TtruT1 Ri as Aunt
F,dWina who was not without shrewdnes-- .,rs
II believe she played with the LeIt @ n4he, t sv-s
him SO many games in the set. and even then -
''Ahr' calculated Lady C4kennaL1, advised him
to run mile before breakfast every 9EnI6s % 70 @ Ind
him her Indian clubs get up his muscles. OiIg d
is so sensitive. he was unspeahaDy FER that
since has scarcely mentioned neI naie. ne Enss Snd
he seemed to De rather attracted oy Rosa ~uO
!That is .ne elder Of the generals two dausn-
ters?" .,,,.,.., and literary. and I hoped
aorsfbfnS might come Of it But she Is an academy
edalst gnfsTs5aPPd5 P WagaF Ray an aHo Grieg cigny
as Won know renders Scotch airs and oId E-ns@!lsn @
9lGss a9sd ysgus2e yeEy Psd' him She Corrected his style
gave herself the airs OF pro1%ess0Ft % tb an 3a0o At
Brghton boarding school Women should not at at
yond their sphere didn't quite know what 1dl,as ne
meant. but yet l graspeo that E-0S~ H0
MI. Evidently" ,.r .,-.,,,,Ad
1T heR s61 did hst 2oT GinnS ySsh had ID found da0e
match The Bindleshaws asked him TO the Io"eLs, 5-
and he seeInsd % Pa g6 She is serious and literary
and at seventeen aa RqoSRed Rs an of tine
which if it had gone into second eGlsIon T-nfor Nor
tunatey it never did, but the poems % "sG ssd fbat he
in several pap Papers 4fre, IKE them Well. OF
course. remembering Clunys pretty pr s gu IoF
46asg 46a thought ss eG must aaEo5fs get asa
In this world. I have learned, sald .Lqs 5a1y
~ IS too true He composed really charming
cOsc on the name Of Pa P2ea brbsaq sa9 'ec gould You
imagine that She would have picked It to pieces?
No the acrosttc- She assumed pedants airs and
termed acrqstic WTiting de2ase F fsIse he aid not
Know the difference between hexanl some some
Es ougbt 10 study classic versifcation or give
UP the attempt write Really she quite cruShgd cru gd
6ot Step to9 09tsGs 5d9 the y grounds Mhs1 he
low impressfveiy laying her hand on Lady Coke1-
hams violet satin sleeve i tnoGgnsIi IN. eI 70 TaI.
vers to interfere lest son should PIunge lnCo @
the vortex Of dissipation, and vanish 0elors oui
Good es mercy. Julanar. cried Lady Cokenharn.
The Iady Pamela episode must have cut deeper
than we thought continued & G5uhy tbs .TIgbtest
tendency. , Thank heaven. the brief infatua, 5
'Ie oi intense alarm You know Laurel Bushes the
small cottage with the large paddock and staoies
R50ysrs 5oys agFhter ief t9 tTane Hunters il
hacks? Well i o-tbs - ~ aeo ffurv haunted that
piace She fascinated him said Lady Besujoiy ssoi,
hated bin-there is no other world" 60
'.What sort OF girl was She? asked CIunS
A@ff MY dear Ed%na y2q shall know all Tns5s 6s
sense and fight feeling to his aid the
You ask what she was IKE LES Iagsa VIII, IS
sight shiver OF alarmed propriety. that she % wsS
the image of his wife, her deceased mother. VIZ VIZ
was a prodigy. according 70 nlr S owi snv
virtue Let I'll US be6sd n0pf TaggaTt in his business
breaking Young horses for ladies 70 ride a1a
GETTING more Is ntSer sporting people than think
US at all prudent Lady Georglana rdved duoLS LrS
80 sbs1d and her seat and sent her daughtsrs
to take riding lessons from her; and ! viii not
5ery that the young woman rode super rnlyy.
She had good figure and nalr o. 81 Ia brt TO- Or
yiousIy s9Gcbs bie ana for young woman OF that
one shall say denied her due even 70 tns @ cnidd
Of horse trainer" said Lady BeauJoy vi VIII In mag
.E3iIt the afrair-if II could be called one-is al
overS'' breathed Lady Cokenhan- IN anxiety FOR
hr .!oesd ana buried 1t is two months since she
went away. Business IN Lonoon l was ne e eHTnse -
art vas doubt not the real for Miss Tag
CARTS exodus. Hush near C'uhy step III tn7
nan, .n5 the maternal ear was not at fault CIuny
came in He spare and short and sandy.
with neat little parted cuTis & upo9 TnI.e eL
over mouth that would not always Keep smut His
which his mother called hmpid and his enemies
Wraterv were of light cerulean blue. he was neat
ia attire. and his gloves: neckties and ntts dtao
spats were Immaculate He conversed Win
the two ladies in little high voice which seemed
to lodge behind his eyebrows He held skein or
tatting thread for his Aunt Edwina 70 WIND. ne
read 10 the ladies hts little high voice arti-
Gle from The Times he down 10 the plane
and tinked out Scotch air IN the precise styie
which had operated so unfavorably upon Rosa Cud-
nores nerves and said as he rose rubbing ms
little hands together, i thinking OF running
up to London tomorrow, mother. dear
CTo be continued1