New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

brothers but were compelled to take it for granted
turned out afterWard that sue was very Far from
being all right Eul@iia. 10 her cost discoy
she had fallen in love with Eulaa and would nurse
/ magnificent eyes they were. too-and Ielt
| that she could trust her
as If ought to have offered to nurse Eulata my
| Ing about nursing, it seemed hardly fitting mo-
ent TO select Tor the purpose o. carrying oGI aIha
occurred 10 me to look into Sister julia magnif-
The result was not t bad for girl Of nnetSe4 as
short time. There was a mesmeric influence about
Sister Julia lovely eyes winch made me ieel az II
graceful snake. Sister julia had lovely tteh DARK
hair and exquisite lips. Her chin, however, was
growing grow ' Ffl always feels at ddvantags when
suryeying the charms Of an eaqqslsel{ of R u,
spite Of her beauty, did not like Sister julia ard
seemed vicar calls "a merciful dis
pensatio9 OF PToyIdence that We TeFe human t+
in the lower scale Of creation my days wouu nave
ventured somewhat hesta tingly. to confde this
view Of Sister Julia to mamma; out mamma ssla
and disparaging spirit and that if / Younger
chapter in Corinthfans As one Of my objects in
growing up had been to avoid learning CoTin-
myself still in the schoolroom, and mamma with a
when / came to think tho matter over-Sister
Julia I mean. Corinthians-it seemed TO me
Harley Street we're in such illegfbe writing that
they might have been Coptic so far as we were
knowing most things and the mere fact Of our o3,
rs the more anxious 70 pretend that %e knew jid
not 1t takes time TO discover az t1e ms anu outs
of peoples characters, particularly the outs
kind to set At The 6esnriE things I Eql ,63
Ar+b~lT Tar,,Iar7 ana tbe7 took to stunning to-
been promised a family living later. and when he
whose upward night should lure him to enpyreaq7
know that Eulalia when breaking the news to me
Arthur puts things so very beautifully. Eulalia
consented to be the historical bird in question, and
metaphoricelly speaking to set out III ArtnQI So
Which he had had hGted In Pursuance Of this deter
lnination Eulaia for the first three months of her
ToTe d2ye + SooTeG gsTme aavs p
in their books because Rgy Gannot Gesc oored ar
is 7ieIr ,,alr glsII IN the s1Tns and her bills
became SO extrayagant that mamma teartuIIiy re.
u dark serge which was more useful a aIf i
Arthur said only Re put had 8one and turned
into a neat little useful hen -, ct, H.
cpme home with a flushed face and sore THROAT
The ngA 6a Gay e ne T Itself in that unpleasant way
in which Illnesses generally make their appearance
" For Fortnight 2 it looked very much If EulaIa
would wing her fight away from US 70 tnose SEEM EN-
Poor Arthur-we all learned to love him very much
door and run for the doctor and mix things and
potr out medicine, and comfort mamma when she
dropped (Manma has habit OF dropping IN enas.-
gencles and it does take so much time TO stlIl9n
it-aithough we had the very best medical advice
lowing to the efficacy of PRAYER, Etla1a slowly
right hand in his right hand for the hour together
with an expression OF rapt deiight on m hs bad
I think it's a thermometer you know the thlTg me ne
doctor puts into your mouth and tells you not 70
bite while he tests your temperament or tefhpeIa-
Well, Arthur would sit clasping Eualia's wasted
little hand in his big paw. ana hoding on. on 10 ~
ee9oe9 BUT afteg fortnght of this sort
thing the doctor said that Euialia had better be
he said ozone: the stuff they put into sea air for
invalids-she could before her marriage 80 arthur i
and Eualia, with kind Of rapt expression on their
faces sat fer hours looking at the toS e a how he
meant to be bishop some Day ana 5ne SAG s scS
a good looking man yet she felt Arthur was more
adapted for position Of ms cnnant A With
e mere fo 0ge her Arthur would promise aspire
He was 50 Fa5 4 be to b read TTanhoe in
the same way and bring nmSeiI up Mn d y
at the end Of chapter. However. as Eulaa Ak all
WAYS vent to sleep she never n0r Tvs sooh3s
Unfortunately Sister Julia found him dHeNP pre-
P Riy Tet Told 9cG Word about Sister Julia
cept that hated her from the first ana teeI Ftlee
with. But stop moment! Let all things S;b Pc
90ne GeSn GTtT o is so Fond Of saying when am
in hurry and can't stop to put them away 49,.
and could Li' not look after Euialia, so mamma
nut an advertisement into the local paper LoF
a nurse. This story would never nave happenS.d
had not the future archbishop taken II INTO ms
head that he must the woman who was 70 look
after his trea sure. That how he and SISTER
HACK ewes on him and meSmertZed the man. her
long Iips worked convusively and she screwed neT
hands tightly together OF course, mamma Sald
sftervyard that this all my magma Llon JUST
If al the age of nineteen. should nave lnasln-
tion enough to invent q thing Ike that! BESIDES
her Of heayeD-Pn sure Sister Julia didnt know
much about heaven-t is time to begin 70 look AFTER
her. -..- II. .-oot- re his
reading I'm such 1atterng terms ne telt quite sure
that she would make most adTnIrapIe nurse 1oI
Eualla, and went back 10 SlunIand IN oIdeI u
become a bishop as fast as possible.
FynIaIia was not we'll enough to write 10 AfLhur
20 Sister Julia wrote for her. Then sister JuIla
took 70 running uD to town on mysterious DuSl-
ness and calling Arthur l had 10 4tIenu -
I-aIia Instead Of cycling. and, although am not
more selfish than most girls OF nineteen; SCENE
70 me rather absurd pay Sister Julia tor run
ming m TO town to Arthur while do an heT
work and got nothing for 1t except an occasional
from mamma about corinthians Wlteil
made mistakes. The way mamma heid CcTLlthIdiIs
oyer me was simply immoral, and told heT 50
afterward when all the trouble happened
Even when Eulalia became well enough 10 write
70 thur Sister Julia still continued 70 run up 10
town 10 see him At first she deceived arthur, oy
T1jn+frg that she had spiritual wants put WheI3
he found she always took his hand IN ners anu
messed It tightly for more than ten minutes at d
fine he began to have his doubts. ana told me
ca You mustn't fancy I'm a conceited man.