New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
Beaufy's Bea1.


her own disappointment TO with o new re-
spect and consideration the insgnihcant beaHty
fuI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the family: and Violet
ing Arnold that she became quite arectionate
during the short period that remained oeAore
The BRIDEGROOM was not strong enough for the the
conventional honeymoon, wnch YOU'D ~ T,75eb
ioy had tried his delicate body as too much sorrow
than usual when they left London for his country
mouse. ,.o-,.,,.. =. ,,b,s-a-s1 70 his
bride as they drove from the railway station IN
meet them ~ on are going TO make a new man OF
me. In a few months we shSlI Dc abe 70 81
a9 apr i oSs an the beautiful things you desire
Aas thought Besuiiy ybt az tbs errsge imps
tine most beautiful Of all viii De denied me iOr-
But she only pressed her husbands hand for out
ward answer Beauty G Oan than She could ave
oppressed a child or COB, ,.z,tnca,t hsvord
Il was December when she was 1sas sffangey
solitary one in the months that toi40weG. Hea ss
5arJ'r' Illness was intermittent. one oay ne We
DanG Abr,g6t,v Of returning the many calls that
had been made upon them, OF accepS, 1-oI1Id ne
sn9 glgh scgteiy in darkened room too ~ even
Tor 6eaI b had been Installed as part OF the eS-
Pain used to walk through the splendd roo s
RES and all the other component T y9aS a Kind OF
tal house 4 fe g 6er that ali Sssysd
her all those treasures pSIoi5S mirrors as she
7assed them by, pale pale sT little more scared
ey Some one else saw in the same va" freedo
tr9 bp e arranged for you to go to LONDON . bsc
vvith We vour father for time When you 0Oii0 '@
sha De SeSrt gave great jump Of Joy S1,
she protested all the same agaIr 1 + and Beauty
However he was deIe dd rom captivity found her
self on the way to London one 4A-''
Day Friov Yourself ali you can had been her nus
bands farewell injunction it, 49, fra.
taste Of gayety and every one seemed %
things pleasant d I9s gep progress through
Tnndon season ike the progress CT pr111 a11r, ~
Beauty Dac S at her disposal but nevshe t5s
she found that It went Sho 1sr4 10 Court she
hours "f sseahionabe She had zest OF living that
made people delighted with her h,o,s that she must
come back His answer always was cn INA. bscp to
to stay as long as she "ouiu' N-4- ~
him as gay possible . Ao,,. bar
No one seemed very much concerned anout He5
nusoa +4n Brvanstons once more on sound basis,
Mrs Bryanston had taken heT once 6 hInod Fever
l Nth a magnificent disclaimer OF opngaslol;
endowed Violet Hn 50 w fhs S h9 was Of course
ceptionable? 1t added to MIS- SoUns matron
o9 tbe season. and it did not at all interfere with
hT own nselsh Of dear Arnold 10 spare you TO US
she would murmUr But no one . ever su sac
hot aaf1 place
'f Tbe6 suddenly Beauty got tired Of the gayeaes
4 L Tas a dream. perhaps. phrase IN q Iet1ei
Sudden revelation flashing IT'S light lncn, neI 10 bar
She got up morning pace her Hl ss51sttfna her
stoD-ootber's Mortified renoEstrarces $3.50
| F3rvanstOn vet slept the sleep or the IIsL C4i"S
t3ok the O'clock express to the NORTH .r1o.
II was late afternoon wnen she a. -. Tts-
How fresh how psTe nov home in station ~
ana unannounced-for the hall doors ~ &c ilIs
open qnu stole Trstars to her husbands rooms
| She stood at the door minute uiSS'i-
| ING MIN s ,s1sr thinner than when she had LEFT
1 hJ-o and the hand which supported his
| ba iav gazing over the e8quISIte
nto-Ted +ransparent against the afternoon ns.l-
| He was alone. and his face was TN o. o. raTtys.
| 7 ooking at him something unsupported III oe@N''
| heart sprang into life
| .93enUtv, You have come back 70 fret yourssel
/ 20 death q Gagged bird Why Old you IL -
] was trying to make UP my nina 10 let SOu 81 "
| eE.TT csus because I love you. Arnold; l3Veo
vo,1 eli the time though Lad to ing % OUT. v,,
I've, love rne7f he repeated increuuioo5sSls' AO
| v-oTIId make the Beast a man FeautH'
| 10 aTTe were around him and her frank EYES
told him her love As he iooke9 nv e - re
| fece seemed to alter; something OF cO~i"o1' u
| solve came into It. =. Ia .-.a.o,ss ,op love
| ne and shall ransack tlo "O'iA "
Yo auf+eTHard perhaps because love and happ l
| can work their own rniracles AInolu ,5 a s1rer-
| became comparatively s'iOiis -'' ~
~ ICED 10 saw to Beauty that the poor bSdst
IL dy,nr for her when her kisses chansea I'M IN
to , Prlnce- s1S much honored Arnold Feversham
| " = Pessf in these days-CThe Cuiver-