New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

not without modification. seeing that ft no~
kind yet not to be disguised any more than hers
Money rs so aeolssrg. s5 re- saII i SIM ts, ~,
him, Major Lee about Ideals OF Ioftier kind, Y
Heavies, and I'm sure he ought not to have any
time for those horrid stock E@xchange TRANSACTIONS
m meant are hiS iatner business nat rs ""A'
She was a little less like a boy now high
that the Major could no longer look at her without
feelings WHICH had for years and years been
RIDDEN ar he said f6rcne rauco1Is laugh
Ne said she. 81 do not think So And you
Had she been an ordinary girl he would have set
dear young LADY, and she would soon have said her
in her eyes now which raised her far above thu
Twas unpardonably rude to your brother hs
Yes; but it was for his good: and, coming from
It was quite the most generous thing could do"
She had changed again Her eyes met his frankly
and reasoned with him as man TO man II vas
amazing and more startling than before
woman But perhaps you are, are not aware that
his life depended on it. he could have no reservs-
tons with her in this matter.
don't say he is one for he isn't at heart But some
get their ears boxed bv the right person that the
see how unworthiy they have been behaving. Il
was caddish Of him to suppose that you were angry
with him because you had not made money Ike tbs
Miss RiddeTF' he had exclaimed. unconsciousIy
striking majestic attitude.
boz s ss eo w9pe eqc Eg must IKE win sh %9 e
his side. She shook her head in an "I-know-all-
yes Major Lee Peter told me how you'd take
would speak to YOU and thank you: but he doesn's
really mind. think I've seen such a very great
ing Ny own father-and then Peters uncle and
and ans fS t sab st It's a1h p s h0 0 enough
She gave him very intimate smile. with CLEAN
The Major glanced at it, then again at her face
hand. but IN the fulness Of his humiliation pro-
'@You make me ashamed Of myself. Miss Ridden,,,
ne s sG; f FL Ell an Sbe e vins bsi1weI sI1Doss
we say except my old mother You have been i'm
brother an abomInable name what win you think
S5 To s T nIessfSt an Soyr Or two sftsrnr was
possessed by unhOly envy Of what seemed % me tho
wasn't u I in it,: And 50 on" So
''WelIT' said she. glowing with triumph. and IN
the wretched Majors eyes too beautiful now for
mortal .. man an, TO- look At e..,,-.,,...
Yes. but" she cried seeming almost as n shs
were about to put her hand , on n, his arm bow dun
tempted. but resisted; whereas"-
II afraid that Is rot quite a true Statement %
II don't see f. Miss RiddeIL"
She shook her head and smiled the serene sr,rs
saxiods only to have ao1s with hsEoiss and 8
SIgsss e soIidi sU matter sD OF fact ''
Il think. too, that It's going to rain soon IA
s6h5 ss sTstiE ze sSe 81 s. % qS ''0ns
Then she laughed brightly. as * she we're now
sbOut to enjoy herself thoroughly. without
sponsibflities
'aI don't" she said But I win not bore you any
more T was to say my mother, and Peters
n we did meet you-that is. as Peter said
should she added IN rather disturbed parsnths-
sfs-'she would be glad 20 see you II you cared To
call. Ard now gootby, and thank you much foe
voOr patience Peter said you were ths soul %
chivaITy. Major Lee, and i've found you Good
BY"
He felt Ike STOPPING and gently raising that Mt
tie lavender gloved hand 60 hfE nps. Worse Still
ne understood what the ysarutng Indicated. AT his
meUew age and with his autumns1 prospects, For
a moment or two he could be his Unconditional
self Then. with stern effort, be recovered con-
troll OF his routine faculties 'I shah be delighted,
his Geld day voice. May I ask where Mrs Pop~
per is residing7''
Hasn't ne told youT' she asked xayiy. Y could
n would let r. onfv q little
way past that odd jubilee foun saiu-Fla gent House
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