New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-22

lated wealth. In q generation or two the Cnalners
E "a d11 "9ns asSns 6f % Sas affs Ea %
longer belong 70 ne nouveaH richss and Il the
add somsthing to the ius1rs o. tSa family. f-r..
BROTHER Lucy must perpetuats the Eioriss or.si-
ored = a ss gasneT I95 ass aes2sn1 woS,d % ~
1ad been taught 70 feel this responsibility zeal
Consequently Brampton and Lucy Understood
rom the 1rst that their cause was practically
affection for Sir George had 40 dislike for ths
opoose his dane5tss-,s a Ia5 wiSe enough nof %
IaaI5Tnlly duty vas perfectly understood
he proposed Tor Re s yer 9 ts s You
SUPPOSE it's svfv gS1S are oo d waai Sa7 Do:
70 more think OF marrying man TO whom, the cIS
to whom o6jectsd n1yss sIA u AslSl--z man
Rr5 RgT5aPs he viii come round some day" said
yWRsEaaDF So" she said With a w,steal smile.
itted more common sense in these mates 9s sc.
S,s ~ [ona OF 5Ta11Pton and was certain that
she also saw that it was not 70 be
In the interim they had very good time. They
S5E Ess 0FFought the grls Up 70 town he
young men sttsr morning IN Bond-st-
sitting a. tes Raj ne he G yoens people were
S7' geSpse14oIs ggiasssEsnnoGneed gentleman.
Re s5rG 5, out into the studio Ehers his visitor
hul-elt who had anishsd his business earlier than
he anticipated
8g are s#i; s sE @ Ct ss to s
father OF the girl he wanted q
The old man paid no attention 70 TIA welcone nor
What do you mean By that picture rs asked.
Thai? OH that IS Just Httts fancy pic-u-e-
he was Somewhat astonished at the question BE-
cause hitherto Sir George had declined 70 taxa any
interest in lis work. having fancy for the rub
Yes. yes said the old fellow testify. But what
put The idsa into your head? What does the picture
1SII i IT5a "a New S2 re- Pos5 ssis Brar.1to,
The cd nan Locked AZ him With k9d q as-os
That IS More Farm near Mary Tsvy.". SAID
BranpCon. with q smile II was born there. When
was IN Devonshire last year made : skstsh %
sas sca IoT ris po56 5 s I' Used
You were born there 7nqttsred SIR Gso-Es
DO you call II The New Road'2''
Branptoa Soon after nv mother and cafs.-
ae 6 and nor 3sI1Ee a5 vas us2 he s51 s %
outside the orchard He was half starving and IN
90 away empty. took him IN. tu6Sed him. and
clothed him. fxed him up with q square orsskfase
young fellow told her his story. He had zat hind
S ss into sl5d h seP 2an .wsg 81 oG sR
gave him 5sTaigaT 'e esE. b 5s0 Tsff ss
'aad made him promise to 50 hous aad mako a
sWhat suggested the titls?' asksd Sir George
"A whimsical notion OF ny ovu." sssa Brenpton-
when my mother had finished with him she pus
took him to the door and told him &c 90 20 ths
right 6y the new road over the eiE y = an
nobody viii ever know exactly what meant BY y,
though your daughter gave very shrswd guess a.
the general meaning
with blinking eyes while Bra-nDton watched Nm
Would you care to hear the rest OF thas sto-ye-
the old asked
II should. indeed. STR
That Lad LETT the farm with the kiss o. good
woman on his cheek ard the blessing OF God Z, his
ears. and he kept his word and went home. said
over him and his father logged him heartily TOR a
skuIking young thief and between them thew made
a man OF him. Afterward he went 20 America and
prospered well enough. and when ne rsrurned 70
The old had mentioned no names, and
BrauptOu with rare tact, equally silent
The end OF the story justtnes my ttrle sir vas
'Curfously enough added Sir George 'hs never
succeeded IN finding his way back to thank tina.
woman. though he often tried 1t was kind OF lost
chapter IN his ltte though he never forgot IL Ali
She had heard her fathers voice and entered the
studio but seeing by the faces OF the men
that something unusual had been happening. she
At last Sir George spoke IN the steady matter
of-fact voice OF the true born Anglo-Ssxon who
viii suffer internal agony rather than display any
emotion.
he said. but there is another call must make.
so Will come back for You in about an hour.
The old man spoke If he were half dazed- out
he walked 10 the door OF the studio with . rr11
note OF tenderness in his voice which unfamil-
lar 10 Brampton though not TO Lucy. Tell her the
true story OF The New Road Tel her all Keep
He paused but went on steadily Tell her what
II means TO me, what II means 90 her II viii then
be for her say what II means To you
And with that he left ther--CThe Taller.