New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
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satisfy your quite natural curiosity as 20 assure
you that your reasonable expectations viii rSe b
Disappointed
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the funeral i old not get them NJ Laiai.s
app~eciatsve manner that IL was inpossbis OBJ
lest Re Is perfect gentleman, ~
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throush without a pitch; ana the rore nin1 ss
easier il Will De for you and me on THURSDAY Ma
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d" The Lambs Defence Against Lies The snake
in the Grass The sandy foundation shsksn'i
century poiemles. 1 wonderi Holy War; frss
Sir Thomas Barnwen should know n: rnss:
on those books by heart. said II ne wonIo stan9
WsIi BY the half hour together
That IS so; Then a summary eivision would ss
the value OF Elzevirs and black letter tracts VS.
OF the estate and. trust me. they VIII fetch
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Nv respect Tor MT r.aidlaw grew daily I would
never have believed that In matters Of housework.
a man could be 50 executive BY WEDNESDAY ngnI
parei was spread upon dust sheets IN the second
spare bedroom the plate and ne Gri0si or wsIn
the library. II FOR bazaar. in numbered lots
''There are some people with whom u Is nscse-
sary to be very methodicaL Mss flaming; veri-
value OF each article noted IN cipher IS a Useful
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thing that one can inprovise at short notice IN
room full Of argqmenta5iye people a..
to make Ser comfortable Mr.. Laidlaw looked IN
d tie evening s1d zP p 5oW 70 n as Was moss
syrapathetc. and courteously invited her to a PR
r5eTsta1d YOU are the eldest OF your family and
OF what there g 70 divide that there may be as
few regrets ard aftsrthoughts as may be Tn.
portrait Is Ronney. and is worth al the rest oe
the pictures put together ms Posse, SU p 1oo
err taste buT would fetch three times as much as
Jaat 6 ~ select YOU will naturally bear thess
little points In mind while making your seiect.on;
evening because shall not be able to DO SO 10
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III After he had LEI. did nv best 20 Impress RS
points upon her memory making aSr OUT nSSis
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You are speaking OF my brothers, Miss Fan
nnsl she answered with spark or reSenem s :
/ looked: her eyes fen and she smiled miserahly.
l You mustn't be hard upon them; we were lef.
7 orrbars in straitened circumstances, and their
lives have been hard battles from the hrst II tne
I DOME show much respect for their great :
I memory tomorrow you must Just conSi1er thaa
there were tines when she might have helped them
I and-didn't-'
/ "A1d you" said I 70 myself how much OF her
hep aays y o1c5i I t1e9 For She was little and
+ STONED and struck ne having lived poorly and
SET lac during her growing time, and happened 20
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. and educated Mr. Thomas herself
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r-~DaJ her candle In her hand and sail. You We
/ boan most kind 10 me. I'm sure you meant vel,
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/ fer vow row I dread tomorrow, and how de-
sDise v1vselr for having looked forward to II Tor
/ thirty yearsi Think OF tt-thats what II means
/ TO be poOr"
To be continued