New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23

- No. he remarked. taking no notice Of her tone.
see | am a very commonplace person. and wholly
only in the evening when I steal away from nv
fellow creatures ana feel that am al alone be-
thoughts Alright Even then. unless turn my foot
steps TO- my own familiar haunt, and feel the de-
remain With The trivial and commonplace And
with studied regret 4 have come here but always
MAN IL s9 only 5 70 aad ny peaSes1 haunt q -
earth No. please do not 60" ne exclaimed. with
What glorious evening: if you were nv
AIDED as she sun hsgta Ss Nor of rasons or
witches but human fairy tales. I always think 10
Become Older Il we toid eaeh Other ogr own par
ue1Iar talry tale that we are so careful 10 con,
misunderstood. May I tell YOU one new II
She sat down L should Ike TO hear Il sh7
All fairy tales begin in tn, same way The good
FAIRIES come 70 the chcistenIg but there Is AVA
wicked fairy comes in from sheer spite unper-
celved and mngles her gifts with the olsSsn ms
happened in the usual orthodox way, and Wien Jn>
LEO SIEW " us lOulIu wHell = -Ls%
they were ali just little bit spoiled By The stt o.
taken MS disasztsaapia 90 IN one lgaP sad t6s3
ITg IfSH 20 eal9y Lne otne5s; oqt La9 vs. 49, s
wickedness. and knew it more sPitsful 20 spoil
own me SoF GisT pto6e s hs s naa 6 placed SONS o
m ~ +. While the a9To learned 70 IA sscfgs saGa
when he came across the disagreeable parts and
PeFhaps i9sr i sood 6r h na
f Fer fr 49 5 5f min TOO pToga OF his sasu
this he desired more than any OF The others, and
he a0st 6e as q coward z a md 6 q Sp
IT lest i SHOULD also contain some Of ne cu-ss
more sq or less philoso2h1cay but as knew thai x
S hos00Sg w sR % 2o Sse 81 and nd @ MS
as Ss last ne shs S0g he ne R9 br sRt ss rG1os.
nshed. and his ssart was HIed with great Joy rs
WoTa became as feiS aSd 5eaGtu and a.
den But one day. JUST when BE had ceased to
able taste; Is the - gift ha2 s1tdsaiy t4rns5 10
Gon na1 f Ofe F f ha q5o sd .6 5Fa Via S.
be Lived in desert-hs thought The surroundings
mined hs would never leave Il; but afre-TaTd 81
He never again saw a rose garden, but the green
fields and the blue sky better than the dreary
SGT s ana s5sE he saa Hs1a n S5s EesR sses
heroes In fairy tales TO make vows-that be would
not i've in rose gardens they must seek the green
hs Would f0r e AXE t 81 the RaSd a n' s
leave them until they were far away from the des-
found much pleasure IN his task hope haven't
Not at an she replied. at IS very pretty fairy
almost a pity e, 60 IN 50 soon. but don't know
now; Il Is your turn. you know-Ws must play rhs
hs shf a aa not TiP t f9 She 5sEa S #
fairy tale is very commonplace. but II has beau
have enansse sadly but s: The shasesa rsstss
lions, And then there is brave owner who love.
the house and The land as much az he loves his
glor1es- L IS only q dream, but he succeeds in
sssps SoS g-I i,A sI5 r. Tf+1s Ss5 an5 -
body must know OF the denials and hardshipz that
'lT6en one day. monsieur" she added, with
oreak IN nsr votce:: re SWusT u4Ss oL1 oeIors =
their little son can i've n the home Of his fathers
haps the struggle is good and helps her 70 live;
snd JnG say sa bs oP and ne5n br os 5 5 w
must struggle to live for the sake or her rre son
And A IN ssk Is tod aSr sh 10 a ae s Is in
foreign lands are expensive but there IS the pride
world shall never know that the bearer OF mama
f DaPsf bag bought stsaithiy during The DAY
No. the fiction must be 9, ksDs up " I ne end and
Not a very interesting fairy tale she con
vsry besufifuI one he remarked: I'VE ara
Ike couple Q: children" ne sdded sitting her, nsTa
think We ought e. return to the realities and
she turned 10 him with an expression OF relief
Pray let forget our nonsense: how clever or
you remembering such an interesting story Have
once learned it By heart; . he EsDiisd nv 1T Is
main fed IN ones PsoFg gn 4eTss s Ms i Zee
! should Ike to meet the heroine n real ufs-''
you probably would not recognizs her T. you
sure. disguise hsrself completely
Is vsEy iats.sTtin ne, e D. .as.. sHf9ss sot.
&C., rbfs Csptafn Claire sometimes walked IN
the F st .s % NEVER en6e5 as casf s @
fairy tales he vaguely felt that sas Sish 49, %
avoid me To?c nGE For 9ie ss9srsi DAYS be pondsrsd
oIsr her story and vainiy tried 70 discover some
be casually heard that Nine, De souin iatsaesd
the solution. Mschanically he eegan to wFtts |.
be began again but with the same result
At last with shansfaced sxprsSsoEns y 49,. -.
SooT. Withouf stopping 70 think be wrote OCT 2
Suineas. then wrote hastily on sheet OF ne S-
The desE y n, me sses Hfai me a.ss
70 leave the wilderness Then he sealed and ac-
dressed tas Is the asv he met her n the
deus: she bads him few convenC io1ai ~crcs g.
farewell; but TO his RELIEF. Old not rs-er 70 Us
IN. next day after she had taken her espa-rurs
decd q little group OF ladies' talking toger1e- ak
asns must b very rich" he heard ors remark
"a reason for her exclusivensss. pe-ha2s." r.
turned another with itsis t5aigranS S I,14 tc
was hsugfnE in the hall Il was n aid OF = local
hospital s5d Be had 9f5s9 sen 0s5e e St q a
familiar nane-'AIris. de BONN. enc hundred
he opened it hurriedly. My friend. II ran, YOU
Ss9eTt r5e sory Of Il sa always treasure
the other cannot accept, nor esa 'ISe-t yce p
ing my secret; 90 not regrer NY weak nonent-
ana blue skies midway between tbs rose gs-dzns
CAPTAIN 5 Claire SLOWLY folded the lstt-r then
T5st wear he sat no more under the lilac trees.
lost their first freshnsss.-CThs Ladies Field
THE SLOW GOING CLAM.
From Country Life IN America
or all the absurd forms OF locootion pract.see -
Of ne .