New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Obe Ghosts LEGACY.

II you had seen the ghost IN question a month be-
fore he departed this mortal life, you would not
him For he was a good looking. well made dark.
curly haired sort OF a man; lively, cheery ana %
how TO enjoy himself thoroughly wnca en}5ynei;-
ure in mis- world he loved. namely. his wife.
Only" Cara Weaver used 70 say 70 her nus
band, with reference 70 that work. I cant under
stand why you should slave 50 hard all the morn
ing and also at night, shut up II thar study In me
done? That's what I want TO know"
Where do the legs OF mutton come Irol ~ S-e
that you PICK up at the sales. and my tobacco and
othsr, thlhss, en-? Five hundred year isn't made
why WON'T you ever let me see some Of those
a coigTs-S vhv won't you point them out TO mat
I should be SO proud to read them, -. -...-
and eat some OF them too. and you wear ths
s0Tqsfi d a9a vo 5ak fs yIu ,ist enough
"A failure! Youi When you can make five hun
Sfd K9sss TIsi wa A4t faars though
OF the reviewers said II was. --,.. rr.-,,.
Never mind Pomegranate Kisses, ChaIiis
replied though his face darkened as he spoke !
You sRogId Il was a shams-I mean what those
old women. young boys, said 4 oeIIsFo tIsJ
were all Jealous OF you Ivan melton WASH =
ivan Melton is the popular novelist Of the day "
fhsFnS Lsp4eqq sc win Re could afford 70 Be mag
unanimous And he's reviewer. and an sd .,o,
too. and he has got heaps OF inhuelJlaI IFIsnos
IN the literary world. He wouldn't abuse a poor
devil ike me. I make five hundred pounds yeaI.
and he makes thousands. He's a great man. -
Ivan and again Charlie grinned-
81. T-sTIaris+ too Clara remarked. as she
bent over her husbands shoulder and glanced al
the manuscript sheets beneath his hand na1
looks more like sations than a leallnE AFtl
Gle on the German abuse Of England which you
~ lsn.t a plav though" Charlie replied as he
covered the words up with the olotIlng paper
Iu, frfst fottfng down few % the choice express
slons our 'Tsutonic friends make about US"
a week or so after this little CONVERSATION poor
Charlie re-, m He had long suffered from queer
nai0 In his life side. and another under MS heart
s~J RS Ups had got OF blush tnge than
usual when day he swooned ana, wren ne
caTe "a himself he found the local Doctor standing
over him And not only standing over him. but
.5ai1itaton OF the heart" this gentleman said.
though he didn't say It very encouragi ngly Keep
7,1irt in bed q day or two, and you'll soon be al
rfobf TN come in again tonight and see you
'G,-ara -" Charlie said. I fancy / am worse than
that chan saws and that I'm GOING -
"Oh Charlie don't-don't! Oh! what SHAH dor
ssTistea 10 me, darling. and don't get frightened.
2 want TO see Ivan Melton at once And-Ive got
sor,sfbfnv 10 tell you You know the old hair-cOv
$50 tr1fx IN my study that belonged 70 my aunt?
Yes7 AM right. Well. n 80, there's-theres-a
fortune In that trunk for you. II you only know
s.yorI are breaking my heart. You got Yout Ths
hest the sweetest husband on earth"
cod bless for saying 90. Never n1fnc open
the trunk II ] go. look at the contents and read
the letter I have left on top and-and-you VIII
find annuity for life-' -, - A., -
Poor clara! As her husband spoke thus she
Thought n must be his brain and not his heart that
was wrong: but when he was gone she found out
BEFORE he went" however, Ivan Melton came
~ sc him and quickly. too, IN answer 70 the sum-
mons Ivan Melton, frock coated, rose buttonhOled.
driving a pair OF grays in phaeton. prosperous