New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
The FuSifix,es of Pleasure.
By LLOYD OSBORNE
IN THREE PARTS-PART Y.

laok fT 5 .egsr 0gdsea as bent ever him aa4
may 50 describe I'D became self-cOnscious ard
Vow lets go" she said
Its a pity about luncheon" I remarked. as
turned our backs the clearing aud took the trail
ala T. sltINe F'-.et tIs1n eat bate or thar nasty
Nan Is such = poor creature. I said. felt
Get home ana III feed you til You burst she
SAL he he AAe mother made and Scotch high
I'm sr1tsfi T ,rIi4 ~ 80 = I1l 1iI,,Ss, n7r
hen you won't shake me AT the ether ent2''
DIN sg s t. be 50 ,f good to you that yogl -
to corue-to be rude for my sake You know Lots
Of me- would hay stayed and done their silly best
My silly best IS to tag along wherever you CO.
That's why Ike you so much he said IT
you'd wanted - make an impression on me you
S9s.4n5 have done wise 5h ms nice ysSTna1
pains il back 41terwsrd with 'ntssestr'
1T runs TO o-s as1res.~ she SAID -
-hV,a "re 80, S- b y I757,a s'o -, sla
every yard Of the way / began 70 Ike my pretty
cornrade, and once We had said farewell 70 the
picnic sac Lorso1 neT .Rd!snasn ana asr s2lri1s
with a beeurifu- woman one scarcely knew. and
20 rave with such a good cons,erce al the els-
pale with The walk. she seemed 70 become. IN a
subtle way. increasingly depencent on me think
u. and more and more alive 10 the protection CT
sJraPpiGs fellow Ike myself Shs deferred 70 No
ABOUT myself; and sstonlshee I1s 7nce Gr tTtce BY
Isn't it strange She said. that back rnsre
when wers sitting that log. fencing accord
for anything? While now when we ars nothing
bur Two friends tired and hungry and cross. and
trdglnS home roget1sr. Il seems The most narra!
-IIos ssPs this i The The, most ea2Ss-ogs kae q
tending az all. and then. besides. hunger is an
Il suppose THAT'S it, she said repeating no
I'd before
clever; now 7 Ike you because you manly and
splendid and If there vas a bear you'd throw
Is. ss3q g her round TIE waist AID Kisses her
cheekss she submitted painting, making 10 strus-
F+ 70 80 agasstt' IesFls Hoe soS1~ ~ e. a.
that was more OF reproach than any outbUrs-
DO that again I don't want 70 make mountains
out OF IL but you must promise ne not 20 take such
kind OF girl I an. Mr. EznIneIinr'
b6nt saY aot lee T % 3I a -. ,s,s ~
not nearly 80 shocked as yCv think Perhaps I'm
not so displeased as ought 20 be; only ask YOU.
23it3 seriously as gentleman. you know. not 70
promised humbiy. dwelling OF tns provocas,ou.
, surely, you must Ike me better that not
it makes ny regard better WORTH having! Wouidne
yoG say 70 Yourself on. she's used 70 this kind Of
Perhaps would" 7 said
u: you married some one she said. you
wouldn't Ike 10 think that other men had-ha6''-
Not pazI1culary" said. as shs hestratet- no.
II never spoke before IKE this TO anybody she
said, and only doing u because we're really
good chUms-yoU and 7 Most would think 7
was Just leading them ought 90 cry, Oughr
20 be Indignant and here Instead telling you
the truth quite calmly; and what Liza about you
IS that 7 think you understand
-Oh. yes. 7 ur6erzralt' said
= don't think and women tt-ererc
as they make out she said. "O-ly bo-h
committed n different codes. and It's OURS to be
good enough Tor two
Our conversation beca-ns somewhat desultorT
after tHis. II fact. II rather hard % know
how 70 50 Or. and We both felt constrained and ~
We were both tired TOO. for rad
made an early start that morning, and there had
been a good deal q fuss about getting OF,
this the top OF a lOugtsh walk and with Tha
added pangs OF Uns7-isfied appetite, conducef
materially silence. We reached the main road
and while down and rested II suddenly
curred THAT We had chosen bad place FOR
ar-=stiuE the Pe-alJa stage
They'll swing down that Era1s whackety-whack,'
7 said. and Ike not Won't stop az al, 6Uc
viii bang past with six horses ard fading cheer
IT never thought Of that said Miss Jayes.
''It YOU are cross now what would you be them
7 remarked
she said
There's ? lovely gorge about mile from here
size said The Deytis Something's forget exactly
whaC-bIr anyway is tremendous pull I'D
Are YOU good for another ulile?" asked
She rose a. once.
I'VE dar=n't risk missing the stage" she saIc-
'''7 the Devil Z cried taking her hand
And III show you the way she returned gayy.
that I said
Men being what they are she said
TO be conu1uedO