New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-02

BY HAROLD OHLsON.

Went Wen much disturbed to bed crying wisdom Is
But BTandral's cy1.cssn was chiefly o, tho
tongue he had, u Is true 70 love for humanity.
Nature worshipper moved easily to an exaItation Of
emotion, his moods in solitude swayed b ans
FantEeisu. II was the time OF roses; nightingale
sans; the days were brilliant the nights warm and
fo- the Golden lime wes+bar Oh roi pan abrosd
whispering in the trees and laughing In the running
following him any Dryad-herc ths danger
Under sheiteT.nS trees in quiet baCEparer OF
June morning Here in solitude OF two, were
BTlrGrarn deep in love and showing IL plainly; and
Angela PERHAPS the SAINT but s4o%!ias nothins
The LUNCHEON bell rang y2n-y Ms Fo n ste,
it by ne river NJ BraRdram lad taken some
lurcE was $50 E She p6 Anss 5 ana seeps sa1dsh
from the crafty Brandran that an IDLE question led
WHATS the good of dies. she asked
The Bishop would say there vas reason for
y raaps ;hey dor; raise bumps on the Bishop
"Lyfn the golden sumner ar.uss IT, particul&r
troubles
WasPs-ugh. But they sev z y2l d2n e., axe any
surely thoagst B56rGram. here was the very
Son'an in ali the world ;2T hin ie {9ogsaf ne
that Z was Der beauty he was able 10 argus with
his philosophy and push il Gently out OF TIE door
for her beauty alone he must have kicked u cut
$ he Oent. toward he, ard. putting bis hand
But angela drew her Aand away and io1s.t
roster had been discreet. prefsrrSg 70 e hon
ing for society loving 20 shut himself n solitude.
ala her in her desire 10 bring her mother out OF
o;eer lover could DO IT.: he was kind and fond
q her and an y ina 80 Angela could only PES
ne punt carried home sad passengers. with no
Perhaps events had been 5irerent but FOR a
l1t'eT AEge'a had r-es,yed tn3t norIns;;. IN y
social position and. it must - presumed mis- heart
fact BY eng habit q business COr-espOndenCe He
begged for answer without delay Angela al
IN t4e ? sternoon she vrote the answer she would
marry him. She persuaded herself thar she wou.4
faction to Cisase others rather than herself Her
she would post the letter herself SO gaining a
few more rnnutss b2,ore the trievoCable last az,
her from the posJofice.
Branjran- weary % the world vas lettering =
! letter in her hand He begged TO be allowed to
/ 7 would -ather go myself said Angela, alive
20 Te ~ Ike tEs r,nr down ard walk acre..
The fields. II is nesriy IS short way pleaded
Angela hesitst4d. III. way nnizht Be as short
/ hut oh much more difficult! she Resl[ateG-rr~-
out Of her Rsnd and thrust II IN his pocket He
vas taking no chances. No. 65 80 - Nun
/ Angela was trembling little. The pos7ornee was
As they passsi he house servant gave angela
a ;stter, and while Prandrar1 busted hrlseII Prs
T1re she rend it, 50 absorbed that Brandraul grew
Impatient. Jealous Of other interests ntrudins Al
| such time
! Angela looked IT him. the old auShte- back II
.TSeTs isn't any hurry. after all she said
/ Please give re that letter -.
She tore II into tiny pieces. throwing them tnto
"TiI write anothe-.-' she said n-nbins INTO The
Pat the other Ie+1er she held tightly. for there
vas magic IN T. Her mother wrote Thar ne Nlcs.
/ ~ me rsrish had obtained A living n LHnoons az
large fashionable church in the SUBURBS Ansel5s
/ had read the first PAGE hstlSssly olI tne '7'O-iI
| was q.rfte arOther matter
He Fad asked her Ulothor = marry n LII. .,,4
- us 20 I'D the river. It's u1u = 1oiIer sc
/ Frsnd-ar1 pushing the punt into the stream
! II was Iovel---vhere We v ere this Iho-I-i-e'
( said Angela Softly-tThe Sketch