New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29

20 think II rather absurd thar ns and she :hod b
P %s up Ro sad qs" 1ns deck n opposite %
BY side. a more than usually heavy roll threw the
Eappened just at their POINT Of ssains ana psssr
MAS instantly at heE side sxpTessns tervent ho2se
she had not; but the inquiry permitted
in company.
They got surprisingly we'll and learned good
that remained before the bugis summoned them 70
ABOUT his cou1nanfor Petsr EPas1-rbs-n-s ssY.s =,
gather and that was thar she was the daughter OF
the gentleman whom he had called .'pompous old
, p5aeesy 70 , his tses the night before
almost a whole morning in Miss Beatrfx Budd's
mother. who was led upon deck shortly after break
fast and eneaaPed in a Sheltered corner. With pen
rugs Peter BeauchamD was fortunate in being
the conpanonway into the ooeu ana Isv B,sdd s
cepted his assistance then and his continued pres
ence thereafter in a way which caused him 20 con-
graduate himself heartily
Lady Budd was mild. placid lady, 50 Oyershad-
owed by the Importance Of her husband that her
conversation never ran on FOR long together with
appeared. had had very bad night. but hoped to
6s Wei enoush 70 appear at luncheon She sup
be looking after him herself. bur De had told her
no account TO leave the deck as IonS as III was
very We'll Off in the hands OF bis valet pronounced
Valley, who had been with him a number OF
years. and knew his ways-such comfort THAI
so tae good lad prattled on. and Peter Beauchanp
proper places. and. altogether created adnirable
occasional tste-a-Iete walk with Miss seatrix dr
os me morning hours seemed only natural n vs~
70 I be hTs5 hipt Of coming disaster was convsyed
o 70 am , When ne discovered the name O. bis nsvy
acquire this Information all the morning but could
Blank AT last it occ9re e ask 80 sns q9ssaor point
made 5 or a ss 70 wch he had 2 a. Gao. y:
that the only sir Henry on board was Si- Hsnry
Budd. maid and valet The nas3s Stuck I Sir
frgt tt 80 ne Sogla not nave Jold why. For tho
arms Of the evening before rose TO his mind and
b be nsVre CT the oyeroeartng old man whose b.
crying aloud II am Sir Henry Buddr'
returned deck little later hs touna opoor.
unity to say 70 Miss BeatriE Budt- y hope shalI
~oh. 7 expect you Will" she said. WITH . r-r,s
has to say and don't SU contraaot h e. ~ ds =:
T93s0Iy rude to him = the smoking room last nixhE
Peters heart sank into bis Boots
table with his wife and dauSht-r hs2 ne ass Al
goi3S 49, c ne saouaered his way through tho out
/ hi5 eye and inconttnently fed
The ne young man accepted battl. rttls las-r. on
decA ne maneuvred his adversary into a mo-
HsnIaTlIy deserted corner and stood receive BIN,
him You have had the izap9de1c. p 1ots W yau 70
5e5 mo acquaintancs with my wtcs and tauShtsr
nave nave every young cad On the ship hanging round
a A fgn apology at this tuncturs uisas pos<sesy
have sTnoothed out the situation. but Petsr had
| TOO great 20 admit OF the soft answer.
/ down" he said. hotly. 49,
= dare say you'd try %. and I'd have you rocksd
" Tor II rerorted Sir Henry, turning on MS h.cI
I Just you keep out OF NY way for the future
Peter gulped down his wrath His advs-sa-v heis
the winning cards. -~
When he passed ths Budd eucamp-nent. shortly
! aCler, sir Henry being below. Lady Buda looked
Not so Mss Beatrtx- She looked directly az and
/ difficulty. $3.50
sui ne did not cutie relinduish hope. Hs lay a
walt -Or her throughout the afternoon and AZ fs.r
achleved the feat OF coming sraarry around a
corner and running plump into her
F1s cap was OF in an instant "Oh an a
sorry say NAV say something 70 your" hs
The girl looked him straight IN the face FOR ms
second time. y think are making soma mia
taxa, she said. and left him
CTo be continually