The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

home 1ft ;a sp Bsa
her mother was distinctly dubious as
the tat snn ha z4e yut
agreeably. ':I7 hid lick yer hide /, OF tn
thought yo-allpu On them ,e ehii tha ch,,z
of bed to s LOOK at HMllly Jones. Milly was
not sght The n, On
ser ralSyu arms MS. protruded from tattered
sleeves legs proittrudeNa ,fIbo en-
OF what they insuniciently covered, EEL,
away, 3 leavingss the little body's pitiful
nudity dis 81 en 20 Amanda e Was
Right . smart spoois,'' nodded Amy 't'she
look u,it' peart... enmpnmented Amanda: ls71
Amanda learned new the theol horrorss h OF
knew whattit was to have life resolve IT.
self into a singh passionate desire sire to 60
sleep. She knew the y beastlike ,d exist the
still more horrible attentions ofBachmainI.5
But one day a splendid fortune turned its
shining face upon amanda, and she . wa, W rs
afterward She came back to Rexington,sa 2.
woman Of independ lent wealth. burning
with the desire to help the lo5 81 ttpi
EDWIN own purpose, however she found that
Henry Enston was before her,Enston
the manof BREEDING and parts ,arn ,lnnu
and loved long before. Enston had now
cut out wh}skey and had risen to be q
labor loaded Of ana an 4.lt for
fhe G. fact that Enston was already mar Ial1
rled, ali would now have ben plain IN sHl
Ing for him. Amanda, best Mrs: E .a on.
or LILY Bud ,,n sae stumbling
ihotil The &C Conclusion Of the story Is
perhaps a little more vague than we " 5c9 thai
haye W5bfa 5st
Am AM stIl'' and Enston. at length united
d lc their combined energies h 1yel
ward to their chosen Work = l.,
This brief sketch affords rather. an 2. IN
ADEQUATE idea of the book, which mas con,
sideruhly more breadth and importance a1Ge
Of eI,ui the Mil is g g 81
plecefof work. and s5WyS We pave ieeu =
UNAFFECTED interest. 3,fsE5
THE uNwnrrTREs, q LA y : haf Arthq Z
G aenrSS; eR Pp, york e1I; 80 1 { /,
mfh The inv Law is not So Y mue e.
novel in the mary acce sonsnt o a.
1 fhe w eanght ~ VINO knew where t.
look look I Tor It ana rortrayed with klIfni
fidelity It Is rather Pr 699d sat' many
on large cany ,ass u sors and cohd lions,
ana IL II can scarcely be said to tell, az 7
Ordinary "a e. Sad in resehed
ni pont where tie end was iney ~ Gei
t aa he had 4wFtten Els bseS
rs we have susgssfRea ,aatss seen aa IL rather
10 dey yIl Technically perfect and pure re
~ artistic ,aeans we snon!af +. a Tie
+ n Soas no aM irva nsf
. llnera an a' f asof fam dramatics and
h hystercs "a and L has The ring Of tTuo
iea!Ity, And IN 4 aa|aaysrDma i, = S''
So me ,,n seSin ae and diverse are TIC
thp"ads ia 20 to make up the complete
woof that we shal,noto v nl!tei' are ( nose
q l4em od asr1n N Ssv YORK laTgs part {, e
the book has to do With the ,nM o la n,av
~ whose fortunes are s ,asteuI. ~ clement
n r. az ana indeed American
lie Kal Fischer feliiIff etIm eaf ii the
s gsss Of SaG the Peoples hank hgSaught
esspe By Gs alsaSssst. HIM.
Nsa 81, as %aard tasas
his his atientIon Ia tic making a, e his syar
penna ana ak since ef tls
there was an honest$ ~ nnme was Kari
Flscher as Edgar Adams came e. "a ne n
ia proving ysags tiafIt aibS 9f
eo %s, the crash CAME finally aa 70 Was
sent UP for six years; N ,ya nm n hear tMI
isyiSs Dea 5er s irsnd Kas ana
nr aIr,a a.. anansa She had been found
sa sai e Emapl ana Mas Mas e satt!y
cnld and sei fist, Ia the end; hut she was
clever knaW h Wy e bp fnd e er
marrlod ', tn wWealthy Young Richard Van
donere hafore story enas cxt ~ 'h IL
I Tic story. two turn out wrnng, Which rs
d higher percentage than seems 70 pe
Mr. Ieni s novel Of unusual sS ~
md IN many WayFs Know 3, ls when We rave
read anything SO pnlsIns !. an "a, ,ntsas''lI
with ire and Wa think mite 4 ' Uncommon,
among modern wrlfeIs,
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