The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

everything furnished shone to the utmost
OF its capacity
The little woman led Prospero the large saa,
from which through open doors got gmpses
OF other airy chambers The height of the cell
ing-ncreased illusion by the cunning of the tesco'
which professed open itself. and show
a flight rosy cupids tumbling the couds-had
the effect Of dwarfng the furniture even the gigantic
under their shining bells The seats were placed
about in social groups in the embrasure Of the pal
window stood a small table supporting coral
colored coffee service lately placed between two low
chairs, with view spreading about suggestions OF
cozness-the joys of intimate life
Il see that you expecting tenant said Pros
pero
so 1t is indeed: a great Iady-a foreigner" replied
the padrona, under breath. Just sgnorino'
what make of this name" While she felt in her
pocket she went on: 1t Is Dottor SeSau sehus ner
Oh families before when there
patient among them; and this apartment mas al
ways given satisfaction: 1 say with hand
upon my conscience There-can you read 1t? l can
tell the letters, but can't make the sound One ought
TO have another tongue purpose for these foreign
names"
Prospero studied a second then pronounced. clearly
Grain Paula Schattenort"
Grain means countess" said the landady. Tho
doctor told that a countessi but whether Danish
Swedish Holandish don't remember. For me, all
those the Schattenort, call 1t?
What would that be i'm Itaian?
Prospero laughed stays it is. dear lady. Is
young do you know he went on looking
again at the the paper he stll held rs she
coming for her health?'
Il anything beyond the fact that the doc
engages the her, and rely upon him.
OH he has families before you know who have
always perfectly satisfied with and with them
You can see yourself quarters such that
even Il countess might find herself well in them"
Yes truly" replied Prospero agreeably. she would
% please she not content Well. if you
allow now L go Have you perhaps a commission of
any sort for me? 1 shall do myself pleasure in
serving you
TOO sood-rnuch too good. II you would just
over
Won schattenort."
What it is TO have a memory. What a thing is edu-
ff,uf Not hut hat ais i
stood the French tongue Observation-Disclosures
sll1uC to scomparire you will understand at
the meeting. But If forget will simply soy
Signora Contessa. Only likes to be able to tell
frendS whom has got in the house.
Prospero. late already, was hurrying down the stairs
his music under his at the foot he forced to
He took of his hat and leaned against the wall
let ladies pass
The grayhaired gentleman talking Impractical
he knew be Dottor segad. He fixed Paula Won
SchGenort without seconds hesitation; of the two
ladies' only the hat and feather could I'm his
conception of possibility be she. lie hafconscous
she passed him on her upward way Of faint pany
disappointment. The had suggested TO his
gnation something and frail, delicate yet i'm
posing exceedingly UNANIMOUSLY blond, with eyes OF
COrndower blue The magic OF the name was defeated
lie behought him how late he would be, and. without
turning his head for second look or giving another
thought arrivals. slipped the maids who
stood the doorway talking IN language unknown to
him. while the countess man handed them bundles
from the carriages up the door.
Paula, entering the apartment let her little
gloved drop sides and, looking around with
wide, quick eyes. gave a sigh of pleasure
l breathe-here 1 breathe. indeed"
said in tns5 SOF 6m Pps1s
that she found IL b for bi Saodness Ts
In itaythat she ,h nm Iat O i he's VIII af q
smile slightly raised eyebrows as she walked quickly
lowing below and flashing lash back the sunshine and the
low hills clothed in their early S gresn h an , solemn
dignity of manner Intended counterbalance Paula
house possible adequate impression of the two as
tho
younger woman from the balcony over of
ah ss ae cd lad bs IS the dg
2EnzS VI YOU an patients 81 a IN this city doctor?
possible TO be III here? Do persons die? OF whaty
Siy deSr lady said the gray his kindly face
ment viii you be advised by me? WIN YOU sit down
S ak What the ssnosa has brought for yoGhis little
glass OF our white vim santo? 1t WI" DO you good You
Oh no no. doctor! is like magic do not un-
derstand IT, / like another 1 shall be tired
here, ever. You see every day indeed
R1f p S standing the house Where Dante 1ed Have
ygg Se2e IS eTerythDs Of the story about him and
Beatrice sweet TO think Of when is in
viii do the pleasure sending the
date yourself my dearest lady. and drink this
she said as herself suddenly half stretching
al 1he ceiling ~heroon the shining river cast restless
quivering brightness Yes send It me- want 90 Feae
that am tired Here is TO ne New dd Lie! and
and empted it draught. Veronica watched
and decorousy. 1t warmed very heart Paula
merry thought il unbccOming behave in the
presence strangers II were person of I'm
Iiornncc.
good humor returned soon as the doctor and
the padrcna had excused themselves When they were
alo he unceremoDiously by the wrists
and forced into armchair; then lifted he
much decision. placed them a foot
stool "Sow, you don't stir" she said. shaking he
finger PauiaS face.
cousin different pleaded Paula -
feel no mo a home than this mild, heavenly
like joyless atmosphere. Are your open
Cousin veronica? you perceive the things about
q al a dream own2 IL seemed TO
the station, that had arrived ia en-
place"