New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

really alr~urt..T warm hearted. tie Ea't~ ~C--
f,r11lg and So he hate the mere id, 81 w.
R1lt Ey,ir is -lHt a new thing. sand Emile
" There have been several w,Ts II the Last
ycaT~-
II j. because only tonight he has iwag'lI-
stire,v r,a-zcl the true significance II dear
Tr.tI..-- f-----.,~-" N5,-,eu- an Wtr.-l.
fIc j. shocked " said Ern;lc
.Ne- He ) carried away Try his feelings.
He doesn't see that the rate II the W'rlt $
evolution cannot Ire hurried. ani t-at al
standards ot right and wrong are purely re.a-
1lu-1uurcl Emile
~flr III: ,lu-,,. her ewes and glanced It him
through her cve1a-h,~ L ,- "a god -1'"a.
She said that Nurah knows S." "ea a"" -
manage him Her idea ot ge;uns .'n I" ,.',e
her o1.t III the gonduls wa- sheer genus Nm.
| should never have Thought II that. Here
the,- come must say thar poor dear Naur',e
l.s soon learned tlc IT 81 beng "a g"na".leT-
He Is v,rr qr,,.-. n some th,nE-
The boat with it hall - tre suspended II
--rc -.r..,y shot ,.a-r'- tuEHar! them ON tn"
cushions could L.. seen the reclining form "i
Nor. md N.-.-.,v. erect i.ctnl e'r -.tl;f''l-
lated -, single o4r and brought tAe e-'.'t MIN
q sweep - -aurc.
l,i-,, -a,. Whispered kissing her .arr.ry sister
IN lazy N.-:-- .- g,.l -er -se l.ruc. lt..ti.-
So ,:.u.i :. t.r d. 1.--elr day
\ -r,. Sam, moment the 1-aml'ran landau
advanced. N.rah, having -1aaen hand. W., A
I-.r-'.- Berger. ct IL. Maurice, absolutely
-,,..-.- followed h.r. the dor Slammed. i.e
t..--....n -e.r,l - the i"A. The l-"tuE -'s'..r
F-.-.. - .4-...- .-l-g Cd t-r -r-.t and the Whole
affair vanished III Il. distance
E-r-',. H.s 1l.w lctt alone with M:.Fr'nt-
N1l.tn- wa@ the t;.'. t'-..'', .''- '''.'-.i-
1,se-l.rrer.n he ever had ,rD. .-n''fec 7.."
q. 80 -,r-,.r1.- unlike. % f~,r. .r. man She
y,-..s al. -f.- had q perfect ,'--i i-'-t"n. -ii'
-gn~ncG feminine doEt.'-. she H't'I l'.'t 10
attract She was above al i.oe" c1Ia''t.'a
IT,, which women carry "u the taf'-" a. The
-,x- IL It.r ,,1--l'r-,r She Wa -ii-,,It ,fiH
MA .-r - how uE-rsrlnIs- J." an
I7-,.,--7rr,rl -il.. zva- Z. tue -l.,iIucr 81 thc
III e.f-,..-eI English g.rli but % En1.e She
vss something c<.rl. and precious: ile "ar
fr,ir.clus t. be II love ":th Ati. ~ ',~, ..'
r...s iY,.,su-lsrg - le jealous 81 LORD Don
~ -i,..- walked o. md fro in the so't "i-
s,,,r,-.. Il the Iurc night and talked 81 ne
DAYS -Gaing5 tie rid uou.no-s "i .-'ln' i,I,il''
J2,-,-- ,7.ru., - be Jealous o the Prime M:Ii-
I-,,r.n9 came clearly home :" ham,
~ 10 -. r7,f,,-7,lg-1-rlc-s Il hlm allowing hifil-
~ =, 1.,-, Il M1ll5,cut. i was not her p"-l-
--.n and her father wealth mat most mace
i,,l r..7.-.-. Il Wa Mill, eIt- She Wa IN her
- J., --,-,.r!ar - HIM She had no. gone
mad about the beauty ot the Siatu" II Ma
indeed l-l.-p.e-Ife t. move her tp eiltiu.
And eh. Had such dia,"nccrtIng insight lie
f4lt That She understood hlIn pT"i"undiy' I'"'
sh, estimated h1Tn At cAdt1y MS tuc ''."'
which va nothing, and that II Va useltS5
20 try L. impose upon her Stlli, al TINS dld
not 11re.ent hl1n from continuing I" iall deeper
mo that i.bvss which Is called love. More
n,er he had a charming surprise
"Nhat did Lord Domestic mean, ne asked
her. alter Il long ezoltIng silence when be
~ nat peace Wa barbarlc and cruel Ike
"@' .yo,bing.' sad Millicent shortly no
,b;,o whatever II was merely silly hu'
h., r.n,ot re-,st the temptation t. say Things
A. She was. critcizing Lord Domestic t"
him with thu most confidential freedom. liis
nj a great pity She added: ',beeaulew ,,
Sf. dld not finish the sentence. EiIlIe
wished eI. had not begun it. for It seemed TO
im1lv tl...t after all she had certain aHii'if'-
tion for Lord Domestic i no
Then the Cra1npiTon carriage 1efClf't''. a.
II had gone. with a dizzying rush ana del'-'," It"
a ta,iturn Maurice. and vanished once H'"fo.
And e3,g,lltaneouslv the scarlet end OF " 'I2df
cane from the opposite direction
=. TITS 1,.r4 ." saId N:iiccnt.
II ygas. Tie ruby no longer glowed III thc
'.ci(, Good night dad" She cried but stayfd ed,
ia tias Lirn. Good night, Lord Byron. 7ie