The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

IN \ at Brightelmstone in old house or
l NJ the village which lord Harborne had dis
covered some two years previously.
Let be just this fine villain and admit that he
has deserved something at the memory of his fellow
counrymen that he discovered for Englishmen the
finest of their watering places and showed
them how many complaints the mild air thereof would
benefit.
1t is true that it was until year 1888 that
the writings celebrated physician DR.. Richard
Russell first sent the world headlons to
that salubrious viIIage-but Harborne indisputably
turned the physicians attention to the place ard
pears of the very first rightly to
innate qualities. Determining to build himself
house for the time being engaged one that had
formerly belonged to merchant of Shoreram-and
from time to time he sojourned when debauch
had wearied him or age knocking at his door.
We say that 1t but village at the best-and
hattering description OF 1t. few
cottages nestled beneath beetng cliffs. there
old wooden mole running little into the sea.
and you might score perhaps. OF hshermens
up the shingle. A tumbling church.
the poorest Of inns crazy posting house served the
of the few who journeyed
down from London to the village. People came in their
horses Shoreham Lewes. Commonly known
Brghtemstone, in those early days the place had
Behind Me-. first published in the
1859.
Harborne carried the Dulcimores after affair
Northumberland House. here old house be-
the cliffs they installed when next we shall
find them.
will that it clever OF
take Kitty such house when he
might easily have opened the door OF OF his
establishments to her-the mansion at Castle
Deerng I'm Norfolk that famous castle in Cumber
land with which history has made familiar
This, however, that shrewd diplOmatst and student
did choose to do He had already formed
opinion that such a girl Kitty DulcimOre
by magnihcence and did not scudo
whether q a hundred lackeys at his tall
So he carried her to Brightonwith what Intentions
will leave others judge-and there for nearly
month he lived in the house with the old people.
a though he had been their kinsman and this
a gathering at the paterna1
house.
And mark you. twas a fellow of parts and
little cleverness OF address He believed that time
his friend and in time he put his faith To
high spirited girl after the fashion beloved
by her, minister her vanity; TO speak great
tell this tale the other, what was being
old Anthony Dulcmore-this was his open
employment.
have imagined for all their situation Every morning
flowers for Kitty's table There were
good horses in the her drive and ride
coming going of gallants from London-en-
gaging picnics the woods-musicans brought from
Iondon-while as for his presents, the day
when old Mrs. Dulcimore did bursting into
Kittys tell her anew of lords generosity
such jewel for your neck, Kitty, my darllnt-tis
this very the chaise has driven in from
Mr.. Winters Cheapside in London, Kitty. And, ye
see his ordship will give it to himself There's
fine delicacy TO be sure-and him paying hundred
father such that-but a plain gold
ring my finger all the jewels ever got from
him and enough I've paid for it. God knows.
Now, just hang this pretty neck and let my
lord be seeing YOU
To Be Continued Next Sunday.