New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-22

never would happened the
E@ world Il I hadn't been 50 awfullv
F5Fs i tall for ny age. and # people hadn't
~ always been talking about my
ia being second edition OF Eleanor
hE<FT--ST They meant L Tor compliment,
Ac-[---1 Of c0u-se-a5out Eleanor | mean.
Isl IN for f q girl couldn't look Ike
|EHFEELS49 lust herself. but had 70 be q second
kSc-TzS edition Of somebody, she d he glad
enough 10 pick Eleanor for first
Wa. even Johnny. who Is her own brother. saws
sae Is sumner, and as for he things We heard
Other men say about her, they really too silly
o repeat She has perfectly enormous blue eyes
with black lashes. and simply hanks Of golden halr,
an skin that IS dead white except when she
o--=--s which IS pretty often Her nose IS pure
G--e. and her mouth q perfect rosebud, and she
ms --lesC waist / ever saw though she lSn
exactly thin 5velce" think Il11l-Ily Rogers calls
le-. .l- n not sure Really, though, this list 81
her I'd points doesn't give even an approximate
conception Of her surprising l0veIness, IS SAID
--- Lost Heir Of Brentwood" To truly aPpre-
care her You must see her for yourself. and You can
-- --r means take her al II session Harvey
---s-g-e has been ringing our front door bell
every SUNDAY and Tuesday and Thursday after
noon about tea time Tor over wear and heard
say fortnight ago that he had never realized
NTH that moment how beautiful she
Poor girl II must be something Of trial 10 con
sheep eyes a. one and making lClorlc remarks
wonder how II would seem. It's awfully funny;
lu- the fact IS that though n supposed To be her
wing nZge. not one Of The lgveslck creatures ever
.-s-s 50 much as a glance a. me. Aunt Jane told
z-a The other night. when She thought / was too
-5v rle-dIuE my racket 10 notice what was going
- that she was afraid was SO utterly lacking II
II subtle quality called charm which Eleanor pos
5-1 70 such marked degree that my good looks
lid be absolutely wasted. Papa Just smiled and
say q word. and controlled myself perfectly
sd was 10 make q face that would have put ler
--. -glv rage 4 she had CHANGED 70 turn around
Bar E16u- she slip Up though on her prophecy
-.z- guess I didn't waste anything the other night
r.-- The grand coup came on " ny, Harvey
L--=- re was just crazy about But must begin
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V see Harvey Dlnsmore. though he IS fright
fully -lch and descended on ms mother SIDE
--- knight % the court OF Charles II isI = DIT
GOO looking and has a5grnlra5le walk lie IS
nor stupid and solemn too ana always treats
Z was a mere child l. s rather ridiculous
a---- IL u take when one remembers that was
-,--.. last March. and have worn my hair up three
---es -. dancing school Aunt Jane happened 70
b. away On a visit each time. but that dOesn
alter ne fact
b. 10 return - Harvev Di-srn9re. He Is 50
-z1 5- Eleanor. or 10 pat u more elegantly, her
beau. . a---alLs him that he sends her dozens OF
amer beauties every week DO matter no" eA-
pens. they are. He has The reputation u being
z"-- ..-gE too.
N.a e--s know every thought If EleanOrs
hear -..sr She -sr'- aware Of IT, have always
Realize that she didn't care for Harvey Dlusuore
II the sa- that makes q woman think man is all
5y--z u -.--.g5 that ae isn't Why remember that
Ad-e- - The Lost Her ot Brentwood. loved
E=y--al. even more after he OUT u The duel
with the ..s5- Scared and crippled for life. She
sa--- oh. -lv E-ugf Never have you looked -
.5sa1,-. -. me a. n this moment. when your noble
-ea1 -.r.5 sl-h-' / can remember what IL
vas bowed a--h- h1-r anyway Il IS perfectly clear
.lat Mildred was looking ~ Reginald with what
----S be'- a-- Sunday school teacher calls me
inner eve. u -r. er--5- Now Eleanor never had
any z-.- eyes Tor Harvey Diusmore She always
-a--ze- PERFECTLY that his ha'r Has al ugly color, ana
'-sA .e seen her trying not ~ Ea"n men ~ was
--Al-2 ABOUT l1a trip Japan or the alterations
49, gong ~ make III ms Town nous -