The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

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low declared Immediately that Sir Richard would live
but he added ominously, IL you had not sent Tor
me- then God help him.
stages Of primitive if kindly treatment Lot n
next day that for "a hours dazsd and
shaken to remember much OF the accident and that sf:
such bruised and twisted ankle that anJ ct
agony In which condition. and being advised By the
surgeon from Windsor he determined having no good
alternative to spend few days with old Jasper IN ths
cottage. and Immediately sunmonins Barry from the
castle reporting himself the authorttiss was
installed in Dame Annes parlOr to that old
unaffected satisfaction and the chronic an
Sure, Is there coach that win take - back 70
WINDSOR Barry would ask his mas. nastsr es..
much to my liking intention call t."
To be making ots the dogs @ bark for foot child would
laugh over Oh ay tbs broke SD1ns .a r h.vs 20 %
we? He Tell with the horse underneath says l. and
Oh ay and a old to keep the house for ys
it another. might have had me own thoushta
BY which it will perceived that the excellsnt
Barry was perfectly Wen aware Of the reasons wniss
thereby declared excited nothing but his con-
Twas for Kittys sake. denial possisls All
the vanity Of the manto be lying there with no more
hurt than sprained ankle plying himself az child
ptes limb that is bruised-and saying all the TINA
should she hear of it. she will come to ns-shs must
hear. for goes fast IN place like this"
And then she'll ride over" Sir Dick would say and
to say and she know at last and that WIN be the end
Of all the folly and nevsrmors etc. ETC. as lover lover
be sure could not be hidden from Barry who nutsd Il
with new visor and spent quarrsling
pane Anne whose hosly precspts had no place In
philosophy. Sir Dick could hear them almost hourly
in the little patch Of garden before ths cot
DO for others after you've done for yourself old
Anne would say. to which Barrys rstort unfaiingiy
would be:
'tis hanging ye choose"
If my old man blew thing like that "a his
"'Tis yourself that would never know him after
Woman, 'tWoud
There's some could be better spared"
And some that God Almighty married when As was
"a fine thing OF be blowing whissis all
day."
might marry ye yet II ye caught me afther bottle
And and on the lame man listening mean
whole business and yet how much OF the
true life in In all that environed shamI a.
to better able to understand ths subtle
fascnations of Mother Earth than had a
child The odor roses. perfume Of land.
the scent Of bush and brambls-thsss were waited
from the river gentle breszss and accompanied by
intoxcaton OF the senses as It was natural
And 1t all the simplicity Of the life. tho
content. the limitation upon desire which
the cottage Here. surely. was a sermon upon thu
And it deceived with false promise as such sermons
Richard Escombe. we observe. left many things cut
of his sylvan reckonngs-and chiefly this. that Kitty
NARROW and that he would certainly ride straight
directly he could foot a stirrup.
romantic desire wholly Celtic that she should discover
herself and kneel like ninisterinE angel
Man to be candid is much given to this notion Of a
minsterng angel which is but another phase OF his
vanity; however estinabs It may Dick Escombs
M 9tS @ asss aI % II. sHst Sf
the river and gird 1t about with and live
Nothing else mattersd but this desire Of Kitty ana OF
the primitive faiths When the days passed and shs aid
him. when his brother officers to ride
over from Windsor to play cards with him and rail him
unconnected with the club, then perhaps, certain
against circumstances did something to destroy
his illusions and to sour them
mpossble to believe the story had not coms to her
And she remained Indifferent though
had heard the OF Richard Escombe. La
sweet roses though Trstrann himself lay bleeding
by the roadside. Dick Is to be forgiven FOR this
him because he believed himself to be poorly used
knight. dusty and travel stained y-
ing lonely road beneath the very sarhican OF my
adys castle 1t just mood OF his depression. and
turned also and he determined impusiveiy to go back
to Windsor and there to forget these easculanx
This would have been the evening OF the tsnth day
were not free from the bruises heavy fa had indicted
them; but he knew that he perfectly well able
to travel and so about 10 o'clock Of the evening he
called loudly for Barry and little
to hear the good dame say that the man had been out
And saving your honors grace. should be bsttsr
again.
''Ha. you don't like the Irish manner. my good
There's nothing about him that I do nks. your
from this house as be-
pipes and you do not dance my damsr'
He drinks. your honor, and my husband pays"
"A lamentable division OF responsibility. Let
know directly he returns going if
walk little way down the lane"
''Your honor will be cruel 10 your poor
foot Let me lend you an arm It's brown bur It's
strong"
NO: no. Mr. Glegg would be calling And
what's that, woman? Faith. my himself nobody
a ALL
Barry clamored at the gate enough his hair
brushed his eyes dancing with news 10
red and his body quivering with excitement OF the
sage Meeting his master at the porch he arst
indicated the Importance his by
srimace It possible conceive-screwed up his
mouth. lifted his hands to heaven finally blurtsd
out a phrase which demanded instant attention