New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH 2s

-a~er47he-ed he mysterious house n e Boulevard
Ptreise where ne lived. The beautiful PIPER Aal
where the statue Of AIhrodIte stood e doors that
would open Ike other doors. ne ---rseLy Dis
turbng encausric painting Of Cleopatra n he
drawing roorn.-rnanv things she d-~------et-
Besides, suppose that he lang1age "4s -ealE
Tartar were there not Russians VII" -LcAe Il
She thought there must be because She lC vague
idea that all Russians were more 9- less Ia-ra-s
There was a proverb about i. Voc. r. 70 ne
English well 70 the French. R@@--- --pre>e1-
romance and w1CkedneSS
CHE would not 60 70 the telephone he---, M sen
~ a message 70 LogothetI, and he cane II n ne
cool time Of the afternoon She -1.---- ne 12d
never looked 80 handsome and 80 .--.r .- c s-2ce
she had known him To please Etr --e @ ~ Ser1e1
gwen UP the terrific ties. the lightning -N vast
coat The sunrise socks. and the -.o Ne--ns
ieyyeIrv he had formerly affected srt - -eS-giei
himself 70 the dIctatIon Of London - - " no -el
him what he might could. should a-- -~- "s~1
for each circumstance and hour ot c-- g. p II
gradations. from deer stalking . - -@c-en
party The tailor. who dressed A~-- -.- made
speciality of Empe-ors. was man esq @1d
when he had worked on the tI-ceA -.----1Vr -e- .
few weeks the result was sa--~.ac-u-.. F--.5
for his almond shaped eyes ro one g...- -aFe "a
Logorheri from ErgllSh1rlan -E II t,--s,(s-
Mrs. RuShr1ore Was amazed and t.---,-- VI.
dear" She SAID afterward % Na-g----- '-a- le--
fectlv wonderful change, Think L "a. K -Sed y
look, And now You might al--l-~- -=- ------ -o -
American gentleman
He was received by Mrs. Rr~h--.- -. Na-s~-s:
together and took noticeable pa.r- --Se ,--''Se!
agreeable 70 the mistress OF the --r = u.
Margaret pleased - rhI>- 1G- -. ~1-7 - -
that he was doing his best 70 keep S.r- N'S-.----
from leaving the room she pr,.u,,. "'-.it 80
done Margaret did not Ike il. Sc s lZns /,
ask him questions about his lesson = Idl5@-
and especially about his -eacler- --- Irop@p-,ii
meant 10 cast her inquiries n ~rt,- ---- = -
make IL preferable 70 examine HIM ~ .,,-e- .
before Mrs Rushnore. but he ta-Ns. anu =
rarsing only instant Tor the GOO an -
pressions of interest approval " .---LC- -
knowledge Of her wea kneSS he lei -.-- e..
20 the subject Of political and tI '..--C
and OF lions OF other varieties. and t..-. az =
bringing some noble SPECIMENS ~ -v- - - -e--
was not a Snob. She tI~tr->tct -.-r 81 l--1
ruarquiSeS. and counts. and could ee-' e. -.
we'll in the pre- euce OF an Eng~h rts- .a' - =
We're irresistible. and Logothet- y-tere- -- d - 80
menagerie of them. and described -1e- -.-..7 w
rnInureneSS. If not with VeracItE- III
He was telling her hat a Prime N,--e- ,.'l -,.
an Ambassador about the Pope. wren '---A--'
rose rather abruptly .~.
by way OF apology hut | really ru~- 1a = --'
air. I've not been out Of the house -a -''. set
Mrs. Rushrnore understood and "-~ r. - -
though she was sorry not 70 hear more 2e ,s~ -
child should 90 out. bv all means Ft',,-'- '-'
Logotheti STAY dinner No. @lS .'-@ :,
She had forgotten that she had d .e-te' :l
time for the afternoon post. - she "'-'
lett the two together
MARGARET led the way cut IN tEe ~. T. go 80
1vA they sat down ON garden chars '-,-1- ,Gi +
elm tree She said nothing while she ~e-t tu .-0-
very deliberately. avoiding her c,i- ---.y--7 -
till she was quite ready. and thcr suddenly -, -
At him with q sort of bla nk stare that %''-N - -
disconnected anyone less superdtlVeIE So, IN. -
than he was Ii was most distinctly N,-'~'-..O
CordoVa the offended prIrld donna. Ni-' - =
last and not Miss Margaret Donne, the Hi~9 i-'-S-
What in the world has got into sou -ne -
He opened his almond shaped ewes q hr-'e .'d'''
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