New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

r7s.- lie came Of good old family which
- be-- hv to- generations. and IS con-
eo-e-7,e -.~e Of ms money and position
= r-s-,- Is an eXpernentalIst He was q
5s,,s- md found much OF amusement and
1-,errf interest II studying Vanity Far.
c7-,s---.. IA. Gabbled III Bohemia. He had lived
,,--- IN -1e. and had many friends N England.
g-n-rr ... one -lne fellow that he regarded with
~7--e -a. --e average OF friendly feeling, whom
- had .-.-.f 10 pay him q visit IN New York.
-Cr--. --g over late n the spring old chap. he
had sal. nd III show some OF our country
bo-se hen we can do the watering places;
- --c--r 20 West Tor . little shooting.
Sr--.. . 10 pass that one fine morning as GOTlng
ct ms over q late breakfast. feeling bored
with ea-d was brought 10 him, and on
+ was name OF his young English friend.
H. exclamation Of pleasure, and hurried
5-v-- - .- ms guest Cad he said. Algv,
old -- m glad TO see YOU Why dIdn't you
le- ---aw You were coming.
I'll ] j surprise YOU Just got IL. Drove
--- here Il YOU cant put up can 60
p -.-. cha-, on steamer told me = good one
The E- --ua- said al this II q SLOW, hesltant
vav ..-. d careful economy OF words, as Il he
tea-e5 - supply might give out
Langharnl" replied GorIng- OF
g-a--. III stop right here! Wen spend few
davs r. and then ! Il take you to my sister
count .--e IN Nestcheste--
Lar gladly agreed TO this. and the two
--er5. - down TO q quiet smoke and chat as to
r-zrs --e-- season
.s shG-+ slight though Well put TO-
Ee-1e- dressed with extreme neatnesS. but neon
S--- nd -------l-1-e~sive u every way tie was
VISIT --g-sn-nan. and carried his head slightly
t---- About r.-n. however. hung that at1llos-
r1e-. good breeding thar laa-aCteTlzes the really
hC- Erc--5--tr-all-
Ar considerable talk on various topics, he
n .eI Al tTo-luE steadily 11T q moment through
his glasses. then sand say, tI9Tirg' 1ai1lK
j. .1z about 1Cr VIE over here. Like American
C- Think can ind one 70 take me, eAt
Find oues Great Scott man began Go11rlg,
I'M burst lrro a IT O. laughter
a. y
--.-- mean old man md plenty marry title
---.- and al than Jolly rot Don I want that
s.- -au f-uoEr.-ge- those 1t ho-ne.--TaIt glrl 10
71z- me. Irn nl- such bad sort, eh:
Hast chap ] know. Egu dear old sl1Ipeto1l.
sail .-.--rg enthusiastically, and any gi-l ought
:. nightly glad to get YOU without any OF the
-azrn looked pleased At the praise. and
.r---le n This country know nat Tou are
answered I.a-ella1l. looking puzzled
"- -.u ] came here 1t once
-r--" said GorIng. leave i 70 me Eng
ls-- that worth While are al ( lItl' o. =
her. 7 EoIs are considered worth NIlie- YOU N---
= I'd 10 death and as for wives enough VII be
---. -.1,l TO -ral YOU q Mormon OF a rrh- You
mus ... considered not worth while u arrange
20 ---e on rOu are a simple tn9llSh ge1lJle-
--- ..- - see about some land scheme lou are
s-- ..-.rsgh old man. Heaven knows Can YOU
O. lie, Oh Lord" and Gorlng went or INTO
be an az. Gor5ng, What do you mean o..
-a.-,h s7llsided. and he explained elabo-
-a-. plan he had hastily formulated
q ..G had written to his sister, Mrs Laurence T
- .-ag that he was coming. 70 pay her a
that he was bringing with hl11l an l-Il3lla!ll
--- was not much to look at but an all
-. e fellow" In response he received n q
IT, a letter that appeared 10 cause MN
-.e-enent. The following portion nc 'e>'-
-, s,, &c more charming and