New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

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country house vas very big and
ne Nlckershaus were very hos
11sbie. Then a-vbodv who was
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vent One was absolutely sure not TO be bored.
a21 what society esteems quite as much, one
could not tel u what form the amusement would
present itself here was all the excitement OF
candle OF what was really sure thing One was
l-a-1 70 NEE -r-e-estIng people. though VINO they
--s1t Dc always re-lalned . question Inc chance
q coming on the latest man TO make new fortune
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7s-est and highest the stage Of the Metropolitan
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.7-e me blgges- and brightest n all the boxes III
IN, You possibly might be placed at luncheon
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nc vas Just back from the last South American
r5Tolutior
lHEREFORE. vae- / had been whtried from the
station and arrived Just little less hot and dusty
= -'V c0ch. j Was not surprised 10 discover the
M arthur Ca-e--l a-ev-. al eveglass and silence
. lie small tea table with Mrs. WIckersham- He
"a loI one OF the heavy. rIddy kngllshnen, but
s-S y the pale precise kind was a good deal
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I-et-cs aiterTa-- Mrs Carden-C anew entered with
E e1ect On one that l have tired TO describe.
:. syo1 as / could. l got Emily Wickersham aside
--- began 70 as-- questions
3. don think that mama knows much about
-, Emily answered She met them at the
= L-i--ooTs, and II once invited them down TO add
e. = human b----a-5rac- The Hon Mrs Arthur
b. Z perfect dea--Vyas Russian, a Countess II
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- that could there remain the vestIge Of q
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- 4'r they were always COuutesses with IN
rres,-loeabIe TITLES The Hon Arthur was Just
dr. =. o. qulet insignificant looking person to be
Tbse = an aceJmplIce. / had not decided which.
6,s,s-F must be- spy Al least. | concluded In1ne-
t-~e WAT more might prove 10 be the case,
m s me could reveal. and ] decided quickly that
this -. lay II helping and hurrylng time along II
Sc 80 not Get any more out OF Emily; she was
py-L - 70 conhde II me about Charley Iremalne,
Cur nm she was head over ears II love.-the
g5rg y true love II the most regular manner not
a54 :; smoothly al all He was something remark
and - ne way 81 family and position. but poor.
E5rlatt ny " lckersharn s private secretary
5-.r7-:c-si1-aIls beng dazzlIngly new and hippo
ms - perfectly the course | should pursue. /
give - entirely unconscious, II order not 10
! r71s Warning OF nay intention At the same time
gig,Is-o LAKE note Of everything with unceasIng
ne n, must not let the slightest fact escape
lJse = ~ -NA Al adversary could not afford TO
IA f-'iehl OF leave stone unturned
The -3e' / met with something Of a setback at
J1st s---s IA al cannot be plain sailing. Having
l hs5 80 theTe was good deal to saw and before
-~- MS Ia-leu-t anew had slipped from