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


for their elders but thank Heaven they are y0--
daughters, not mIne,'
As she sailed out into the hall. s.gged. purely
from nervousness of course. But Eleanor Al once
assumed an air that made Aunt lanes look Ike
Joke and said. should not be DONG my duty
Patricia. If l didn't ler papa know he facts II his
matter To think that my own sister should &c
guilty Of deceit and lying and possibly forgery
And then she burst out CRYING
Eli what's al this, uuuc.tl papa. with
longing glance az The financial page Eleanor
don't excite yourself. and don't use such harsh
terms TO your sister L IS probably some --sl1d7-
standing
As for ne my grief al Eleanor gross 1nS-acl-sls
was too deep for tears As Tor forgery SAD
with the first true dignity that had been used taa-
morning. since there wasn't any writing II COZ
-ectIon with The service | did for YOU last night
here couIin.- have been any forgery / ti1n tel
any lie for YOU know very well that yll don love
MIN and # YOU intended 20 sell yourself 15r 1lrh7
-uCre i serves YOU right anyway A1C l. WASH
nv fault a. all. he deceived himself - there
Even then. Eleanor wasn't ashamed CT herself
/ don't know which Is worse. she said YOUR out
-geous l-uUer-IIeICe. or Your li--r- ,-,--5S ND
she looked madden than ever
I was mad too bur mine different a-rd q
-ladness-~ornetFing Ike that The Christian mar
-yrs must have felt toward their prosecutors
JHAD 1rsc opened nv mouth % Tell Eleanor lev
truths i would be well Tor her o. know "le1
papa glanced Ou- OF The window and SAID Hlsl
Jimmy Rogers was coming across The lawn. and
q minute later he was N the room B. The TINE Il
got there Eleanor looked IS calm and 1--1--el as
q summer sea
Hello everybody he said. locking ~ 1er
Want 70 60 for q sail girls.
Then he looked Al me. Why whats the mattel
with the Lady Patricia: he cred, coming over arf
taking nv hand Won they let yc- ---- The alio
into town all by yourself. Or have -Ee- smut d0"a
Your wearing putts 20 school,
Well. aS the vulgar say that was che ---- straw
/ had always supposed thai Jimmy ~ least under
stood nv deep and sensitive nature / ---sed nv
hand away and flew out through The ll----1- WEsls
/ grabbed up Fluff he only one o.. l---r-a as.
batch OF kittens that had escaped Au-- --e -aiI
pond party and went down INTO The .--1--- -,
There . clu-up OF big trees with ar---E ms
branches that come almost down G. che ground
right by The fence that runs along -- --e or-9N
and / knew that If my non self control should sl's
way there no one would see. So I le- r
/ must have cried for hours ard hours and men
l suppose ! tainted L would lie r-dly-- -~ for any
10 think ! could have fallen asleep under s,ic1
-he queereS- experience There seemed -' re TX
lovelIest music up IN The trees and -E- - So beau
tiful flowers all around. and the hands -e~ er7nl5
dressed II blue velvet was bending --~ me ana
saving. Awake Far one with che G.---- LOCKS
And then he kissed me
AND. what do YOU suppose T. Was jimmy
Rogers Then he Rugged Tie hard and siSss1
me again Patsy. he said You're che teares-
a better sport than any man know. Eleanor SAYS.
zoo "
Eleanor I exclaimed, pushing him --.-E and
sitting up very straight
Yes, Eleanor he answered turning ---- 1----s
red beneath my look of scorn. Eleanor t1i.',