The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21

certain artistic reputation years ago. Her pictures
hung the line at the salon in the past, and
I quite ready to allow you to have lesson from
this excellent French lady, But didn't suspect
never guessed-that would wish to become profess
sionaI artist yourself till months
and when Madame Flachan Joined her with yours
and assured what marked talent you possessed; it
worried your mother and myself good deal TO think
We could not AFFORD to send you abroad, to
London to study art. though we both wondered why
you were ambitious. for surely girls place is at
homer"
Not if she possesses any special talent daddy"
Patience interrupted hurriedly, and you 1t is
evident that Sir Hilary thinks that should succeed
as painter and oh. cannot guess the great long
ing have to devote myself to art" she casped her
hands tightly together then added quickly nervousy:
IT'S not as IL was only chld-an only daughter
even-you have got Pamela and Mile; she smiled at
the twins she spoke, who smiled back their
elder sister; land them upstairs in nursery" she
continued, there's Lucy and baby Marjory. why
shouldn't of your daughters try her
bread and butter; for, after ALL daddy dear retired
soldier man, with only small private income and a
large family to maintain. oughtnt to object of
his children at any rate doing her little best to be
independent-to make money For think, IL 1 become
really great portrait painter what lovely times
shall ali have-carriages. fine clothes. going away
when we feel we want change and all the splendid
things that money secures"
And what about Vernon Ramsey" Jack inter-
rupted The handsoms cripple lad had been leaning
back in his chair watching his sister attentiveIy-
the tall beautiful sister he held in such high esteem
but could not forbear teasing occasionally.
He amused he spoke by the sudden flush
Of color that dyed Patienees face at the mention
OF the name. Vernon was the only of Of the
canons of Markenford-a rising young barrister who
working his hardest in London, who came
down to Markenford as often as he could-more
eT Sc than MS old fsths for Canon
SHTred Wh9n Vernon was sehoob9y had devoted
wrapped up in his library
Vernon Ramsey and Patience Amherst would make a
been sweehearts ever Since 6 nsa
hnk Of mayn E lust y@hs ssd for 70
exremeW Well at the bsr oI ba ne was getting on
another couple Of least before he could think
and H aaS wa Rf KID N MAD
sk ny deSe that en Il %s, fact Ia on hs
las ads snd have 9oTeISss.
he od not f Ss able is'y 70 give give
Husbands nave msffieS them sn for
young HRdf p.GB sse saS 9ss
played cut under the shade cast by cool walls
e Gy oPen a times Of ass on would
Of position 6I to % for she knew he did
Win WITCH G 6Pa ala g bdt to him for
Neyer mind ABOUT o Ve oS 5res ia the least
after brief pause You need bring him into
she blushed rather consciously. again. for she
ana p PUT SsraOh s ssssPhs sSJ
%r dsdsY q Sir sqf s4
Ing may not and accept the KING Invitation he and
OWn Won.
viii let me go to Chelsea for few days at any
chance that has come Way-the chance OF a me-
timer" - - nav
Major Amherst made o answer for a nnousnt "a
all his family looked him, impatient for his rsnI.
the pretty brown-eyed twins, Jack ana that caIry'
gentle Mrs Amherst, for this a moment az
ticipated. '' S'~"-
The major glanced irresolutely down on the ground
he appeared TO be thinking deeply-his brows
clouded. -
at sf knows %oSs uS ss si. a
to stand in the light of children. Besides" he
paused then added: "It is only natural that young
q time other"
After alt shall only be going away on a visit"
Patience interrupted lightly.
Yes, yes" he answered. $50 think we think
now but do not know what suggestion Sir Hilary
NARROW may make to youIater on If he thinks you
He rubbed hand in agitated, wistful fashion
across his brow. ITS a frightful responsibility to