Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-03

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"Mr. Hrentwich " I;irruaa, una,,,,
ed vehen,ently. I've annie fnr NV
present needs" he added
"Of course" conceded Brentwicl
with n sigh 81 didn., r.o,,y hnna co..,
would avail Yourself Of onr frIendsh,n
Now. there's nv homo In A.non VII
las. you bnv. soon ~"
In your absence this ,fternoo, vorr
est.nnble butIcr with c,,nr.rio,,,.
! :.
aisc,e'ioh, kept me withsut the DOORS
"useu '"c young man.
us cohiortaDle nome. You would
| 10, ''''en' 10 snare IL WIN me I'M
:"
iou are more than good: but, hon.
estiy' ! must sail tonight. ! wanted
ohi! ,nis ehahce 10 see you before i
'eit. lou III dihe with me. won't you!'
IL you wouiu stay III London. Phil.
~ we wouiu dihe together not once.
out lhahy times. AS II Is, myself am
DooIed Tor Munich. to be gone u week.
vi busihess. nave many Affairs need
M attention between now and the
9lo train from Victoria. II you will
he my guest Mt Aspen Villas
Please" begged Kirkwood. with a
little laugh Of pleasure because Of the
others insistence. II only wish I
could. Another day
"Oh. you will make your million in
year and return scandalously in.
dependent. It's In your American
blood" Frail white fingers tapped an
arm OF the chair rs their owner stared
grarely Into the fire. II confess I
envy you" he observed.
"The opportunity to make n million
in year," chuckIed Kirkwood.
mo. ! envy you your romance.
You have youth, unconquerable youth.
and the world before you. | must 60"
He rose stifily. as though suddenly
made conscious Of his age. The old
eyes peered more than trlne wist.
fully now into Klrsw0od's. "You will
not fall to call on me by cable, dear
boy. II you need-anything? I ask Il
as favor. I'm glad you wished to
see me before going out Of my life
One learns to value the friendship Of
youth. Philip. Goodby. and good luck
attend you"
Alone once more, Kirk wood returned
to his window. The disappointment
he felt ut being robbed Of his antici.
pated pleasure In Brentwick's COM
pany at dinner colored his mood un.
pleasantly. His musings merged into
vacuity. into n dull gray mist Of hope.
lessncss comparable only to the dismal
skies then lowering over London town.
Brentwick was good. but Brentwick
was mistaken. There was really moth.
Ing for Kirkwood to do but to go
ahead. But one steamer trunk re.
malned to be packed. The boat train
would leave before midnight the
steamer win the morning tide. by
the morrow's noon he would be upon
the nigh seas. within ten days In New
YORK ana among friends. and then
Inc proDiem OF that nfterward per-
picked kirkwood more than he cared
10 own. Brentwick had opened his
eyes TO the fact that he would be
'practicaily useless In San Francisco.
lie could not harbor the thought OF
gong pacE only TO become II charge
upon Nahderlip. No; he was resolved
that thehceiorwnrd he must rely upon
ninseii' carve out his own destiny.
tnt-would the art that he had cul.
tvated win such assiduity yield him
u hsehnood II sincerely practiced with
'hat END III view! Would the mental
ana physicaI equipment or a painter.
heretorore dilet'nhie, enable him to
become SER supporting!
mnerc came rappihg at the door.
Inc KNOB was turned by diminu.
i've henre IN the livery or the Plcss
p"s.s
AIT hirh"ood'
NrhWooa hoadcd'
ne"''ehihh 10 see you SIT
N'N"" nou"eu "sah' sm'iihs. II
'ome"".' ie'P,eAeo' Ehco"rhued. Tue
eni'u "u'"neeo' pronerihS SILVER