The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
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". -na'l r...,.' know whether Young
r,uirN O.pruu'E IA G-oTg.' M.r.,iith =
FINISHED -t"ry Oi 'Celt aud saxon
h.rls- S'rlhu"r- S"n-b ever saw Adj
otto Ndl-i"r 90 Il h- did So" h-r Nhather
-r"~s> .tNN' t.,Ar>W"r rn fh- picture drawn
h,~ rl'' r'uagInailnu Very likely Sue
~. u"r hur-" with 1rst aud dash amid
oNarl"d scenery NJ th. country Patrick
.sh'. coming near Earlsfont. her home
,nd"r nar.' hill she came racing up
m plume IN the wind: sh. was over
r" luug brown moor look where hs would
I'D NIvIdly was sh" beside the hurrying
.Cn whrr. ~ mad. edges aud rhattsrad
vhua
i"r face could no, IL. clea rly .,-tablished
., Pltrick at that time He had not sesn.
b" Guild not imagine her face angelic
u,>t ed with demon beauty WAS his idea
he woman The presence Of the de-
r.0n element in the picture was doubtless
10 to the fact that she had j,ited h,@
other Philip. IL is possible tn think Of
.Ich an act a. monstrous. Faiihleraness
ahorninable in man or IN woman. hut il is
,1EIlarly abominable IN woman The
vAlist reflects here: Men are no, those
Nv creatures whose conduct strikes on
OBJ" aoril with direct edge: "a fnithlass man
Tut general villain or funny monster
.rbject rejected of poets taking no hue
m the fat chronicle Of history: but a faith
'"-s women. how shall We speak Of her
fie proceeds to speak OF her and To
show how He says Women sar redly
endowed with beauty and tn. wonderful
vibrating note about the very mention
- them. are criminal 10 hldeousness
Shen they betray. Cry False on them
aud there il an instant echo OF bleeding
Males In many circles. lik. the poor
quaverins flute howl Of transformed
hsasts. which AT SOM remembering
ouch bewail their higher state Thos.
women ara sovereignty attractive. TOO.
osthsomely. Therein YOU NAV detect
"a fiend' II is probable that Patrick
detected II He looked n Earlsfont aud
cnntemplated the landscape and thought
There had this woman lived. AZ the
name Of Earlsfont she became this witch,
make, deception. Earisfont was the MI
and summary OF her black story. the
'"verberation OF the word shook up all
he chapters 10 pour out their poison
Plainly what was TO be seen thsreabout
had tbs. divvle OF an effect upon PatrIck
Mr. Adister. the father Of the rscreant
Young lady. received Patrick kindly but
without enthusiasm. II Ia made PLAIN
that h. was not = melting or -nuslv-
hoet. There Was severity IN his hand
some appearance The master III Fsrls-
font stood for a promise ~ beauty IN his
issue. requiring TO be sot"u-d a. RI.
mouth and along the brov~ even n men
T.. was tall and had clear Greek outlines
he bps We're locked meta inru a. edges
Z steel and his eyes when h" dIrscted
hem on the person he addressed ar he
'-'r=on speaking w-r" a. hrt" varied by
not, ons of TN. lids .yeba- pi a -'on.
list. lr they Expressed NOR" because
S@v were not sCulptur-d yves B. wA> he
.Nur.ssIon of ms high and frl.d nsrUr,'
-a'her than any III the dIveI>.',..~ p-.r-
aiming 10 sentiment and shades ut mean
rg" Patrick watched MIN for signs II
IA" unknown AdIanis. bu' inasmu"h A.
he ~a- unknown. Of course H.. could not
cell wh.r her Ia. al 800 y-rsd any
W. ihInk W. must give Patrick -'a'..-
'ren' Of he lr.=h cast. 80 he -tuuv NJ
i's,-r SAID P.rti"h producing ir-larri
md England ,u "a" u,,luT- We don
count uluy .lhu'.-, ~ FutDi,.. tuI 'h-r"
no sham" az -uhmt'ru. ." force mlI-ur"
u stand wa ono" mad- and Vs.. r-
-'ronger both OF ~ united 'uau 'ea' Iug
20 trips. and 80 'n-r" for N" past 30
Ibng a. We eau s.' our ewes upon some
hing 10 adm r. int cad Of a bllndI- -aIa'
ng fat on pile ~ po--es-Ion- and vow IN
he won't bulge, and taking kicks from
ZIG foot across the Atlantic and -hIs ng
,tvone,s out Of her mot cap for a li'ti
mos cock Of tho ey. ~ her and -h.'-
~ FOR the f'e-hpo,s and calls rh.. 49,, d;
uanklnd fools becau-. they ~ not The
ans. and so long a. she can tram her
bands and have her ho' toast and tea
.,.'h a suspicion Of a dram ia u -h. doesn't
md how heavy sh. -it-: nor that = not
80 point. nor's the land que-' ION nor he
.,. o crop II she only " ore he NJ h' -ort
far. - look at With n b,' ~ brightness
.Npui ~ 10 -hOw an idea in- Il" striking a
isn' from the dav that not vet noddinz
! - a. ne tops 81 big mouni aims do
.-r. was something more OF The state
mp bur 7 would not he right 10 tell all
Before Patrick began II there had
.-u s"rue 'alk about raising better horses
na ravalry. and when n. - at .rnent
- FINISHED Mr. Aiis'er said -gcc lnctiy
- 10 horses
rtrrlck kept thinking ~ the foreign
rrta :" whom Adiant- Vas married
q va prince bearing IN" striking
IN" = SchInderhann-s Mental proJec-
: Il TINS dete.tat'le person caused the
..'g Iri-hman To- toss upon MS bed
Ing long hours when he should have
on .t-iaep. II IL recorded ~ ou. piaC.
re story After - turbulent night
% ~C-lInderhaun"- who let INN 20 no
~ than the opening 81 a December
b.. Patrick HE'D AWAY 10 one ~ RI.
..-v nuuk- by 'he lake for Tracing
90 There can ne no question ru'
, Patrick would have. liked - plunge
.. famous Schind.rhauG"s MT" 'ho-.
.. ".,..nrIy aerat-d depths and rrhod
.. there until he was thoroughly dis
--,-ed Young Caroline. relation ~
- family and "a member Of the house
80 went TO play on tn" pIano for
's'rlch after dinner II - made known
.,' H"r- how deeply DESTROYS Patrick
20 I've informed concerning hdIHnt.
...., nor husband "A he. followed Caro-