The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

self about, and seemed not To care
whether she lived or died. She did not
signify. Why should she 20 down TO
dinner she asked herself in reply 10
her mothers urgency. To see Antrohus
walking down the hall with Sylvia, she
IN her dark blue Ear2es and cut crys-
tails, Hike a goddess i'm cloud? To see
Antrobus bend and. lifting her hand. kiss
Tho cardenta she held? And then Sylvia
tossed her the gsrdenia as If II were
no other than any common flower. She
kept the great sweet blossom till II was
tarnished. and then pressed II in her
lips and took off that kiss herself. But
no. no. il was not for herl And she took
The poor faded flower from between tho
leaves Of the service for the dead where
she had put IL, and laid il on the burn
ing Goals and cried 10 sec it shrivel
Faint lreart never won fair lady"
! mother. by the time Antrobus dares
speak, another hero will have taken his
place"
'Had Sylvia any heart at al1?"
thought Zoe. Another hero, n there
were anv ono who could take the place
of Antrohns In Sylva's heart she did not
deserve him."
Her mother insisted presently that Zoe
should interest herself in the ball for
Svlvla's birthday. She did; she directed
rscJons rhf SyGoIss a. hsE bo dashns hsnd
dwarf, mammal"
II am so understood"
Beside Sylvia YOU mean No. You
arc different tyres. sylvia is the Great
lady on tho wall Of tho long dra wing
room. but YOU arc the dainty marquse
IN the morning room-the one with tho
uape lcssam,uc in her hand. They call
th"m gardenias now"
70. - We gave ono 10 Sylvia"
"Antrobus
'"rhe ono ] saw her give to YOU, What
became OF it, They arc nice among
| FIRE" - III INC
mother ''
The first great storm of tbo s.aso,
came on the nl~ht Of tho ball The wind
| roarnd around The gables: one heard fhe
roarinr of bouShs and their era shiry fall
th" iaShinG Of sleet. the whistle OF gust
aCt eddy. and now and then the stranyo
silence Of tho snow that epvnlonoa MI aiI
outside sounds. The disturbances of ibc
storm caused the music 10 seem sweot
cr' inc flowers richer. the laughter cnyer
But The storm i'm the heart of Zoe was
no less Wild. Her love Of sylvia bnr
IoVc of Anirobus. her hopcs her foarq
her condemnation for both fears ana
hores. made hnr soul ternpest,,ous
iier mother had ordered her nrass NOR
tect In SIMPLICITY Of tuI1n and poar,s
sut ~ was late before she could bring
nsrsen TO ou, 1t on. And then tho SIGHT
e Un1S
their colors. their n1ovemcnt their sn,IIos
strnck her like tho phantasmayoria ~
some strang" and foreign parallel She
,ie,,.lna Yc,r IN 2. dream whilc she danced danced
ist,essN htelesslv 1Ter Stopfath ther cama
ana TOOK her aIi. laughing and maxim
plea SAINT jests. Once she danced with
Antrobus, dance another cloim,! and
took And thcn she saw Antron.'s
dancing with Svlvia-Sylvia in vr,.Ict
crepcs caught with hrpnhcs ~ ,crnnn1
,Iowers-and ,Eer,,and she slippe1 away then.
1nread,nc groups Of dancers. stealing
from shadow To shadow until she found
inc staircase OF tho wnst wing oscapinr
80 to her own room tearing off her uille
and her pearls. locking her door, nd
Martha. ' '''S
II only Sylvia had been named fo,.
Uncle Le~is's dead wfe--and heaven had
IhEen Iho ,l ngI Sylyia $ bcauty-how different
she heard the guests departing by and
,2 uS, Il shc could go. too, She knew moi
"he, whete.ont OF liie itself. it may be-for
Where was That gay young Cirl of i.sf
summer TO whom life was go sveS and
the world so beautiful? Lost. lost in
her shadow. wac 0"t
The storm had blown itself out in the
hII6a', hI7a tne morning made dazzle OF
pue SKY ana sunshine across tho w,as,o.
of snow that in their cold white',s,'.' MaStes
.or al, The glitter and sparkle. seemed
Hpleal OF death itself. II curdIed hcr
ii'r'l' uDt loNc lie, buf dn1f1,
was abhorrcnt. Well. she must e,t,. I,.,Ln
SeS the worlJ&hcr de There ,S were other people in
lathcr-Syiria would miss her rarossipps |
omd admlrlng. Antrobus--vould Antrobms I
cNcn remember there had been sucT %
person as Zoe: There Was no beIn Sor g., :"
Of or mInG ihui' @ change the poles. This state
Wonld ma some absorbing occupa lion LII
thneemase, heIseu In what needed ali her
SnouSht. There was q shelf of Tt,linr |
BOOKS in the library; she knew a Wiiia |
DaIcs Dt ,nc language now; she would bury
nersef IN The eXcitements OF old ItaIj.GI |
hlstory, She had heard Antrobus taii5inn |
., n-he was writing a play OUT Of some |
nhLpIS pe!ohSing TO IT.. She had Wished
lhen tnat, she were not such a J,inco
2Slvla RIVE hdd known what IT was all ahouI
wen. she would know now. 'ou''
she TOOK big cloak over her arm
Tot Sne would have Il run on tho tcr.
,scc, "nerc the men were sbovclin.- nfr |
me snow. and went down 10 the bresI Ia
tast t room t1Very one had conc size
,1i douIlo, lvr lew OF the guests. Antrobus
among them, had stayed over, th"sc h.,
inNliatlon. those through the violepro. ~
the storm. The h,Itl. ,,Ds-i''p VI