The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27

irritating Why, villa was open from Il TO
Yet there was touch Of sentiment in him. too as there
filtered and tem5ted Honor TO oiter he grmy
under 45 sun mgsiashe Baa one He did not hurry
MS steps after Ihe 70 see te NTH Iu' b dawn t6e Tree
shaded avenue again and OUT into the screening NEAT
unrufied cheerfuness were creeping into the deep
seller oranges held up golden fruit they passed
tiny girl in sta tai ' White muslin and frei
6rolderes was tPtqeng across me me I sb ygrsai5
crossing close behind with the perambulaor with its
her sure. now and it's wet your feet you will, mss
You are not walking homer asked Vaughan 1T is
no, thought / would take the tram It goes near
bottom Of the street? Is 1t one with blue triangle or
two red stripes? always forget. r,t .e7,rasa frame
going that way. May I walk WITH you to line
sso0ebo All about herself and her loneliness Heard
about the dear old recto with the roses clustered over
when the blossoms were greeniy out Heard about her
Iather dfia ana neT tbj on ne ~oau d
his face told his sympathy The sympathy deepened
Honor, went on simply 70 say how her last hope Of
mother and that she trying hard 10 find something
once he seemed about Ut to q sqg%9tRbng hasty he
shadow Of the Daphne Just turning into her tree But
too impertnentIy sooni It would be mere pTesump-
be o2 5 Sd n9s hight be sh R he br0
2 heF Wh %sS sR m h b ms was SO brief d
her how strongly he had been attracted that first
when he her in the station the Lyons;
how he had taken her protection himself through
the journey and watch her carriage from
motives OF chivalry but because he felt
interested Ever since he left her the station
in Rome, he had blamed hlmSe for his folly in letting
her without finding her address. he couId
not have had the cheek to ask tit would have
Ever since had hotel and pension
in the Roman papers, he had the Pincian
Hill in the afternoons when all Rome was driy-
the galleries and the Forum and all the chief
that drew visitors hoping to catch glimpse of
little travelling acquaintance Once, in st. Peters he
he had found her Some in he long
marble distance suggested her walk her look When
ne hurried down the aisle, lodging round inter
vening columns of precious and passing beau
ing angels standing on hopeless guard before the
closed door ended race-when he came within
sight of her, ii a strange lady, and herself
at al felt such blank at the disapDoinf
that he had almost derided himself And lol TO-DAY
after this little chat together the BorgheSe
villa he felt if he never wanted to let her go
again of his life.
on his side he talked, too. He told Honor 2 ereat
deal about himself. II is the surest sign a man ever
can give a woman of his liking when he makes him
self the theme. When woman is interested in a
in her he burns to talk himself ana his
interests-that is the difference between us and
Vaughan told her many things Il have three
sisters he had said. and he % descr
them, and his two brothers. and mis- old mother
with her still young heart and CHEEKY WAYS and bar
falling sight My father keeps strong and hearty
old mater is getting feeble-though nobody would
TO her aging So" ''
He did not it, but Honor somehow guessed thar
he his mothers favorte, and that he looked
after the younger ones, like good elder brother
She seemed to know them all, before the right tram
came up. and they got into it-Harod. the soldier
and Reggy, the boy at Osborne and Kitty and Helen