New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Monsieur Marigny Once bitten twice shy, you know:
and should insist on checking each mile by the map
YOU at the wheel.
Your chauffeur is i1nnovable. Maderaa a.selie was
the ready answer though the aCcornpary-s smile was
not one of the Counts best efforts
He looks it. Why are YOU vexed, Fi--roy; Can.
you forgive Your friend SimmondS2' C.lrhla lle-
those denure blue eyes of hers and held Aedenha1'
gaze steadfast.
Il trust YOU are not challenging cont-a cti0n MIS-
Vanrenen? he said with deliberate resolve not to e,
her slip back thus easily into the role of acouS ell
plOyer.
She did not finch; but her eyebrows a-.ed 1.-THE
oh no. she said offhandedly. Sim ais told me
his misfortunes last night, and assume lat you an-
he had finally settled matters satisfac N.Y. between
YOU
AS for that broke in the Count. have JUS.
offered my substitute; but Fit prefers u
take YOU far Hereford, az any co>--
Hereford! | understood from Siuru- IS that VI
F1tzroy would see us through the reInance me ICl
Monsieur Margny IS somewhat vague .- our iSL11-
topography, you saw that last evening, sad NeIS-
ham.
He smiled Cynthia TOO, glanced tror. one to ne
other with frank merriment that show, row iuE
she appreciated their mutual dislike ~ - ALarSas'
his white teeth cleaned now IN S3rcaSt-- m .
'AdverSity is q strict master, he saId. tsing n
his own language again. My blunder yeste'12.
has shown ME the need of caution; So / no Iar-"'-
than Hereford in my thoughts.
1t IS more TO the point to tell Us ho" -.r YOU ~-'
going in your car, cried the girl lightly
Il too hope 10 be in Hereford tonight. Ms Dt'1t
says YOU mean 10 spend Sunday there IL ,- : ~
thing, and YOU can bear with ME Tor few . TS' S-
meet YOU there without fail -
Come, by all means, If Your road hes c--t way - -
don let us make formal engagements love % 80
that am drifting Will through this land Of gardgSS
and apple blossoms. And lust think of H. three ca'
drals in day-a Minister for breakfls- lunch am am
dinner with Tintern Abbey thrown IN for ---croon ''
Such wealth of medievaliSn makes my head fee4'
in there for mathis. and she nodded 60 the Ga.
old pile rearing its massive Gothic within lew pa'SS
the hotel. AT high noon shall visit G.cu,tStef'@+
tonight shall Hereford All that "t.1ln S.s'
hundred miles, 10 say nothing of Chep>tow, Non'io-% 49,
the Wye Valley All, mel | shall never uvert1Ae =
correspondence while there many g.oHSS.
describe See, have bought some darling httle gTS.
books which tell YOU Just what 20 say IN letter W
between ludCiOuS extracts and Shct OK picture -
cards Scribbled at each place III Try and keep my I'
in good humor
She produced from pocket three Of the red coVT' "
volumes so familiar 10 Americans IN Brt4iIF @i,5 @
BntonS themselves for that matter, when the VeS -
discovery is made that II is necessary TO cftS
Channel in order enjoy a holiday-and showed '1''
laughingly to Alcdenha1n. IA
Now she cried. Il am armed against you; ~
longer will You be able paralyze with you
ing. II YOU say 1869 at Tnern, shall retort Win
1T Monmouth When YOU point ont Nell li"IHIn,
birthplace in Hereford, shall take YOU 70 the IT, H.
Inn, where David GarrCk was born, and II YOU Ns
very, good | shall tell how much inc "
Town Hall cost. and who laid the foundation S'T- y
Nedenham alone held the key 10 the glTi IN
mood and IT was a novel and delightful sensation - Il
thus admitted TO the inner shrine OF her emotions
were. She chattcrIng At random III order 10 b;s
away the awkwardnesS of meeting HIM after thte AZ
pered indiScretion their parting overnight il'a,d
least. Margny hopeeSSlv at because nc I'D
not possibly know that CYNTHIA herself had counsel