Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10

Kents hotel, regarded this sartoral marvel with a
doubt to whether it might not be Pigment of latent
dreams. Making detour the grass he reached
side view of the interopers face 1t repaid the trouble
1t was remarkable face, both in contour and in coong
From chin to cheek the skin white, with tint of
blue showing beneath but the central parts of the face
were bronzed. The jaw was long, lean and bony. The
cheekboneS high the mouth large, fine cut, and
firm; the solid set like rock.
At the sound of a footstep the man pushed his hat
downward revealing knobby forehead and halt closed
in which there touch of somberness of brood
ing The artist remembered having that type of
physognomy on the Venetian coins of the sixteenth
century, the likenesses in bronze of men who of
iron and gold-schoars rulers and poets The eyes of
the still face opened wide and fixed themselves Sedg
wick and the expression OF melancholy vanished
"Good morning, said the artist, and then all but
coiled from the voice that replied harsh and
it was
"You rise late" it said.
II hear opinion it, retorted Sedgwick, bit
nettled. @Am to infer that you have been waiting for
me?"
"You wouldn't go far wrong
"And what can do for you-before you leave?" said
Sedgwick significantly.
take little walk with presently" said the
in another voice, brushing the hat clear of his face
"Kent!" exclaimed the artist.
w yOu not to recognize man simply because
he shaves his beard and affects a false voice."
But you're SO completely changed And why this
Disguise
SDisguse?" returned the other, astonished in his
am not in disguise"
"Your clothes They re-wel, except for being Of
fensve I'd call them foppish."
Not at al!' protested the other warmly: Gust be-
I'm scientific man, people consider that ought
to be trump. I'm fond of good clothes; can afford
good clothes; wear good clothes It. hobby of mlne
but deny that it is weakness
"Of course not assented the other somewhat amused
@By the way though your socks and tie don't match"
@They do absolutely, replied the other with asperty.
perhaps in fact; but not in effect In matching
smooth silk with ribbed silk should get the latter
one shade lighter"
as that so?" said Kent with interest. you've told
something never knew. Ill remember that Now
Ill trouble to tell me things.
"Whe taking that walk you spoke OFF,
@That comes later I've read your story
"Already?"
@Already Do you know it's ten o'clock? However,
it's good story
GAS story AS information, it leaves out most of the
important points.
HThank you again."
you're welcome. Color, size and trappings of the
horse?"
Il didn't notice, particularly. Black, think; yes
certainly; black Rather large horse That's all can
tell YOU"
"Humph Color, size, and trappings of the rider?"
Reddish brown hair with gloss like butterf1ys
wing" said the artist with enthusiasm; "deep hazel
eyes, clear sun Drowned skim tall Il should say quite
tall,-but $3.50 feminine that you wouldn't realize her
tallness She dressed in light brown riding
tune, with toque hat simple, tan gauntlets and
tan boots that is, the first time saw her The next
time"
@Hold on! dressnaker's catalogue is no good to me-
1 couldn't remember it ALL Was She in riding clothes
on ANY Any Of her visits''
@Any scars or marks?'
"Certainly not'
That's a pity; although you seem to think other
wise. Age?"
"We-I, twenty, perhaps"
add five. Say twenty-five"
"What for?" demanded Sedgwick Indignantly
notice her boots?"
@Not particularly; except that she was always spcl
and span from head to foot"
@Humph! VAST pretty warm the last week she called
VOu!"