The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-29
BY JEAN DICKE.RSON.

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Literary Pres)
Mrs York looked down d the bright,
sparkling face and admitted that
Fanny SinClair's daughter was more
beautiful than Fanny had ever been
even in the days when Allen had been
SO madly in love with her,
4 am so glad to have you with
us, my dear" she said bending down
and kissing the rose-tinted cheek
nearest her Nov, remember that
you are to make yourself quite at
any way that appeals to You this
warm day"
Thank you, dear Mrs York" re
turned the girl, lightly touching the
Older Voman's soft white hand. u
believe I'll md something 10 road
and spend the morning on the beach. !"
You will ind books IN the small
ubrary--there beyond the green cur
tain" She pointed down the long
corridor and FASTENED away to other
duties. mentally yoWing TO pry her
studiaas brother, Allen Fisk from
among his precious first editions In
the Zig library and have him fall
in love with Fanny Sinclair's lovely
daughter But ever since that un-
fortunate episode in Aliens life when
Fanny had broken her engagement
to him and married captain SINCLAIR
or the hnShsh army ne had hteh
quite bearlsh Where women we're con
cefhed. teFhdps III ne sH -Ai4E '.iiHt
IN all her fresh ioNettheSS ne mig nj
Rose York smiled az she went down
10 confer with her cook,
Angeline Sinclair easily overlooked
the small library, but the noble oaken
door Of the larger room was not to
he lghtlN passed t& Geht1y she
turned the knob, peeped. IN NJ the
walls lined with richly bound volumes
behind loaded glass doors opened ier
lovely dark eyes Nlder at inc MASSIVE
Jacohean furniture ana sApped IN
side
ne rom! Ms 4hoscul,'@" S'lie -
ter the nrst GREATNESS pause 81 al
mlration Angenne crossed me SltNen
rug ana stoo0 oSiore 10" u scar
let and gold books.
me lance OF Llie, sue Ieau'
That sounds horriely NE . tract
7 Dante lafWin :. uri plo tS--- otSsdI
ON dear / aoht beheEe there
. best seller "a the Who5e 1p'' one
wandered Sow aro4hp '"e i0p bls.
/ pokihg her myers AZ the looms "ut
restrained from removing IleHt from
! the cases p9 the ioe re-, 49,
men she nau e0'' 49, q 'o'l ~
the room ana was oee'h,l1HB an over
fasaAia, Inns t@h'T o' % "'4
| propeiihg steP-lauutl t''at iah IA
| ilttte track aioNAo tile "'si' 'ite "'"i
opened anu d lian
AnsellHe saw ti'at ne as VI niiu
die helsht' ra'h9i sii'l3 uni !" *.
ma i'osoiile 80, - 10 81, -
fIth SOM -" 1850 -.
| eyes Moie 49, va 49, &c
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ho'iteo[a pea ~ olis ~, 81 - II.
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was proceeulis oval N"e'i ~
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p'e ,sEsa ,,... ,.,. a,.o,,o Voc
IN ~
mere, ne Satu. ,
1p4 sAta. : = 4''1u 80
thing to read mere Out everything Is
$50 W. ,ponails' ~ 80. ,hat
lndeeu' rerhaps u ! kne" Wa,
you "iSiieo ihis NJ neIp 'p ~. a,ans
BOOK, Aileh ie'i acet nc
poiisneo ms Seeiassos anu -, 80, -.
uloseIs "a. 'ne sou"s s''''e
the golden iight OF the room,
As ne iooAeo ms ne palou aiid a
stern expression setlien around ms
mouth re knew 'aa' fanhS sinclair
had been dead Tor seNerai years anu
that she mao ieit an orphan uausii-
ter, ne ie'hen'perea Qua, ms s's .e