New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

altogether Virginia came dawdng back with an amused
expression, H..
And Miss Miburn''
"Ann is I'D and about somewhere. Her aunt can.
understand why she didn't call her
She and Rodoslav probably wanted 10 sides,e, ;,
cbancrons," Triscott remarked. Then the arcbns
eyebrows Of his wife reminding him that AIMS form
sutton might not relish the Jest 50 kecnly as gorne
tactfulv added, Speaking Of peaches Buckley sa,.
the Montenegro article is quite up 70 standard" 20
Roth sting and antidote were unelt by the a.
s,r,cted Buckley Il have something partic,l,, :.
saw to Mrs Blair" he abruptly announced. "PleaSo
help me to see her alone.
dOf course said Virginia.
Kick me if get in the way, invited her husband
Buckleys seriousness was tempered by a snla
az ;sn't vou two want 10 avoid be explained
Whoever he had in mind, his fear, Of interrunto,
were groundless He was alone in the courtyard When
Mrs. Blair appeared in the doorway.
IONLY lust learned that you had come speciauv
1 10 see me-" she said.
Buckley shook hands nervously and proposed stroll
along the outer ruins ." have thing 70 say atou,
pr;nSe Rodoslav which Just at present I had ra,be
nobody overheard" he told her
Following AIMS disiointcd revelations, Do ANNOUNCE.
men, startled her: but she kept silent I'll they had M,
nearlv the full reach Of the cliff between them and
possible auditors
YES Mrs. Blair. most serious should not be here
otheryise Depend upon IT, If | had -oer any way n
Getting ont Of this Grand should have taken IT, Fo-
more reasons than can explain, wish duty had
fallen to some one else 1t is very difficult r me- very
painful.
If YOUR husband was within reach 7 aould have
gone to him; but he is not, and ! feel .' -ome one
Close to Miss Miburn ought to kno" ' know
without delay. God knows | wish her rom the
bottom Of my heart! 1t will 90 har' . her. this
news of mine; but if held my tongue sa, suffer
more. The facts
sense Of Justice. no less than AIMS plca ..emency
impced her to caution him 70 weigh hi- Men
in Prince Rodoslav's position canno' pe harsh
criticism.
behind the condolences made 70 me- ! ar -epeating
the kind OF gossip any tourist may hear e table
dh6te Mrs. Blair. The things ! know med not
as a traveller but a student, as an oii... Couldn't
have come upon them in any other wa. j.. ue make
that more clear to you-
"YOu need not.
Il had rather if you don't mind. can -e. ,t ina
nutshell. The truth Is. ever since wa have
been interested in the people who live down IN this
corner OF Europe. | read everything about Serians
| could lay my hands on | learned % ~ leir Ian.
quage and came to have the ambition p. ne about
them some day. My appointment 20 p.oma.c
post in the Balkans realized dream ears.
mention this because II explains why Noniere
grins. who are surely the noblest Of the -lans AMI
fought the hardest for liberty, have gwen their con
fdence | have found friends among q N from The
humbest to the highest. and, though | haven, the
right to tell you precisely who spoke to M Rodo>ay,
| NAV still say that YOU can hardly pu, ran. 20
high He is incapable Of injustice: e. nan. Hs
attitude as | said is one OF pity. lie pr. NHilSAy
so much that it was only when he lcart.- t' Ms,
Mlburn was a friend OF mine that he d. hing,
that are known only TO three or four gre ..ere'
You see | am not interfering without graz. ..-e-
Yes, yes" she interrupted now thoroas irTei.
But what is it ought to know:
BUCKLEY skipped the remainder Of a. Pr n5.e.
- Maybe you have an mixing Of j, y. he
said Has Rodosav ever mentioned e- Lain to
the old Servian throne:'
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