New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-01

'o,,rsc he had expected to 90 sometime:
e few weeks. perhaps. In short, he had
Int to improve all the shining hours he
NH. MA IN Angela's presence. He did not
800, 10 let her know what he was gong to
H. Tor her sake, of course: she probably
lid not permit it, if she were told. But
w. meant to sun himself in the consciousness
.bst he was doing something for her sake.
',d he supposed the general situation would
Is, him in getting into her good graceS.
And now he was told he had 10 leave herl
Nnt only that. another appalling thought
.,,,,ct him. He voiced it to Henderson.
aSomcthing has Just occurred to me" he
aid 81 told YOU knew Miss Give.
won said YOU knew her slightly"
w. and know Mrs. Beldon quite we'll
aRr, what has that to do with the cruise"
@Don't YOU see? They know me as Jimmy
Sylvester.
rns, Are YOU very much attached to Mrs
Beldon1 ..,,
= YOU mean that" said Sylvester indig-
nanty. H.
derson mil liz. "Shc is very attractive. they
nv If Won don't care for her, II will be no
.nccial derivation to YOU not to see her
,g,;n. lust write her a goodby note.
"'Damon thought his fist down on the desk.
~But what about seeing Miss Give:
@Whv. voI have just said you don't know
how So w,'l 81, YOU do Mrs. Beldon. You'll
not even have TO write her goodby note,
,aid Henderson with the air OF one easily
settling difficulties.
You don't understand, said Damon.
~Wha, .on't | understands; demanded
HenderSor -, ,,.,~ ..:,
s,allv "DoVou think went into this just
for two thousand a month:
40; ! r,mcmbcr, and admire you for
tho fact, that Your chivalry was aroused on
iabalf Of beautiful Young lady. who, If Lar
rabee is dead, has the moral right to the
money r,..,
Ike Nj Give ike her most awfully.
And I've -ot to see her again or won go
one foot. III throw up the compact first.
II | can -ec her again, what good DO you
s,noose Oh. whole thing IS gong 10 do me-.
Hendor leaned back in his chair, and
Loted N Damon with a diSplcaScd. diSap
pointed air. May ask how c'ten you have
met Mis- C'vc3 Since, as YOU tell me, YOU
have DCCil On " -NCN yin 'i4iF "a ''NN'N' -
cannot hal. been often.
~Does tht natter" growlcd Damon.
"Young man," said Henderson, " hope
Won are NJ, SO silly as to believe in love at
first sight. 8,
wei. you've put the name on II yourself.
I hadn't o.. that far with ii in my thought:
vor're pushing me in, muttcred Damon.
~Therc's no such thing as love at first
sobt said Henderson firmly. Besides,
had made mp my mind TO give Larrabee a
rhance =, win her love. after | find him.
don't See how he could fail to love her: she IS
a most attractive Young lady.
III ther. IS no such thing as love at first
,;obt. ,hc~, should be no such thing as busy
bodes ro,;ng in to make matches for two
young people. who would probably be very
badly suited % each other, said Damon,
with a uang Of fierce jealousy directed
against the real l.arrabcc Damon.
you will admit, said Henderson. that
itisavcrv reasonable proposition. 1t would
solve any difficulty about the money.
Listen 90 me-" said Damon sulkily. IN
less have chance too pursue my rcla-
lions with Angela Give Hang it all, it
presunp,,on To- talk Of being in love with
her: shes too wonderful. \ man ought to
know her for months before he'd dare
VI. ..,, ..,,-;,,0 - t14f # Won fokc in or