Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-03

shlmmcring bay rose Capri IN kind + |
OF magic amethystine transparency.
A light or two twinkied where SorrCn-
20 lay. HIS gare 70 sed the haif-circle.
and finally rested upon the grim dark
ash-hcap. Vesuvius Beauty. beauty
everywhere: beauty IN the sky. beauty
upon earth. In his heart and mind. lie
was twentyeight. End all these Won
dersul things had happened In little
more than SO many daysi
Gods IN his hetven.
Ans right vi n the world"
lie flung the hali-anished cigar into
the air. careless as 20 where Il fell.
OF that lu falling Il might set Naples
on Are. Il struck n roof sornewhere
below: splutter ~ sparks. and al
was dark again.
Il shall come" All through his
dreams that night he heard t. 4
shall come"
Next morning he notified the cap /
/ cain To retain their cabins. After that T.
| hey proceeded 70 storm the shops
They were Ike March hares; irrespon-
! sfble children. both OF them. What
| aid propriety matto-2 What meaning
had circumspcctioni They two we're
| All alone: the rest 81 the world didn't
| count. II never had counted 20 either
| OF them. Certainly they should have
gone TO a parsonage; Mrs. Gruney
would prudently have suggested IT,.
The trivlalities OF convention. how
ever. had DO place az that moment In
their little Eden. They were a law IN
70 themselves
} Into twenty shops they went; mo-
diste after modiste was interviewed
and Fortune az length found two mod
els. These were pretty. and. BEING
+ models. quite inexpensive. Once.
? George was forced 20 remain outside
I! In the carriage. II was Ia front OF the
lingerie shop. he put away each ~
ccipt, Just like a husband upon his
HONEYMOON. later. receipts would
q mean as much. but from dineren'
: angle OF vision He bought 80 many
p violets that the carriage looked az
D though it were ready for the flowe
=" carnival. He laughingly disrogarde'
y her protests. It was the SONG o
Songs.
My shopping Is done" she said q
last. dropping the bundles upon "a
carriage floor. Now, Il IS your turn
"You have forgotten a warm steam
er-cloab." he reminded her.
$50 I havei"
"a This oversight was easily remediec
ca and then George sought the tailo
nc shops FOR ready.mads clothes. He hS
Pr. more diGiculty than Fortune; read
81 made suits were not the easiest Trims
10 20 find in Naples. BY noon. howeyt
IA he had acquired a Scotch WOODEN 4
ie. day wear and q fairly decent dim
- suit. along with other necessities.
ne well. 1 sayl'' he murmured. stru
20 by revealing thought
~Have you forgotten anything
&c ~No. On the contrary. I've Just
-, membered something. I've got al
need or want IN my steamer-trun
and till this minute l never OF
"a thought Of H."
go aow they laughedi Indeed. SO HI
were their spirits that they wor
have laughed az any fneonssQu
thing. They lunched &C the Co
brinus. and George mysteriou
bought up all the pennies from
-, hunchback tobacco vendor. Later.
they bowled along the sea-fr'
George created a small riot by 81
ing pennies 70 small boys and whin
beggars. Al Ave they went aboard
ship, which was 20 leave az sundo
some hours ahead OF scheduled q
- The captain himself welcomed q
- as they climbed the swaying lad
There were hundred hrst-class
- sengers for the final voyage. The
- however. still sat az the right and
~ OF the captain; but the table
-. filed. and they maintained a gual
80 prattie. Every one at once assn
49, that they we're bridal couple.
80 watched them with tolerant an
- - ment. The captain had conside
he
d his ~ left their names OF the passe
He list as published for the beneh
0. ba the passengers and the saioon-sit
.er IN So they moved in a sort OF myl
with which rough weather prevented
denly solved.
Il the One night, when the sea lay
D be and the air was caressingiy
80 Of George and Fortune had gone for
some and were leaning over the star0
night rail- where It mests and Joins the
ward beam-fall They were wats
Dtless for the OCCASIONAL flicker q nhss
nd IN
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