New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-05

from her face 10 his. The singing goes deepeTi
then with triumphant surge and sweet breaks out
again
Lirt up your heads. o ye gates. and be pc M up
ne crerldstin0 dOors...'
What, are you crying, too % says Essie. aren't
VIC the pair Of US, though
Ending of "The Clean Heart"
CHAPTER XIV.
We'll. he had returned TO life" to life had come
back again his was all the world did he choose
to say Thistedown the spirits OF Essc, the Jolly
one: an! but his heart was lcadcn leaden, leaden!
How then 10 tell her: How to crash her castle
How undcccvc her with the bayonct OF truth.
Worried was he worried at the knowledge that
if he told her he would rcproach himself all hi,
DAYS for his cowardly brutality: worried at the
surcness that if her ne failed 20 tell he would be
wall the rest Of his lie BIT, cowardly, cowardly
weakness.
Strong had she grown. but with common
beauty. As If 10 tauut him with it, and 10 mock
his burning eyes: as ii TO tell him that It was
greater than he, that he could not destroy it
1t had begun. his knowledge that he should not
have married her, in the railway carriage coming
from Whitecliffc. He had called her Southeast"
Whatever do you mean" she pouted, pouted
prettiy.
Southeast" he had said. How simple. Essie.
s. T. Southeast
81 don't understand" she smiled You're too
clever for me, Arthur
And then he knew Knew that she had told the
truth He lcas too clever for hcr. Yet he was
not cgrcgiousy rutilant But he wa, too clever
for her Almost anybody he knew was too clever
for her. Rather. perhaps She was not clever
enough for him. The world seemed to sway from
And after four long years he was trying hard to
tell her after weary years he was trying to avoid
telling her.
viii you have piece OF toast" said Wriford,
weakly.
"Oh won't / just! Isn't toast funny from Es-
sic Our Essic. Esso the Jolly ono.
"E.sc" said Philip Wriford ono OF tho lucky
onc- one OF the brilliant ones, OF the healthy
ones, 81 told you long ago that was moody sell
fish, unreasonable
You're dear" said Essic. beamins
Spun the universe round and round; tot;crcd
down the heavens.
an addition to moodiness and sclhshness, he
continued - have the worse trait OF cowardice.
was afraid not to marry you Essic; | was afraid
to marry you. If had not married you there
would have been no Happy Ending, for there you
were crippled and i'll on page 4O2 through my
doing. 1t is hard enough to swing novel with
happy ending Essc; if had left you, crippled
and ILL., there wouldn't have been a chance. Yet
that ! ought have done. shall allow YOU thirty
pounds month; you will receive It promptly
my attorneys will see to that You have bored
me unspcakably for four years; but / am so glad
to be free that | can forgive YOU ] blame only
myself and my scntmentality. Is there anything
FOR YOU can do else
81 think YOU might make it forty pounds said
Es,ic. Essie the Jolly one.
Miss Anne Morgan furnishes an entry for the
Ant-CmaI Stakes. THE peasant women she
told a reporter, gave their husbands first then
their money, and lastly their mules
"A miscreant" says the Poughkeepsie Eagle,
ran of with four Rhode Island Reds Tuesday
night three Of which were white and one black"
Sounds a bit pro-Germsn what:
In Reading Pa, there is commercially candid
baker: Eva Tanguay cake" he adyertiScs you'll
enjoy the cake As much rs YOU do lis namcsake"
HINT TO coNrRIBs
Smallest volume
Lands Tire Col.um
JATEFESN
Truly is George NJ Conan a miracle man In
The Miracle Man the automobile whecze Is
built not upon Ford but Buick.
Speaking of miracle men. Helene says she knows
a young who doesn't wear horn trimmed
glasses.
And speaking of automobile japeries. Sir Walter
Scott. it appears. pulled the first Remember
"Noun. Lochinyar':
He swain the ESke river where Ford there was
none
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