The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

was a shocking aifd,i. tuoigh Mr..
\crn'n sat through it coolly and made
money at ii. Mrs Mawhood. who
rented this farm, was turned off at
Tyburn amid the excavations of The
mob" She wore long black gloves
when she was hanged. hut this mcmor-
able and dreadful execution occurred
at n later period. Mrs. MANHOOD was
still in possession of the farm when the
coCkhght described In this story TOOK
place. Mr.. Charlee Lovely. Mr.. Yer
mons rival for the affections Of Phyl-
Ida. hot heavily ut three to one odds
m Mr.. Clare's famous black kuowslcy
against Mr.. camphclls white pile. The
white pile. blGdcd IN one e,e. was re-
treating before tho Knowsley at tho
last when the black fellow fell down
dead and MIR. Lovely had lost 80
guineas and more to Mr.. Vernon. who
with his cool eye on the fowls had
taken up tho others bets as fast as
they were made. Tire issue Of tue
fight seemed accidental and contrary 20
reason, but probably Mr. Vernon had
OWNED tho exact at which the
black cock would expire. This Mr.
Vernon did not draw upon gathered
and assured riches for his livelihood.
Money came to him by reason of his
manifold skin and his ability to seize
upon opportunities.
tbs chapter called Quarts Of BUR
eundy" is faithfully what the title pur-
ports. II is here that we find Mr..
Charles Lovely quarrellins with MIR.
Vernon and losing his temper sir"
IANHS a AarnA, s,sN,,x .ts 80 ai,A,Y1t
make us all blush" 1t is the name
that gives effect to an utterance. This
vas a sneer. cold and contemptuous.
Damn You and your bushes. blush
deeper then" shouted Charles. and he
tossed wine from his glass into Mr.
Nernon's face, Very delicately Mr.
Vernon wiped his face with a Mechlin
lace handkerchief. His trained powers
Of restraint served him even then. But
Charles permitted himself to be driven
10y his fury. He struck at Mr.. Vernon,
who stepped back and with a well
aimed blow sem Charles flying back
ward over two chairs" After quarts
OF Burgundy look out for energies OF
tho kind.
We find Mr.. Vernon clipping with
Phyllida. Their love is beautiful. Thell
chariot breaks down. They gather
flowers. Mr.. Vernon. pluckirg a prim.
rose. calls it a daisy. rhyl.ida's laugh
ter ring out. Charles Lovely snt
Tony Clare following IN pursuit. ap.
pear upon the scene This was in th'
wan light of morning. The color con
ditions changed as the rose tippe'
fingers VI Aurora plucked the Lavender
e,a.. 81. 81. - ri. u, .,A - DtA,,
bus Apollo did not break down. TIL,
rosy heavens became a sheet Of scarle
intersected with the beams Of the fas
rising sun. Up he came in a blaze am
da2zlt Of glory"-PhThus in his fyins
: chariot close upon Aurora's Lowell,
heels. Charles insisted upon a due
= He threatened MIR. Vernon with N.
crop.
II is stirring to near Mr. Vernon
, speak. Listen. YOU Iair ot puppies,
, says he to Charles and Tony Car,
> Il could have put a bullet into e!the
os YOU at any time during the last tlv
minutes. and by heavens don't kno'
p why | kept my finger from the triggei
Yes. | do" he suddenly shouted. Nv
: got \ chance at happiness and I'm No
going To throw 1t away by having yoll
blood ON my head. You're an inter
Il ferinG pair Of fools. hut | cheated on
o Of YOU at cards and | played "A lo'
game over the book. and 10y O.
n believe my father Was a gentleman
I'll meet YOU, Mr.. Lovely, now II
was illogical under the press OF the &C
casion. He threw down at Charles
feet two pistols which he had take
from their conCealment under N
, skirts of his riding coat. In The du'
that followed his luck forsonk hin
: Phyllida knelt by him. He gave to n,
the primroscs that he had gathere,