The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-01

"a YI diatrfcta and OF
Lancashire manu-
H factur ing life.
M Through One Ad-
VI m 1 istra lon''
e tHW (ISS3) as its name
#W Implies takes her
Do zA1zl-4A 90 was h ington.
Perhaps the most
,athI4 o. her other stories are "a
fft 81 auaIIty- (1se6) and "His Grace
lr4i1hde" (1sa7), though "Isditha's
1rEIt,H and "Sara Crewe- (1SSS),
I've e<hieved n wide reputation.
ThQ hook and the play OF "Littie Lord
probably spread Mrs. Bur-
.I<t1 mime the broadest. IL had n
NIINions runj the pretty pathos Of
p story appealed 60 Erownups, though
ntet1rd silly twaddle 10 the lnnumer-
~ I'1s who were dragged by fond
t<E<+ 20 see II. aud was said TO be
Hf#1t nuisance 20 that one OF the
|ifI1f'1 own children from whom II
~ &Tnwn. The play of "Esmeralda, y
ne "fth w. VI. Gillette from one of
z oNprt stories, ran three yenrs In
aalSta. "a Lady of Quality" dram
|Ito4 With stephen Townsend (as were
acF plays), had n considerable run.
n ITTINA VANDERPOEL was
ten years cid when her sister
Y Rosalie married Sir Nigel An
'1kItrs, an English baronet. Betty
he'd Nigel with a child's instln, tive
tred FOR bully, but In spite Of his
Iarneness, there was a certain fascl-
tion about him which blinded Ros-
= his real character. They were
lsrrio1 In the whirl Of gayety which
1tte1 the daughter of a multi-mil-
Indirf and left New York for Eng
I'D. Long before the honeymoon
bed Aosy discovered that Nigel cared
~ 1cf her money, and nothing what
fr Tor her pretty, rather shallow
r. end by the time Stornham court
reached Rosy was desperately
mof'ck and frightened. Her life
the title English village, even while
; WIS the lady Of the manor, was
Ide nightmare by Nigel and his
Ith1r and when. bewildered and
lrInc1, Rosy sought spiritual con-
htloo and comfort from Mr.. Ffol-
:s3t. ne vicar, Nigel accused her Of
Vin1 4 lover. He intercepted her let
3, Had to her about her parents, and
last furious at her refusal to ask
father for money, he struck her
that she fell In a heap against n
III. md cried out, with a crazy, aw-
little laugh:
Nigel, be CAREFUL You don't know
vNinable / ami might might
1e--n soni"
Fiffeen years passed, and the Shut
Of Life, weaving back and forth
weef the two countries, weaving a
soitss web over the ocean, twisted
hfc1d In the life OF Betty Wander
hht stirred her with the spirit
edtfnture that had been born In
DQsch forefathers, and always a
g N led out to her to go to Rosy,
zee Fhy the letters from England
qe|n so few and so unsatisfying.
~ Hhs lovely woman Of twenty
ny different from the gawky,
g'ieFged little schoolgirl who had
rnf Seized Nigel -uthers, but
kept her determination and her
i'pVHer and booked her passage on
NAnretania with party OF
wns. Al sea a storm came up that
eAtNHed to send the ship TO the bot
p| the ocean, and, rallying the
ntfrfd people who were with her,
~ Hnd the unexpected assistance
ane ~ the second-class passengers
'epf gentlemanly EnRllshman, who
~ per TO Keep order among the
eHNfrs, and then as suddenly as
An'f disappeared into the second
The storm abated at last, and
eny was reached in safety, but
y d'd not see the man again.
nN Betty reached StOrnham
per worst fears were confirmed.
vas changed from dainty,
IA lovable girl into a faded wreck,
Apd dowdy before her time. Her
pthtred, was a hunchback, and
~ cringing nature OF his kind
hide himself from the world.
M ps on trip TO the Riviera, and
msiher had died, which left RIOS.
Apne In the Court, shlch was
WEB down for lack Of repair.
l'enty Of money at her call. and
pfrty of courage, Betty set about
Pfk OF Transforming Rosalle, and
H up the house, which soon
from a dingy, gloomy pile to
4eiy English country house It
"a pave been. She superintend-
~ repairing Of several Of The
IN the village, and one day,
" per regular drive about Storm.
sne went farther and visited the
Rn OF the Mount Dunstan estate.
gNaf Dunstsn was almost as badly