Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-29

He suddenly became aware-an'
he iammed on his brakes and dis
mounted by straddling a leg TO tne
eround-that in the narrow lane he
was between two ~plunging hofscs'
Their riders had divided to make
way for his bemused approach.
On one side. the lane was banked
steeply up in a cutting. The morse
of the rider on this side stood on lts
hind legs and appeared to be PEI
forming a series of postman's double
knocks on the bank with its foreleSs.
Lord Tvbar, who bestrodc it, ana
who did not seem to be at all con
| cerned by his horse copying a post
man.. looked over his shoulder al
| Sabre. showing an muse grim aho
said, Thanks, Sabre. rms Is JOiE
7 like this. Come on, old girl. rms
wav down. Keep passing on, please.
Ass" laughed a voice above
| them: and Sabre, who had almost
forgotten there was another morse
when he had abruptly wakened ahu
dismounted, looked up at II. 80.
The other horse was standing WITH
| cou1plete and entirely nconcerne
/ statuesqueness oil the low pank
which bounded the lane on his other
side. Lady Tybar had takel lt-or IL
| had taken Lady Tybar-out of dan
ger in a sideways bound, and horse
and rider remained precisely where
the sideways bound had taken them
as If il were exactly where they ha1
intended to go all that morning, and
| as if they were now settled there iot
| all time as a living equestrian STATUE
"a ~singularly striking and peautilul
statue. u
I'VE are here" said Lady Tynar
uer voice had a very clear. fine note
1--WE are rather beautlful up mere
! don't Won think? Rather darllngs
No one takes the faintest notice o,
MS. we might be off the EARTH. Bu'
we don't mind a bit. Hullo. Derry
and Toms, Mako is actually taking
off his hat to us. Bow, Derry.
Her horse. as if he perfectly I'M
| derstood. tossed his head, and she
drew attention to it with a depreca,
torv little gesture of her hand ano
then said. shall we come down
now? All right. Well descend
This is us descending. Lady Tybaf
who is a superb horsewoman, de
scending a precipice on her beauti'
full half-bred Derry and Toms,
winner at several shows. ~.
Derry and Toms stepped down on
the bank with complete assurance
| and superb dignity. With equal pre-
cision. moving his feet as thouen
| there were marked for them certain
exact spots which he covered VIII
INFINITE lightness and exactitude, il!
tnrned about and stood beside his
mariner in exquisite and immoblle
pose.
III
- - .;1Ayc fnnnd SahrG
SMILING mon him. He stood hold1ns
HE hicvcle Immediately in front ci
them. The mare continued to culver
her beautiful nostrils at him.; every
now and then she blew a little agi
tated huff through them, causing
them to expand and reveal yet NOR
delicacy.
sabre thought that the riders
with their horses, made the mos
striking, and somehow affecting PIC
ture of virile and graceful beauty n
could ever have imagined.
Lord Tybar, who was thirty-two
was debonair and attractive OF coun
~tenance to a degree. HIS eyes
which were gray, were ex~traordlnar
ily mirthful, mischievous. A su
premely airy and careless ana Dol
spirit looked through those eyes an
shone through their flashes an
glints and sparkles of diamond
His face was thin and of tame
olive. His face seemed to say to tn
world. challengingly, II am acre!
have arrived! Bring out your hes
and watch met" There were peopl
-women-who said he had a cru
mouth. They said this. not wit
censure or regret. but with a del
ciously fearful rapture as thoug
the cruel mouth if it We're crue'
were not the least part of his a
traction.
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