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Lucknow Sentinel, 1891-02-27, Page 6-.,.. . I '' 1� � 1:�' �, , , I 1b . I . 'f f I I M, I I vu. „' 4. ; ,, 711"�') �ks " 4 rr,, %., h 11 I a 1 — ...—_ _ a I A 811cy )echo, in Florence, when I was &boat four -and- ml father; for I seriously queat►, �jold'position upon the Her courtesy rebuked my disrespect andWhen the crop fs on the market and the caul} Is Jwonty,,4 began- a a0rapopt0o1 , ppo�ri rni>�oh .loved him et it It wags unadalerste the arrangement of I anewerisd more moderate! I in,yonr Book, grander proportibne than wliih 11had fauldtfv•admirRtioa. Yk was resin u tit. r I d a g y ,kn g in y, y� ',.oliamtion of the palm. "You are mistaken,_ Leonora. Yon bave - • ,"40rned In Wslook �a i�Ble of t? a key bgfare Poem f�iad It Wag a life-size fire_ all that I would be if I could • all tha ' ' f q 1 in ,aQl _np�n d ter ml nd ed him. I w 11 ask boas ><n so3ae Atid tthe clinking of the pennies and the raolinxng upon snowy 'aTondg vitiile`"fleecy oonCd die til "ehonld ever itaiA my ideal' ''" j "y er e B t olevkingof the " tons' n aortae.. ; way, right 'here before you, and you shall I 1%-;• : ;I\nd the %ooexpxpan is paid ap and no mare his. 'nista lay In delicate, tinted napery about this W rld. It was upon the surae principle Leonora 1 Don't move ! know that yon are mistaken. Be ehaU F biuo eau's ; the elnmborex. I called il~ ".Bar rise.'! that I oonsldered a perfect picture as my , na �ielloast oonvinoe you o! it himself.r • ob,it's th I I file tame a teller ie a feelin' at hie Upon snob -.&.des gn.I..kne. v that,. prap,tir ,ideal meoegsity in love, with"3lzina. I Was: icon oared. I sew the mile of •' I am not mist n ore " she.bAst;q G mistaken, Bigu ►re when ho rises from his supper, then downward call.., I Ir forever do my ,best and Loi• cast as gagerly, though unconsciously, try- triumph in her eyes, as, without waiting .to plied. ,,Your,. father would not be raider -Valle his Vest; ever teal that with n little more study and ing.to produce my father. His faults --they remove either, hat or overcoat, I seized my bat he would not deny it." ,r A.s he smokes his 1pe in,comfort, and then goes a little more care I could do better ; but did not seem like faults. in him; ; they were brushes, and, hastly pre pparing the •• You are judging from his face," I in' and winds to oleoY, the very incongruity attracted me, and I only fraoinetions ; attractive gildi I began to paint wit th that eisted. " He very often looks that whiah� 11, When the crop ie an the market and the cash ie ngs ; materials, fir lila sock, had hailed the thought with a delight subtle sparkles drawing the eye irresistibly oegarness, lest I should lose that sadden he is not. You said that I was arose and which ooneoipugly centered in that very toward the man they could not mar. He inflection, forgetful that Leonora had been frowning this morning and you were quite T4ere's,eomethingkfnd o' cheerful -like about fact. It was beneath such an apparent wad' master of big eine just as he was practising it all the afternoon before, at her right about it ; but you were not so foolish farmer's oyes impossibility alone that I felt ears I should madter of hie art, of all of ever thing. He micro ,that alis might be enre that abs sa to think it was because I did not like j vVhe henknv� `tohtlnmmer's over and he aid the m6gty sword which 3 moat Wear as did rectae! as he would with tie, although wa eowin me •' ' Leonora." The involuntary ascent About the time the da li ht's a ee in' thio' p y g c g ]est right in the mor11• you, y y s p p the ._a, ismsn when I returned my Mina, and ,to oureelvee we each of as seemed rennin in which I laced upon the last ronoun dig- - .� g , i l y.... - .. --. R T.-- _ _� T ��• 1, R. .... -� ... _ _r u _ ., r � r, � ,. � .r • c ...:.. .. .. .. .. „h W t: -T'.. .r W . T �-;•; •-T�^.tt'� 1 Y+L.c� uiii a�llk �tl+'W`Yi""YYiAytr"Y.Y•ii#a""1'rWk�lu iLtSllirD; litrdbv'�¢"7iLt .iti�)`ful'F�'! F'1 IYiltia-"lilS ir"u�fl. `eY��7d ri1t7-7�Y1'�itil�it�fttAt`fli5i:..........",.,-f-•'�, �.,a�. ti�.,rpa-�wfa>rSY tired``i1aLliiit-ir'-'tl�r'�Yi11lx"'l�d� amain �i.�,.,r �,' �y-�y � that's all in bloom ; that I courted. Into it I threw life, love, ohmnoed to please us best. itself, but the improvement upon the whole '• That is sophistry, Signor," she said, But, instead, a sorter calculates he'll hook old and the madness of my ambition, with I had never before seen my father appar- impression was fabulous. It altered the emilirg through her tears. " I caunot " Back" and "Jess" reoklese prodigality t ever stroke. 0 entl so abstracted and the result wee tiiai b To his on#ter in the evenin' and put on his sun- M P g y' „ y „ Y . Qntire sentiment where I had more than argue, with year at I know what I 'am waNq day dress; y model for tie Sunrise was the I entered the studio that morning in as once felt that something was lacking ; but saying, for yesterday, as he stood beside Then go a-courtia' Lizer, with her apron and -most beautiful being I had overseen. ,She sullen a 'mod me ever in my life. Leonora just what and how to right it I could not the painting, I watohed *his face. I like it. new (rook, was only a poor, every day peasant girl, an was waiting. She was always there be- conceive. I always look at his eyes when he comes in When the Drop is on the market and the cash is the world saw her, but, b some remark- fore the appointed hoar. 8he alwa a did '• One would bave hardly aspected a slid talks with yon. They are wonderful in the sock., able fortgne, almgst providentially, I might everything a little bette; than one could model to take such intelligent thought," I ,eyes. Even when he frowns his tape Oh, the huskiol and the spellin' bees -the 'win- have thought, I was Ied to diaoover more expsot ; but my only desire was to sand said to myself, as I glanced from the is never unkind. But I never saw him " tee has less fun ; 1* I aL l ri T —_• ,. _-_- _ .- -__ - - —�ier+� - _Kin .rR --i--._O2-.. - an p� f. .•^-.sun - - _ .�.�_� __ _ begun;. her waI tn'; i t on�at e t e Oman (late glance, for, before I could speak•the words, finger, but looked, instead, into thoee great face no sad before. He shook bin head and The jingle of the sleigh -bells, your beat gal In the pf Florence, while revolving in my mind she was repeating .an amusing bit of gossip, black eyes, fall of fire, fastened upon me. said : -Poor boy I He is painting her with . Bled s the, growing .fancy which :should in time about a fellow- artist -over which I 'laughed- For an instant my heart stood still. Then hie heart. When he discovers it I pity The lnssin and the haggin' when the old Yolks. are in bed; develop into the " Sunrise." in' spite of myself. Then, without giving I was again laboriously transferiag the him." Signor, you know that I am here The, roastin' of the chestnuts, the neighbors She had naver been-& model, and it was me an opportunity to make a reply, she shadow to the canvas.. But the strange against my will. 'You know that I have dxoppin' in; vary difficult to porgaade her to listen even was in the midst of a graceful compliment thrill had by no means passed away. only tried to do my duty, and you kn� rel,,• > Theleatin' of the apples, drinWi i' older from a to the first arguments; but the longer ! which she had overheard, bestowed upon Studiously Y bent over the picture, not why t am cin Yee I am sofa 8i g Sign6r L Oh; it ee s my heart e-pranoin' like a etrattin' talked with her the more infatuated I be. one of my paintings that had lately re- daring again to lift my eros. More care- It is his step I gFor his sake be painting I" turkey cook,- came with her beauty, and the more deter- calved the distinguished honor of a position full than ever I examined the painting, she added hurried! When the crop is on the market and the cash is ' g P y p g, . y s k in the sock. mined to secure her. At last, I snoaeeded in the great Glsllery,, trying to fie my thoughts more upon it I had never had a thought or sentiment a • -Hos-, Baxoo, in driving a wild bargain, offering more and While she was talking I •mechanically than upon my model; but there --was riot that I would not have unveiled in its entirety •more in pay .until natural cupidity could drew the cover from the picture upon the even a shadow there that was original. to my father,and if he had stood in the studio SHEINA hONNA stand the strain no longer, end she con- easel and stood dreamily looking at the The ' position, to the minutest detail, had beside me at that moment I am sure that I .• canted to try the ezperir,gent. She was by "Sunrise" ; not wondering what I should been little by little the suggeasion of my would have apoken precisely as I did. Yet, _ far the most expensive neoeasity to figure do to improve it, bat trying to plan with father • and the prodagtion, so far as it when I recognized his step in the outer _? '. This is apparently oont:adiotory, but it painting which I had as yet indulged in, myself how I should arrange to tell Leonora went, Leonora ; just as I saw her before room and knew that he was coming. L alas so. practically true that, at the the bat she also proved byl" the moat valga- that she was not wanted there, that day. me ; just an she lay upon the cushions, dropped in confusion and cowardice apon a years, I woaid,williugiy have made aeon- ble ;, not a ne��,,o�.�sity alone) but an absolute hhad never wasted much time in prepay- only that I had not done the reality my stool and lifted my palette and brush. Lot to follow, implicitly, .my father's luxury, . She POSse sed edery natural grace ing sentences for my models before, and it justice. (To bo Continued). . slightest wish for the rest of my lite, which could have n bestowed upon vexed me that I hesitated now. The delay Those eyes I Had I'painted them? The 1110 absolutely aesared that, in that very act, I a woman, and added to these aharme a was dangerous, too, for she only ceased li e, jast lifted b a smile, from earl teeth -1 q!es aeonxing to myself an existence, of n - most unusual ambition to devote them to speaking long enough to oast upon me one Had 1. produced them? That wealth` of Spring. Assizes, 1891, ' ..�, ; conditional freedom. the beat advantage of the work apon which searching glance, as. if to discover how far 'hair, lis enin like a raven's lama e, ARMOUR, C. J. I was ens ' g g P g Brantford............Tuesda she had succeeded in accomplishing 'her clinging about the shoulders and fondling Guelph .................. Tuesdwy......... ...... ivth March :;F • Ever the centre of the moat brilliant engaged.. .. ...............10th March societyof Florence, m father lived a life A more patient model never posed. A end and how mach of a task la efore her, y y 1! the snow-white breast.! Was it so upon Berlin ..................... Tuesday ................24th March whiob, according to the strictest Pharisee, more generous good nature could not have when she continued : • the canvas? The soul, the life, the thought. Stratford ......... ...... Tuesday ......... ...... nat March was fall of extravagant appromohes to oenterod in one Goal. A more delicate on- "O Signor, I have something more to the fire whioh•tbrobbed in ever . line and Simcoe...................Monday........., ...6th April , , y Cayuga .................Thursday........, ...9th April excess; but nothing seemed excess in him. ostentatious aroma of refinement never tell you that is very important." She feature which thrilled me even as I .lifted Welland ............... monday....,•......... 13thApril The world was fast as subservient to hie graced a salon of•wealth. It I had had no paused for a second, looking at me in a 'my eyes to it I Was,it all there when I Ramilton......:.....Monday...............20thApril �• plq}tsioel -and--his_ moral as_I -to-his-meat&1 ambition.. but. the . ermple._ money_valne' of sonliar - wa •• Roai , J. - T __.. _____,_.,. -_._.._. the iotare I was _ p y, an a ed : If yon !sown tanned awry from to"the oanvad moderation. His hand was nerved but P painting, I should have like that, I shall know that you are. angry upon the easel ? No I Without waiting Brockville... .......Monday...............9th march never shaken, "his brain illumined but tried as hard to secure. her me my model, as at what I tell you. I am not meaning• to 'for my father's verdict I know that I could Cornwall ......... ...... Tuesday ...... ......... 17th March the only Kingston ......... ...... Monday ......... ...... 23rd March neper-atnpified by wino, though I am sure y womi}n I -heed ever seen, who w49 tske up yogr time with my gabbling ; no, do better. Napanee......... ...... Monday ...... ... ...... 30th March t1at many a., strong man has made a in face and. form and thought even, the indeed, Signor; for" this <is very, very I frowned as I worked. A brush did not Picton ... ...... ......... Monday ...............6th April wreok, of himself' 'with 'less profligacy. very personification of -what I would see important, or I would not dare to any a please me. I angrily broke it and threw.. Belleville ............... Moiiday...............13th April From'my earliest ambition to be anything, upon the ortliwae, iia "the goddess of ••San- word, you took so erose. You will say it in the pieces upon the floor. Then, ashamed Whitby boo a :::::..:.::.:::nMaonaaay:::� .:::.r.4th May Yle' was my mentor, my idol, my friend. rise," if I were able to reprodaoe her. important when you hear it. Then I will of such a demonstration I unwitting! cast There was nothingwhich he did not know. My acquisition was a remarkable good be read for Y FezooxBRm.... J. g - y you m an instant, and I a quick glance toward Leonora, only to Woodstock............Monday............... 9th March --lie-tea ht-nzs-metre-oQ -ilia-wisdom mune_ an-maw-�vays:�rinting soo -will-keep- perfecil"tili-"aii-the-mor gm-s�t�okl`n td iecd" overt' t a �Thot-:.:- sniiay....,.. -15 mull fl mxrg ; xdalizi3 a sta�i ... of .the".vies, more o! iiiloso h' , ;more anenmed anrearlized proportloneofpleasure, yes, I will, even try to oto alae it I can. she was weeping. Walkerton............Monday...............23rd March • d p. Y y g P+ ` , of alt "the soiencea than.. did the . able The consciousness of drudgery disappeared ; I feel very sure, sometimes, that you wish I "Len its ! " I exolesimed. London ...... ............Monday ...............30th March Goderich................ Honday................13th April tutors whom he had lavished upon me. He even the sense of labor vanished, and the would, for I see. thin your oyes and I bear •' It is nothing, absolutely nothing, Sig- Sarnia ..................Monday....... .........20th April convereed with me in eaoh of the modern vexation of oeaseleaq straggle to eradicate, about it everywhere. I met one of your nor," she replied, hastily brushing the tests Chatham..............Monday ..........:.....27th Apel . , languages while I studied them, speaking in the ideal, some ungainly feature which old models'the,other day. She saw me away, "Just for a moment I was foolish; Sandwich .... _........... Wednesday ... ,...... 6th May one 'se fluently as he did the other. $e was ever present in the real, and to Tadd, in coming oat of the studio and guessed what that was all. The eyes of the • Sunrise '. MnbMAHox, J. . guided ,my hand with the pencil, my eye the painting,,, higher ,parts. 'of which my I waa,. and -eo she walked down the street were finished long ago, and are everso W`Uoh Barrie..................Monday............... 9th March Owen Sound......... rdonday................23rd March with the color, my heart with the inepita- model binge no suggestion. 'I had ever with me and asked me all about you ; but more beautiful than all the smiles in the Lindsay ....... ... �..... ,Monday ...............30th March tion ; till at four -and -twenty years of age, been trying to create from the degenerate she told me. a.drest deal more than I told world could make mine. You did not need Peterboro..............Monday.................. 6th; April dust bet th ` ,' Florence, Italy, even Europe at large had ore me a image o! (led whish her. She'eaid that^ you were occas to her m .was ever in m heart • recognized nit' work. ' The shies# critics of Y. ,now, however, I had sometimes and thea once you told her to my ayes to-do.., Signor, so I was careless about them. Don't look me in that way. Perth ..................... Monday ... .............. 13th April Pembroke ... ... ...... Tuesday ........ ... ...... 21at April ',K i a Paris, were comparing my productions seoared a perfect model and suddenly Make poison i! she could not keep quiet any with those o! my father, 'or, more properly, discovered the eagaisite. joy o! being led on other way, mud that another time .at What did it matter that jaet for'bnoe there be in L'orignal...............Monday...::..........27th April Ottawa..................Tharaday.............,.30th April ' ' the work that. he did in his own studio with where before•, I had been held book • the ea- you gave her extra pay because she fell asleep and should tears -them? Every woman cries sometimes, I suppose." �STVOMET, J. Toronto -Civil :. that he did through me in mine; and, even oitement of a race, to bring my own work did not disturb yon.. But really, Signor, n t0 the t at that earl age,' I was rea mi a P y; he itis irationwhich the -this that I have to tell is P- g P " It does not matter for the painting, „ court..................Monday...„.,.. ,..... 9th March Toronto—Criminal F ' pecuniary benefit from art which a true landscape painter feels when bending Every you something y „ that you ought to know, and when you have Leonora, I replied, but I have been ” too slow over this little change. I have tried Court..................Monda Milton Monday.:::::.........27th ,. artist' has labored for through a long lite energy to reproduce, not .what is vaguely and lost, simply from want of recognition, in himself, but the snbBtenoe before him. heard it, if you will only stop frowning long enough for, that, I will dot speak you and you would not tell me. You are bat did Ath pril ......... ......... Brampton............ Thursday...............30th April SC• Catharines......Monday 4th May I might easily have been a#a#ifled by Doubtless snob a dependence' neon external another word ; no, even if I have to take not well, you not confess it- That is so and Lem sorry. You were right when ............... :.**.Monday ................. 11th may ' Battery but that two icnpoirtsnt iaotgi cadre influence proved me lose of a, ,true artist ever resent before me In titer ret laoe I then he world:thOught me ; brit I ''wi O in .poison to go to sleep:!' While she was speaking Leonora had re- you said that I wag. cross. There ! No more to day. To -morrow awe will flaigh it • Chancery Sarins oirouite, 1sD1- BOA. C. t no miood to `oto for, philosophy considered that ea�bess, l IIpaetilleled P p P y end, con• _ was a foregone one ity with me: tent to �oc�pt`>the inspiration as it game, I moved her gloves and loosened her hair. 8he ' wma unwinding her bright girdle, ; then we will take a little vacation before we begin on anything else." Simcoe..................Monday................. 9th March Hamilton.............Monday................23rd Mnroh St, Catharines •; I'll He- boa will He- he amid : you will beopsthe greatest artist of the age I felt me sure of it worked with suoh�: read,';nese and rapidity that .the end of thr4 weeksi, the "banrisa stepping slowly backward toward the little dressing room, •' No, no, Signor; do not stop, " she said .......... let April •Brantford .............Friday.................. loth April Guelph Thursday ti ; and as of the sunrise. Then ieithor an a was almost eQmple#ed. 1 arranged by a series of screens, for the models, et the sad of the nervone! '• I am not tired. YOU must y finish today all that need with ................. .......... „.l6th April Owen l3ound.........:Monday ...............20th April 1. ;' 1 critic nor: onstomer was my orittrion ' They might all say what they would, I did Tii'ere was another"in'valiimbe part which my model developed. It had been no task - studio, just behind the wicker divan, stand- ing ' n on a low platform where the P P you - „ me, for I set not comm here a ain. "� g ; Not' FltRausox, J. Woodatook............Wednesday........... 5th April . 11 not believe that I had really snoaeeded ; far her to discover that I frequently fell into disagreeable moods+when ` y posed. I was still sullen! looking at the y g picture, coming again ? I exclaimed,Barrie .� starting to my feet. Why, Leonora, on .....:.............R'eanesda Lindsay ..•••••••••••15th April .. ••••••• •••••••Monday ................ 4th May ' for in other thins m father. would without restraint, ba#" in art never. fit it•wasmuch ehiloao her then vexed. -that even fora moment m model, ing her own wmy with are coming always i," " I am never coming bore again, Signor," Peterboro'.......:.....Friday.................. 5th May Stratford ...............Thursda May .. """" .... Whitby ,. ` " It wasr''npt as of old when he stood.hy the Wulf , e•Weald come inro.my studio, look.' P P the enthue & tiaa art et. No model had been ion in observing g g that, mea andpdetermi ed more than ever that I would riot paint #het day, no how she replied, looking steadily into m eyes. „ P g y y y If lth ..................Monda y •fat Jane ROBRRTaOx, J. TS at rr * °or end est':: "The knight,16 ig t`i!o large. he tree is too smell. The water ie' but Leon'oril 'h aloe%=^; had discovered the aeoi!et godernfing.rthdse moods and getting matter persistently she might' try to make me. She did you, were anyone else •in all the world, Leonora, I amid in atoniehment, " I Toronto..................Mon ,.....,......,.16th Marcie Thomas St • Thomas..:.•......:Thureday...........:lsth April ' green. This light is not good. The shadow in' Q" of them. I did not realize this at not show it, however. it she were at all disturbed by my indifference and should think you were playing some,modelln 4rick upon me for more a I know that P pay, ............Wednesday sand April London ..................Monday.... ..:......27th ApnI is bed. Anthony, you can do better." It is true that ss often as he said it I felt first or I should have rebelled and have be- 9 come impervious, simply •through a super• failure to respond; but while her hands p d ; where mechanical) loosing her Y g you are not, but, never mind, you shall have, more Goderioh................Hlonday............... llth May Sarnia .....................Monday ...............18th May Chatham n'hureda 1; I as I did by the Rhine wall : that, I could abundance• of nnregenerated humanity in garments g for very speedy removal and her feet very pay without asking. How mnoh would you like ?" ......:........ y............:2lat May Sandwich ...............Monday............... 1st Jane �:, , have thrown the dust of the road after me. I only comprehended it by blow degrees, too slow for the a slowly bearing, her to - the dressing room, , If I could have painted those eyes ae MEREDITH, J. 1:, 11hi ' on when be went away. ,Bat the very act would have been precisely the name es outbreak of re• beiliori, when . I found myself going to the she continued • " Signor, it �'wae yesterday, y y yon they looked at. me, then, I could at !sent have made m Nemesis that would have Cobourg..................Monday............... 9th Murals Belleville ............Friday ................13th March . it was then, m complete endorsement of his opinion. Repudiating him, I agreed. with studio in the morning alto g gather out with everything, resolved that I would not stay wont home. I knew that the door was looked, so, before I dressed, I went to look been my life s masterpiece ; an from her loosened belt she caught a little end Ottawa ................... Thursday............lgth March.. 13rocWall................. Monday............... 2)th April Cornwall ................Friday ................24th April ' ;j him ; , repelled, I plan #o him., What 'did' I mare for all thal the. o him , ht say in , onl to come Awa at noon grumbling that only my father mould heat at the at therror picture. I saw myself in = the there and saw bow much better you puree threw it fiercely across the floor. With a shudder I thought o! the torrent Italian Kingston • ...............Tuesday.••, ...•.. „• 28th April V `11 praise o! me i! that were his gtrdiatsnd set that limit upon my confinement at the easel, and proyo$ed that I were making me then I reef! am. Oh it y ., of oarseswhieh miiet follow &doh"an outbreak. "Return the Scottish ]Borderers. l • any own ? M one criterion was to hear say that I y' y could not be allowed to paint all'da t only dawned y. Y me t was so much improved b esterda 's worn, I could not have believed that so 'scald Of all the women of the world, the Italian is pre-eminent in the manipulation of fierce In 1875 the ist Battalion of the 830ttish Borders (the old 25th) was' sent' A •> could do better. The was all that I sought for, everything that I worked for ; and each ,upon when noticed that instead of sitting by the hour vacantly staring at my mnoh have been the result of s single day. I forgot that I looking invectives, and I knew at that moment that out to India.. It was then composed of 600 men. A� "'` •i ' *ss the meagre reality of my apperont"model, stupidly wishing that something happen was at m pid. tare 'of myself, itwea so mnoh more Been- no woman of Italy could . approach the beantifnl Leonora, when her anger was since then the battalion has had m rather eventful time having taken devotion to art that I fully expected, no soca. as he said, to leave the studio, nee a would to turn an •ungainly angle into a gracefal,'onrve or take the whole tifal, slid L 100ked no long that I was more than s half hoar later than in aroused. Possibly Leonora realized the different, Afghan campaigns, and in, the ✓ , j and canvas forever, and go directly book to combination awe fr om me entirely, I was usual going home. I was behind the. screen, fact. She my have read my expectation in my eyes ; for, saddenlp, every sapren- Cbina•Lushia expedition besides losing 12b, men by ch Now 1`� Mina, ;paver to touch a brush again unless it were to her while she sang to mt. orgetting everything'in the eagerness with which I struggled to batch one line of almost dressed, when your father unlocked the door in. cion in her face changed completely. The the battahon has been ordered home to Britain, but has ; 1�,i' please We had not spoken Mica's name since the da Florence. felt beauty after another, appearing like the thoughts thoughts 0! a ready writer, factor than by and come I am sure that the great Signor,,, Carlo had never in his pale lips parted in a trembling nettle, and with a quivering sigh lifted the glonay hair been so decimated by the causes referred to that of the original 600 who went out in a y when we reached assured that my tether bed long before possibility Y P y I could transcribe thaw. I life painted anything more beau. tifnl then that, it as it neatied upon the breset, while a gentle 1875 only six will now return. These are ' forgotten her .very existence ; but to me she was es reel es ever. It was not all the began to appreciate when I found Myra!! eearohin constantly pg g Y for topics that should eaoept was that the model was more beautiful;" I that voice, fall of Idalimn melody replied : the Signor Anthony,n ou aro wren There eergent-major, a eorgoant and font members of the bend. The uniform! y goad ;1, uncertain reality that would inevitably tempt P my model to talk with me, and in and am sure he thought so too. I could tell it by his face, far know I ie all the money that you have over paid ocindnot of the regiment while in Indio, &t have made a vehement, reatlese lover out o! the crusader, for I was as the care which I was ever exerting to answer her tie questions, while I had so often your am a women, Signor, and I peeked 'throw b g the in me. I'll none of it. And were all the "called world to give, Signor, you could not buy from forth" at different time's eulogama the Viceroy and the Commander -in ,, (} "-^' s paseionato i tired them entire! Sure of Mina ae I wets o! my own success in yin other models, Of Mina The sound Of her voice was like inspiring crack the screen. I have always seemed to teal -that Signor Carlo did not mo for one more day." I stood for a moment not venturing to - Chief in Indio. ^ ' . A art, eventually. course my was mine; she was as much as mine an I was manic, never discordant, always appro• like me very much. I knewillat he thought that, had gone home,and that he would be reply. Then, almost timidly, I said : " Leonora, I am sort that I accounted liar. Norristown ' hers, whioh was all in, all. I oould have doubted the truth of the daylight, but I priate, where many a time I had begged' s model -to'be diet while I worked, q � , end very mach better leased to be atone, so I P kept perfectly still and be knew the offanded y y 1s you ; will on not forgive me ? noise Herald: " What's that. awfa „ is the next room ? asked the earl I 1, could not hive doubted Mina. Had I known at the first how long it wonld require thanked fortune if, when it were possible, she fell asleep. never I was there. He stood for a long time be. fore the long Without lifting her .yes from the floor, guest she replied : " at the banquet,. y " ;hat " replied the newspaper reporter, .�f i I me to remain in Florence, to perfect my- The mornin had come when I had ea• g painting, almost as tie I, had stood before it then be began movie his Exoe t about the mons Si nor have not with a sharp . self, doubtless I ehonld have taken some know bat I Peoted to pat the finidhing tenches upon the aintin P g, but, at breakfast my father hand so" : g g never. been unkind, and you did pencil mean that. I know that you did not, and the a d alebraryerrived P appetite, mast be table groaning under all the . t way to lot her of me ; realized no more actual need of it than. of my being was unusually undemonstrative, ivhioh was Involuntarily then, I looked up. She I had thrown off herr outer garments, anbov- have nothing to forgive." of "Will the eeason.11 deliosoies ' perfect in anything but art to please her. 'jab, be sufficient to diaooncert me for the entire da His ni y q et I intepreted ering her arm, and, an she paused in the asked 'bands you come again as nanal ? " I with an eagerneas that vexed me. Not Iitiucli of Either. i1. Slag indeed,! kbought would the stream that bore to her tidings that I ,moods as significant of dissatisfaction, .and they sot of anlooning the around her waist, she turned her hand in a graceful almost 'curve, "'I will never Dome, again," she said, as quietly and an thou h Harper's Bazar ; fl©ore C g - hapley is • • could still do better: months were reflected in me, making me lane doubt. folly anllen .to the world. I was explaining her words, and oontinaed : had "At gently obs promised to return instead. g one 'ban of those fellows who have more money brains, . Bo ,the grew into years and the years went on, ever elltiring me with the only a mirror. Whatever bo appeared to, me in last ht said : ' I believe it would be better.if it were bent• a little, a9 if'parting and p g "Then, Leonora, Ihave offended you yon "will not forgive. You have ion„t he ? Jeaeie-Yea; and he is not rich, cith#lt. prospect that each woiild be the last, ever• my most sensitive perceptions, I appeared at large only ms a garbled and a naintnlly the mists.' Then when he went away, I .told not me truly.” e • • " going with the promise unfulfilled. The anticipation of a fntnre deprived me of the distorted tranelmtion. When bo seemed' Dome right out and looked at the picture again to nee what be meant, and the all I " ,, . , Signor, she replied, it is not well Chet ohonld tell yon more bat if I then toasts, ov©r nee hisses, rtes ma(d ?" "I • �1owor of ,appreciating the resent and the d_ .- -,. -' blindneds of tits present deprivdd me of ail thoroughly satifitd, I went out with a smile' to say You are a fine old world afterngon I wan pratining it before my it, miry fir, �` +i'd tis Vd'.ia're thea I Whb show• Carlo ; must i6 bobauso .I mast. The at , - • _. great Signor. •A Kisses s,ir! • Then tkre rnai8can suit!, Then ability to appreoiate my own worthiness of fnl$lment, in the future, that .. to•da I When m frown appeared hie forehead and I had frowna ptangibleRpon g to ing yon lust right about it, in the morning." here. Much. does not like me, does not wish me That is all and it is enough." l)ausod to be ihapirdd, " Yos, lsissos, air, are something '" a of one anti• aipstion. which to attribute it, I carried a draper "Oh against my will I had followed her words end watched the explanation and was " My tether told you that ? " I cried. Hae.he been rade to'yau ? "' sweet on which dear love is fed,. And when lips otose together , CHAPTER VII. • frown away with me, mattering: vexing, spasmodic and morose old world I anllenly considering'ite effect, when she added: "Si nor, Signor Anthony, g g y, you know that moot- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 0 0 0 0_ " Olt these aro Isiasaa, air r' hi I" . LEoxoliA. Oa the tenth anniversary of my a nivel what have I to do with Yon,? of It was not so mnoh the result of love for "See Signor, thin in the way of i#" • your g y , and said hastily' throwing the little father bag never spoken tome," aha ; " if he had, be ; i a man who would r,England,through She she said, A gentleman r Bishop .- '^" '•4 cff vest, .she not know how to be rndQT evert- to. -a' modol.,, i B-�lla _-. d._�.__. _.._ . ___,_.,_ River, v<, resented St. ,Tokizi!a Church-, �. _eh gtle.fcr, %,0 , . ., . ,e � -1�. , �: 11 , �� ',��A�,�I � , , 11 "", __- 1 ,.., sg .. . ..�,..�.. - .S[ Xa ', 1 ',IIR, . __ -.. I�•' ,. `tis "t�W..... �.. � ' r E'.r; , - ._._-.. h r, M .. .. T ,