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of Ij popular french Chanscuette, almost simultaneously at Lady
Alt4bel"s,'
Little Utz, to whom both
halm h,tlt;..of -coarse, confided the.
secret of her incognito, hail got him-
self up very magnificently as Lord
Louis X V., and this Airs. Des-
mond considered as almost tanta-
mount to a declaration.
grid fi,naliy subljded into the most
oot4f9.144b - 'easy "roost;
and draw front her pocket a letter,
whie h she read more than ouco.
" Ab, my dear Cousin C1owe.ntia,"
she said aloud, smiling tualiCious-
ly as sho carefully refolded the
letter and put it back into her The ball was a Most brilliant
pocket; "you are very well in your affair tlhu weather was every -
way, tolerably good looking, when thing it should bu, warm, still, and
en grand° tonne, but not clever. moonless; the illuminations were
There's a great deal more on your gdrgeous, the music good, the
head than it. Why, you are not ,dresses admi able, and the wino
even clever enough to--" superlative. Lady Mabel's guests
Store sho paused, and a queer took their pleasure with loss insular
sadness an
smite fluttered over her rosy lips. and more continental liveli-
" Well, well !" but I confess 1 [less than usual. Whether it was
the novelty and daring of the thing,
should like to balance the social or the tact of the hostess or the
scales more justly," sho Mused uulituitod opportunities for flirta-
thouglhtfully, tracing out the pat- tiou, or the spice of intrigue and
hlih► tern of the carpet with her pretty mystification introduced into the
foot. " I do think it hard that affair by the wearing of masks, it is
Mesdames Somers, Desmond & Co.. certain that the ball was a complete
should havo all the pleasure and "...1 success from beginning to uid.
all the trouble and worry. Wily Minna Desmond however, wee flu
shouldn't I have my amusements from happy, for throughout the
too? Of course, I eau always havo evening little Fitz devoted himself
the fun of laughing at my dear almost exclusively to hor rival.
cousin's weakness behind her back, the blue dress of Mario Antoinette
but I have to do it so often that it was always to be seen in juxtaposi-
palls. I really must strike out tion with the brilliant costume, of
something new. Let me think." Louis XV.
For some minutes the young lady "I suppose ho thinks as Clelron-
sank into a brown study, puckering tins is masked people won't talk,"
her white forehead into a thought- thought the disconcerted widow as
ful frown and drawing quite a net she watched the pair.
work of designs ou the carpet with
•tile point of her shoo. ` At last a
brilliant idea darted into her brain,
and she started to her feet with a
cry.
"Eureka ! That will Nothing
could be better. Ah, what fun Pll
have! My dear Clementine, I
shall bo able to cry quits with you
at last. You have made me pass
many a quarter of an hour, in return
Carnforth was delighted; •he
for which I shall play you as pretty begged for a waltz, and Minna did
a trick as ever a woman's wit
hatched !" And she burst into a not refuse the request. When the
peal ofsttchmerrysilver-tonedlaugh-
dance was ended he led his partuor
ter that the la dog roused hila elf into one of the pleasant nooks in
froln hia afteruoou siesta and barked the Barden, hoping that the widow's
mood would not change before he
a
Carnforth, who has ,somehow dis-
covered that Mme. lie Pompadour
was no other than his fickle
Minna, came up to her and began
to talk. At first his attempts at
conversation wore coldly received,
but Jack was not easily snubbed,
and at length ,she seemed to relent
and gradually glided into a friend-
ly chat.
a joyous response.
During the next .few days Miss
Grey's manner was as demure as
ever while in the presence of her
patroness, but when evening camp
and Mrs. Somers betook herself to
bell, reception or theater as the
case plight bo, the young lady gave
vent to her native high spirits by
mimicking her cousin before the
long mirror in Clementine's -dress-
iug-rooiu, waltzing with the.lap-dog,
who loudly resented the liberty, or
singing sprightly chausouettes in
her fresh, clear tones. Mary had
been educated iu a first-rate Parisian
school, and had contrived to imbibe
a good deal of French esprit along
with more some more solid accom-
plishments. But oftener she fell to
needle work with praiseworthy
ardor, and once thus employed her
spirits rose higher thau over. She
would. often laugh aloud from sheer
inability to keep her Mirth to her•
self, as she pictured and re pictured
in her busy brain what 'Clementina
would say and Cleulentiva would
loon: when -her humble coinpanion's
brilliant, idea was fully matured
and carried out.
The rivalry of the two widows
did not abate es the days wont on.
Pitz was seldom to'be seen without
one or other by his side. Bets
taro fr iyy`laid on the event at the
clubs, the odds varying as blonde
or brunette wus in tho ascendant.
Cleiuentina flattered herself that sho
' would be in first at the winning
post, while Minna wag -equally con-
- fident that to her would fall the
honor of carrying off the L'randon
sweepstakes.
Little Fitz could but feel flattered
by the open admiration of these two
charming ladies. \Vhen chaffed
about it at his. club,he only laughed'
and stroked his mustache conl1118 1)J speak out pl :' .;�, dear,,'
Gently, for lieu s •esti•cln:lr good- said the other, with I .l0 lau'rh,
humored, and oven the scowls of „ a
Maitland and Carnforthdid not I ate too stupid to grip.; riddles.'
found courage to propose. But the
lady's thoughts were still running
ou Louis; she was determined not
to throw up the cards yet. Tho
first thing was to got rid of Carn-
forth, so ho was dispatched to fetch
au ice, much to his disgust. Just
as she was about to leave the arbor
in starch• of the recalcitrant. Fitz,
.she was startled by a rustle of the
bushes near, and a voice—Clemen-
tine's voice—whispering her name.
At the same time the bushes parted,
showing the blue dross of the
queen.
"Clementine !" cried the aston-
ished lady ; "you here !"
"Hush, dear. " I have been try -
i ug to speak to you all the evening."
"Indeed?" retorted the other
coldly; "I thought you were better
occupied."
"Ohl, \fiuua, don't be unkind !
I thought I could depend on•your
friendship."
"My friendship 1 .Much you care
for that, infatuated as you aro by
that little—" she paused, .unable to
fiudlii word strong enough to ex-
press leer feelings.
"Minna, dearest, you surely are
nut jealous of me?"
"Jealous.! no, indeed. I don't
admire , your pocket' Adonis, your
duodecimo XV," said ,Minna, with
withering scorn.
Thou wo won't quarrel over him,
but unite our forces against the
common foe," retorted the other
ivith spirit..,
"The common foe'1 What do
you moan.?"
'Just what I say. Minna, there
is treachery somewhere. Some one
is playing me, playiu;, .18;rt cruel
trick to -night.
which of
run-) him. But he hrld not evi. "Coale with hue, til and I
drtdu up his mind slow you souet:,,ag. more
eutly u
the ladies was to be Alt's. Fitzgeraldpuzzling than any t•ithl: " And
!1'raudou. Ile lunched one dayClementina.drew her fricuri's• Band
n nth C'l1) 10 1 ina, lout dine l witir
h through her •nrlu and led her rapid-
lliuua the next; he salt the; wholely toward the Must secluded part of
evening in the opera -box of OIIP, the garden. ".I sa;t• them go in this
hal; he was 001lnin to b;; ;ecu in -the diroclion, sho • went en excitedly.
Row next morning with the other.;:.Lou!. ,Minna, don't y00 sec`a blue
aull so the balance of peWe p Wit; ares over there 1"
maintained. "Yes; but there al'e ever so many
Ruth ladies were at their wit's blue dresses Here to -night."
enol, 1[ow was this oscillating swain "Not like that one," whispered
to be secured? It was so intolerable Clementina iu her ear; " it is a fac
to see hint flirting openly avith
Minna after ho had, all but Proposed
the day before to Clementina; and
vice versa. Of course every one
was amused but the two - victims, I ly, a light suddenly .breaking in
and they were ronlly tni.serable. I on her.
1[owever, nal-coeur-tO' which both
had long looked forward would,
they hoped, bring (natters to a
crisis. Lady Mabel Smith was
going to give a ball masque at her
charming suburban villa on the
Thames, and the widows, had de-
vised ravaging toilets for the occa-
sion. Little Fitz would surely be
subjugated at hast; and there would
ho so, many opportunities for him to
propose in those delightful gardens,
sloping to the river, and lit with
colored lamps a la South Kensing-
ton.
The eventful evening canto at
•
last. Mrs. Desmond, arrayed as
Mine. de Pompadour, in rose col-
ored velvet and diamonds, and Mrs.
Somers as Mario Antoinette,_in
pale bItie satin and poi►rls-nrrlvetl
simile of nine."
"Then it is not you Mf. Brandon
leas been dancing With all the eve-
ning?" replied the other breathless -
at c.UGQ 84144 the eagt9 watchers.
'(Arid you wiU givQ' alt: three 1424P.,.
dart 1lrs. Spmcrs7' he was. saying
earnestly, as he bout over the small
jeweled hand of UIQ tlulcuoWD.
Clementine nearly cried aloud.
Oh ! this is dreadful—the Adonis
wee positively making love to her
double before her very eyes. The
fair incognita laughed musically as
site detached the coveted flower
front her dross and gave it to the
delighted Fitz.
"Oh, yes, Mr. Brandon, why
should I refuse you such a trifle? I
only ask ono thing in return."
Mrs. Sowers' heart stood still.
Was sho dreaming? '1'he unknown
not only wore hor dress, but spoke
in her voice.
"I can refuse you nothing," pro-
tested 1"itz, ardently.
"Then tell ole why you let tat
silly Mrs. Deiiilond monopolize you
as 'she dyes? Colne, confide in Ise ;
aro you in love with iter?"
"In ll,vu with her," Ito rejoined,
hastily. "Oh, no ; surely dearest
Ciemontiva, you should know better
than that 1"
. Mrs. Dosmou(1 clenched her hands.
"Oh, the little hypocrite," she
breathed.
"Then you—" (hero the unknown
paused and played coquettishly with
her fan) "have sumo feeling of—of
friendship for—ole?" she finished
softly.
"I have the deepest„ the most
sincere affection for .you. Until to-
night I failed to realize haw Much
1—"
"And I aw surd I shall always
have a sister's affection for° you,"
interrupted the lady sentiment-
ally.
"A sister's affection ! My dear-
est Clementina,; that will not satisfy
me. I want the very first place in
your heart. I want—"
'I'llo listeners behind the soriuga
bush gasped. flow would this
dreadful affair end ? hero was
Fitz„ the beloved of both" propos-
ing—actually proposing—to au
eldolon„ a shadow„ an unknown
some body wearing rho shape of one
of thong„ speaking in hor tone„
aping her manner to a nicety.
"Dear Clemuntina," Fitz went on
eager']y„''•1 love you most sincerely,
I admire you above all other
women—”
"Aro you quite—quite sure of
that ?" whispered the unknown.
"Is there no one you havo a secret
liking for?" -
1+'itz hesitated for a moment.
His conscience was evidently not
quite clear. The lady„ however„
seemed in no way vexed„ but laugh-
ed softly as the tapped him on the
aril with her fan.
"There ! 1 won't put too many
questions. If you tell w0 to -night
at least I reign supreme, I ask
nothing More." . '
Fitz took her Band aud.pressed it
fervently to his lips.
"Dearest Cletnentiva," he whis-
pered tendorly„ • "and now l: beg
you will let ale SOO the face I have
been longing to look at all the eve-
ning."
Then- the widows peeped eagerly
through the Screen of leaves, long-
ing yet fearing -tele eluciilatiou. -iIT
the mystery , •
"One minute," said the unknown,
putting her hand to the mask ; '•I
wonder i y l,, will.„.u)lsay: your
words if--• '
"Unsay, d Iffy words 1 neer'."
asseverated Fitz, passionately.
."Not even if you havo proposed
to—to the wrong W011lan 1" mocking
voice --a voice that glade the two
eavesdroppers thrill avith terror 0101
raga The mask of the unknown
fell to the ground. as slur stood up
and ficed the astonished admirer:
"Mary"
"Vos \Ir. L'raudun--Mary," she
echoed, dl.opiong him a mock. -
c, r',esoy.
"Now—how did you gut here,"
he stammered.
; quite simply; I drovo
down in 013 handsome" laughed
Mary gaily. "Come, til_o play is
Out, 80 1 will explain Ilio`plot, as
it seems to puzzle you. I wanted
to see if Mary Grey, given all the
advantages ladies "in society" en-
joy, could not hold her own with
the best. tSe, I made an exact
copy of Mrs. Soarers' dress—did
you not see there was a second
Queen here tonight 1"
"V es, but she wore I10 rose 1n
her dress and she seemed so dull
'anti insipid after you that I con -
"No. lte has been dancing with cludcd—"
my double."- "So you made the rose—"
"My poor Clementina; but you "The badge of grace and wit,"
aro—" interrupted • Fitz, gallantly. "Litt
"I)eterinined to find out who has Mary, tell ale your real Motive for
played me this ;shameful trick," she pitying this comedy of errors•"
interrupted fiercely. "Nov, silence, "I fear it was revenge upon both
or they will hoar us. Hero they of you," said Mary rather seriously,
come—they aro going to sit on that and yet laughing. "Mr. Brandon
sent." you have behaved very badly to
Drawing the astonished Minna mc. You have courted mo, won
after her, Mrs. Somers slipped be- my affections, and all tho while
hind a largo bush of scringa, which you have toyed and trifled with the
effectually screened them from view. two widows as if no such being as
Littio Fitz and his fair companion myself never existed. IIow can I
sauntered slowly down the path, and believe your sincerity after all
as Clementina had predicted, seated your flirting, after all that has
themselves on a garden bench close passed to -night? Do you think it
byl. There was 1171 air of fender nothlug to break a woman's heart?"
e cssnlent aboiitthet`iii'ilier i\ i5hsTo nddecr 8ofnesv nr—tfemnlous yy.
•
FQr 11 mQUI.OLt , J.,ita was dete'
fottucled.: but something in her
look and tone- aroused all the man-
liness latent in hint. Adwiratiuu
took the place of astonishment, and
his native good nature made him
forget the vexatious trials that had
been played ou him. His better
nature also assorted itself. - He
felt although his heart had always
been Mary's, his flirtatious with the
widows had boon lucre pastime,
though to -night, iu the excitement
on the Moment, he had gong fur-
ther than he ever intended.
"It is nue that I proposed to
you," he said at length, "but you
refused me."
"How could I do otherwise,"
returned Mary, "when, 1 saw you
paying as much attention t0 others
as you did to mo ?
Again Fitz was silent a wouhont.
"You have taught 1110 a lesson,
Mary, he cried at length, taking
her hand, "but I ash going to hold
you to your promise all the same.
If you spoke in jest I was in earnest,
and don't withdraw a word of
what I said. I ala thankful that
I have not gouo too far, that I can
still lionoralaly ask you to be my
wifo. My heart is yours, Mary ;
will you have me?"
"Aro you in earnest ?" asked
Mary.
pllc"Ind. most solemn earnest," he re -
"And .the widows?" whispered
Mary. ,
"You aro worth 100,000 widows!"
Mary laughed and gave • such a
charming smile that Fitz was en-
raptured.
"And your soubriquet ?' she asked.
Fitz laughed good huwo•edly.
"Someone will find lac another,
nev5r fear. I shall change ley mune
at the Sa11)0 tune that yell change
yours, Mary. People have always
called me a lucky fellow, but I
really think Lady Mablo's bal
masque has brought oto the best
luck of all."
"Ho is hopelessly infatuated!"
shuttered Minna to her friend ; "let
us leave hien in his fool's
Paradise, sho is another Becky
Sharp."
• And that was the verdict of the.
fairer half of society. But Mrs
Fitzgerald Brandon holds her own,
nevertheless, for her masculine ad-
mirers pronounce her the "prettiest,
wittiest and- brightest woman iu
Landon,"
Mrs. Mary 'Thompson, of Toronto,
was afflicted with Tape Worm, 8 feet
of which was removed by one bottle
of Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. 464-4t
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