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A MOONLIGHT DRIVE. When Emory stepped into Maury’s buggy to drive the three or four miles into the country to Mrs. Dale’s summer home, he doubted not that he would see Gwendoline there. They had not m
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A MOONLIGHT DRIVE. When Emory stepped into Maury’s buggy to drive the three or four miles into the country to Mrs. Dale’s summer home, he doubted not that he would see Gwendoline there. They had not m
AT LAST. There came a bright and perfect day, followed by a night quite its equal. Had a petition been sent to the port…
“SOFT AS ZEPHYR.” And, even then, in the “City of Violets,” life went on; even then the soft waters flowed against the …
IN THE CITY OF VIOLETS. To believe that the woman who could rear and ride so spirited an animal as a thoroughbred stall…
“WITHIN A WEEK.” A week went by. Clovis and her troupe were gone, and the theatre closed for the summer. She had not se…
“I KNOW YOU, GWENDOLINE.” “To-morrow night!” The theatre was packed. It was a benefit—Clovis’ last performance. All N——…
FALSE COURAGE. Emory was finishing his toilet the next morning when his servant knocked at the door, and, on entering, …
THE CHINK OF GOLD. When the carriage containing Gwendoline and her companion had passed the outer gate, Neil Emory star…
“MY BEAUTIFUL! MY BEAUTIFUL!” Yes, Gwendoline rode the stallion, rode to victory the colt she herself had reared. A few…
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