The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

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COUSINS handsome Ace dsngssous riy. we'll ont Of
= z: q one sss know that she
very proper ! presume" che said supercilioasy
such humble pSsiaon even 1--WE should chance meet
which b not very likely 70 happen in city like New York.
,.IS need said Sarah drawing herself gP
ihs funeral over aad them ny ei.y hs@s: But
s gay % sS Cer the
VIII surely come when you viii be proud to recognize me as
She given The
after her silence and then turning to her mother said with
Upon my word think we shall be very thankful tina. we
going get easily She really growing
good locking be suffered in our house Defend me from
Ba had 'hSsshis IKE hs.s She fst sssny tn,
alone her own and thought Of the struggle
Ser sSnt and
very distant day, prove true
CHAPTER H.
had for three days solemnzpg the aspect Of the great
laid n n las. long home t's patty assembled
Ter he vss e divide no
In IN as hi; room Jus JUSTIFIED dI0A 80
morrns @ AMI '
ana sa hsr S me ssssy % h
chain ard wishing, with ali her heart hat the resome fuss
e Fer ann,
his Of ihe family, would any
sat In nsi
Mrs. n %H
sSptay aS s dp
decided that useless to take any notice of such
read a an Sos1a ss b ws I
young brain ming he would have had reason change
Tie solemn seI &c Of The room broken by the fusy
and aiken The vii adjusted lis
he sssan
executed were % sbe Listened ke one IL
he ofs own
and give and devise to my dear niece Sarah Stanton
Of The interest have always felt in my dead brothers
That all she heard Some dry business techncales
followed with Which she had concern. But leaning her
s SPd te
Ssis5 ann. Who stood beside her Ara she
brslsn up and we're standing near lie ire s
hs ass ss Hss he sss
sssssns II ; A. ,,,s
not peas he banks she the scry BACK sho
could well aors to spare the Yay sum hundred col
heart that he bssuest bad been made since
50 he .nd
called her ptay extremely ungrateul 1t seemed to be
oih s& even "a he slightest seion ofher
pr Warcn now bused up ana took bon OF sarah hands
s.s he sss.%
yih The fortune ard The pretty face men VIII have
ssa amt win Sarah my dear you must no:
assure sou ,m no sa ssd the do''o
are before should be less than man I'D not
liz bow included the three ladies as b. sp,se
Mrs Psrcs eocrsd and smiled she quite proof
simple speech secured worthy doctor many p,easin.
dinner s labs s Tass bis sr% hs
the yourg 'he iress' was LEFT 70 her own reflections
CHAPTER III.
.csrsee MANI Cab: nam Ire csb'T s. Niseoss
the welcome that awaited Sarah percvs az she
nos
& sss % III ss SsS sssS q der ,
burned With smbaras ment and distress and in her
thai es.rus and a
heir sie, T. her face In her agony S she SSIS have sts
gallant open aspect q sailor who had been attracted BY h'
eyen rspsasn o. e youhs s ana inc sesn ruaens
end stood ss.ds her and aassd
perfect stronger to YOU know same tlme yor
ss 1 Be .sG ssSP s ~ dc
no hat GS heat A ana s wss s I
ten, che moved TO him ns.nctvely like night
III : 100 much trouble: shall be very glad you
h @s sr IN spE sa's wa. the reply ia there
particular hotel YOU wish TO go to-, !,
L
resiicn she did 90 carriage was soon ostsnea her
was g nop s SSS sDs a npa
s serious II ,s. yo w reach You. h,ms
ad hers IL Il and feli lsie SearAche a. was reesses
om ss iIm clasp Such meeting sad paI,lnss oien lhr
e.. Thai have besmed upon US for momeu, in nnaaess
tines fsnsmbersd long sf,er more familiar have aded
from the tablets q memory And thus was that The dreams
yan q sgsesfa Ssare wh surs Ola Of s sar
70 The mss q % & s. u, ,ss. 10;
tis aud hen, be walked toward. hi. hotel ever in
bis fe he should meet the young g he had befrended
HE the shelter roof hcse dream,
I, a small wooden tenement, a narrow and dirty
a
N ss ADVENT anc and
h,r sy. sSmcr,.Ss shp Ss, s ~ nc while q NJ
seIsr's sySs seemed 70 srsnss e hear ~. woman
Of he boh days q he Two prchers Who h. gone Ss,cre
her ard safa hear w.m,d towards her as ,be told how
brave and generous, and mpuisve her own father In
a ws' re % sdy a S i
ihs, be bad ,ne hat would DO your good and
Mrs Bryce DO look HE my fahcrl' asked sarah sud
ibs god turned and looked her quietly with her
Ma nsy She said, shaking her had and a.v.rlur her
speech With strong eminscsDcc Of her native dialect s
have bnnk q YOU'D ee Ike him but your ace is Ike your
.sDid YOU itow my mother asked Sarah. eagerly.
/ Mrs. Bryee's frce grew Serious.
"Fss Is ,psw her her od Lee vas grand lady
or The mohers SIDE she was but ~ the fssher she
OF ss good Scotch blood 80 crossed the borden
Mrs Bryce said Sarah boughtfuy. do you think nv
mother father Mra Percival told aid
l not but then sfe her You well now
tel me What you think abeuth
L The face Of the scotch woman flushed wildly.
avrs rercvai What could sle tel Jour- she exclaimed
aprry And what could she not BARN there more
evil IN this world hsn you have dreamed o. Little fhs
would have dreamed Of serdng 70 me she hal
| known what know"
1 "TsH me-"
Promise nr., a., yog no, speak Of to her til u,
| YES, promise ,Ad sarah inpaiiency. and an
revtr GOT 70 her again, 30 make little difference
well BARN. ths, woman loved fither liz
ptver Knew t-no knew u but sconfdenia servant o.
hets Who privy the ri0 But Mr. cared
for her And vhen he wen 70 Europe abe married Mr. Rich
ard OF ration When the OF Mr. Frank
marriage she was IN dreadful way Your mother my barn
ansry when married your father but when she len
at forgiven: 1he matter was hushed up and afer his
Il death she mai RED again"
fshe did not love lin them" said Sarah sadly She had
invest tbs mother wNh
sbe ptecia And 10 be told that che cold and
4 ard hesriless was biiier si g.
Love- said The scc,chyoman, with bitter emphasis
nv BARN than ove-t vas idolarv. and sinful
suppose, He was ten years younger than che but