New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07
CHAPTER IL.

GRAY.
As the young deyeTer tie yceroy passed through the
mall gate leading his residence IN short cloak JeT
kin trunks and hose Of seedy and with oountensnce
IN hich humor and low cunning sngusry bonded
approached the direction and paused while to
carefully impress the and situation of the building upon
his mind This accomplished he passed TO bakers shop a,
the next corner calling up engaging smile said 10 the
keeper who L oning sbstEacedly over the counter
Good evening Senior! am you will see, the mos; IN
| fortunate fellow in the world"
Tie baker looked at his seedy visitor with dubious eye
lie half ancied that be- had to beg aud yet not
quite confident Of the truth Of the suspicion
Il have GRAND up the street" added the In gray
with smile but unluokly have lost the
direction the Of the first houses
from your shop but whether the fret the seventh or the
the first seventh or the life of me- cannot tell!
PefLsps" he added sItuy throwing down msrayed and
picking up cracker proceeding which be felt quite confident
open the heart Of the dealer IN baked dough perhaps
! scIor you can aid me-"
ain what Wayl" asked the baker carefully dropping h.
coin through hole in the counter, into the money
By kindly giving unfortunate fellow the name Of the
gentleman who lives in the fret house" -
gcntenan then yOu are IL search oil s'ked 'A7
baker
20 goung gentleman 20 repeated the II bread strOk
ing biz nsl 6lsek beard, and thoughtuly looking sideways
A. yourself enOr answered the man in nunchns
Un-ka nutter,d the baker like who is deIber
''l IT, man in gray observed him in silence and anxiety
No soodookg lives IL the first house. At Length said
the S .d the in rr.v in the tone Of one no i,
very much disappointed but still not without hope.
No" rftured the baker, confidently The man IN the
youL friend must reside further up"
Perhaps in the sixth ?" suggested the man IN gray
IL the SIXTH" said the baker with thoughtful sde!ong
In the sixth" said the in gray.
And the baker evidently thinking that possibility
The gray nervousy awaited his reply for Il was at the
Of the house under consideration that tue brave deere Of
the Wceroy had disappeared.
The sixth is large house. slowly observed the baker
without withdrawing hs 4esseted gaze from thu fragment Of
eke STANDS IN tie middle Of ~ eHte.'e s,S Inn CO..
rees running up the right lemons IN the ets' Very
nice house. serve her with bread"
Who Z" asked the man in gray.
TO tSo cre ,Ls became hi. rank but who not~ithssndng
fHsr with the Of the lady III question as WITH
"Rec Of the yceroys late Counsellor" answered tie baker
veT ch ard very handsoIne said the baker Has the
greatest Il or of senors Ia town There s young
msn there" SAID The breadnlsker, after pause.
ies inquired the II gray who iancied be knew there
Yes. there s. young there, repeated the baker
Rsther quite learned they say he continued
several .nsuese' al Of which he ha. taught himself fease'
also with great ' = Graceful FIJI Of .1 s1Ssy rSGa =.
Large eyes Looking at the man in gray lie may Dc the
Hi. name asked the stter csutiou.y but with
blank smile that his features had woEn al throughout Tue coz
terence.
Leon"
Il Leon, " lat -
never herd him styled anything else said the baker
The widow cell. him 50 and al the gil. in the neigh.
borhood who crazy after h but lie Psys attention
| 20 them"
see. Who il his father ?"
poor woodnsn the widow ogatry estate Not ueh
20 b. proud Of ,"
No" w1ed the man IN g.ay,
no och 70 BE- proud o." continued ;ts bressxer.
l. he the :"
No" returned the in gray who had 10 idea Of besry
ing himself " But he ulsy dwell Ii the seventh 20
You think . ," she'd the baker
The man In gray bowed.
The bread maker clearing hs throat with another Elm
hs turned bic eyes sideways the scrap the
/ in deep, hard thought
don't think be lives there he remarked length mo,
l don't think hs lives THEEE!v
1 a. Why not (" ssked the nan 10 gray
bsssGse7 sssreyss the bgssa eSe !sps bis .s s!ss