Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-08


., .v cop''hueu' nqoulng his mead III the direc-
''Vn Q, .ne lowh' .,.
ht the mess remarked susan wishing
"et s'ster "oulu come IN =, =. ...,
u,o iy ""y ."to oh Iu'y u"!S. mara ihs got
,aoia ~ nodp ius.' s"u haliS oy neAt
haro 49, |o ~ ,, w H. Ia. " v'' S"'''
81 Law W. 'o Io, no VIZ" ne - eUue.
oo- nav 00'"'''" ~ ""'"'''u 'u-
"yo, I ;,ooiro -or d;dr al, l- ru.,,
cie a. nd tLet r,, ar H.
Ho a5ded Ioolinr ~ Lnro'i,I
81 iokeS Chad obnnt !, tnJo'' cnn,;nne e 81 no
ra6a ond bo freroJ os r,d na lie 80, f'
thoncbt tho scarlo, >ynnll novnr mn Io.,',
Those fair mon do show thair hpsbo. if ,Lov
have cot orvo
Susan dii mot un1ar,,arh ulyboi Ala IN,
Joke him abontS W sbh im"~irrd , v ""' O'' '0'
i "Now Snsonl how nrcttilv innoco-t vou
appear. There is no ocrnsion to mako a nv
tarv or il TO mo for know obout II rron
Emma" wa
"Ahort what Mr. Cornec;os nm mn
king no mvsterv"!
6Wbv.if Won will hovc mn sor it--ror
know Chnrl has got l,ayo ror bo,%. ron oc.
knowl, dee that p
.,Yes know that
"And Won know | nrcsu1,,p. ihet bo bos
heon nro;,v constant in Lis attendance hnra 7,'
Yes" ialtercd Snsan: NOT quite So rcnfjiv
rs ot tbe other nnpstion Mr Carn,Gin
smiled
"Tnt o,co that o,Lo. oroccr boc oor,o horo
ho continued rond eomn If them Laro not
bnon slack Ihord bne cana tcn Time. la
would I'"H not do ths witboUt "II % ,owarTnI n,iv
Snson so;G nntI,i"n wLdt ,",,s Nr Cnrno.
mia Jri,inr ~ "o'"'"e' nav L 10 '"'' N''' 80"
"And ho Los ,odo !, o,, ri,,bt With = cor.
tain yonny IoIy ovnoct sha SS,ilI hn noing NV
,ha II,n,,' j oo,,,, hoi. ,;,rS l;'S, ~
Mrs CbarJ Va,,so, 7 an, l,' ,a,,.,,,', Sr.
-a' ~ o"''u iou 0eo "''' u" '0'' "'''' 0u
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w. r, ~ SuateI ~ ~ iI, "a" I "', ;,I
al ~ ,l,",' ,,G';,,, v, f. W'rr a., nmmII
a. ~, ,,,rn
.NLo. ~ :. on ~, ao,,,ool
"oh Sr9nn - ,r,tonJ ionoronco and osI,
tha, u'8 ~ pI,eI a5 =, W, h nDHr "U
cnonatry RNt nnssi,Iv vow ,Lin,; ihnye for.
CsiiSG ail .,lu. 20 5n Ia donnsiiorv Of ronr
iono snnr,' o.. ,'"1,' -, " ~ NV
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""o ."e 's' a', a.; ~ ,a ',' ,,g, hnr cco
~ ,"' TL,af, ,hnr sin s,,ni.a !,
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""I ".'u tTl" i,, i,..s,t n', ,, o.o o,l,
,;n, A. m9H',;a ~ ,,ct would no,
u."s' ~ 'i,""s'' .I ,i,a, Ea,,air
| .......,
Nnnio was lINeIS " n'"l ,a ,.,a,ho
lie rose up IN aS,oh'Snmeu'' unu s'oou W
'oro ntr' susan o, .,
AZ, W nat ~ " g" n1t .1, 20 ~ ~ ~ 'at". ., ,,--
~ Is sHu t,'' On1'' 10 eo'"s ~ 1'"'''
"Wt ~ ,,to-, u,,,, .yho oor,a nov,
NC. u''elru ae "uS1"' Nv 'oN'N ''" v
to.u you sna' - ,.,..,,,a,,,, ,,,ho
I-n,,'a heiStI, "SNeu 'ot o"' my ,'"' w."
." % e"'tu p'ope ~ our'u u'Ne.'s u MI,
IIrs ins =! ""u ,L W. ~ ,Lo ro, nr hen
sniiio5 5atnosn yon
, "Snsnn chase SItI,red in tbc meaning ,
,ho wa,a, sho Gathered in tho fulI meonin
Of othor cords aud octions-tbn, had loon
VI "a U'"pI 'i,,',r rnn her ror some if,nc mas
o,J ,hn trrnnd s;ri; with n defined fear an
I a." G"e cl w., f;,,c 90 v,Li.ooe tho wor
~ ~ '>e ,''',a,,d1 On
~ 500 Ia2o startled vou. SDsan, said NJ
r,r'",j, 81 Ala NOT u'can TO hurt or We
"t",5 r ror n|,iart ,o M knowing il n,
.nr' .ou' ~, E,,',o sbnnII have ,old me >"
. o,,aroJ har Inns to assure Mr.. earn,
? ,,is thnt Cantoin t,bQsd vas 6ot, az had nevt
Ron onv,hino 70 her but stern thought can
. % oeen n"y .nn ,",'S Ser and sLe stoned herself
4 ;;r,' ,;,o' A. tbat moment her sisters carriar
+. o,nro ao,,'5 IN siobt ard sLo raised her hand
. ~, ~ nrt 10 Mr. Cnrnorip
IS P0,Vy nVast I worIar hero She L.e been. No
i. NO can hare dinner, Touch the haad.bel
F. will YOU Susan, and tell them TO be quc
l. oyerit. Susan, am sorry veXcd you,'
= Thank you, MIR. Carnegie you did NJ
1 yex me. ! was only-ouly surprised" w
e Susans answer.
J. Mr.. Carragic leisurely descended the steI
n to be in readiness to help his vile from II
carriage, ana Susan pressed hec forehead n
i. on the railings of the verandah, her hea
al aching aud her heart sick,
ol WHY should Mrs. Carnagie have told h
. husband that Captain Chard's attractiC
'ee there was herself? 1t was a barefaced u
I'd truth. Captain Chard had not paid her AZ
ot INTO her brain like n fash Of light, and Il
lie ;ndionant crimson came to her brow with
u, -dscent vhen Mr.. Carnagie had been
oil home Then he had been attentive to he
but Susan, in her indifference to Capita
Cho-d. had not taken heed of it. 4 fright
-, suspicion Of what Emma's motive might ha
i'll been-of what it must have been came Sc
vc RING her heart, and Susan Chase wrung
TO hands in despair and tribulation.
- IL am sorry kept YOU waiting" Mrs {,
IN racie had the grace to say. 81 called IN
re the Ietts5ms', and they kept me-"
be AT the Lettsoms'w repeated Mr.. Carr
in gle. "Ilave you been into the town.
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