The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-01
ONE DOLLAR FOR 16 MONTHS.

H.
: i",y N"nant, had been told Of IL, and although
u ho u 'er han m never said anything about Il. vet
II ,;i uu nov hke TO meet the gaze OF those be had
father 70 ran;o,' anu succeeded in inducing his
''r,! T, W remove him to private school
q This was within three months an =, IL
ing ot The prize, and Harry saw no more a hin,
> | for year or two. ''e VI Mn"
, Meanwhile IIsrry's schcol-life fed randl,, 7.
was happy time-happy IN its free5c,I ;ror, :.
care, and happy for him, though all school-boys
% not appreciate that consideration IN tho a.
portunities for improvement which Il afforded.
these opportunities, 1t Is only Just to Harry to
say were fully improved. He left school with
an caviablc reputation, and with the well wi,hs,
of his school-nlates and teachers.
| Harry was now sixteen--a stout, handsome
oES, with a frank, open coun enance, and an air
ol neaIth which formed quite contrast to tho
appearance he presented when he loft the hospi-
table mansion which Mr.. Nicholas Nudge ke,,t
| open at the public expense.
On one evening after Harry left school h,
was seated with the sexton and his wife in their
! little back parlor when the conversation, "a was
not unnatural, turned upon his future plans
;, What would you lii,e to be, Harry" asked
Hugh cameron, looking over the tops Of his glass
itstingly. ~ "''
"WhatY-
| " should like to enter tho counting ronn ~
a merchant, and gradually work my way ur.
However, saPpJse such situation woIld bs
hard TO get" ~
AT any rate We can try"
And II don't succeed in tina, will try for
something else. ! don't want to remain idle
| long Ut any rate
That Us u very good feeling. my boy, said
the sexton, apl royingy; "still, 4 would bs
worth while t. wait a little while dle rather
than to tale up with what is positively III, taste
fn losing in that way, perhaps, the chance Of
1t was accor lingly decided that the next d.v
an effort should be made 20 obtain such q situa-
tion as Harry desired.
1hiswas found to be task Of no title di Rcul-
ty. In great city the most desirable situation
are instantly seized upon by those who hay
most influence, and there was little chance for
one who, like Harry, had only an humble sexton
to back him. In some places where he applied
he was rejected cavaierly, In others politely but
this did not make tho rejection any tho loss de-
cided.
II is rather discouraging thing, going about
nom one to another seeking cmployment-a dis
couragcncnt which is daily experienced by hun
dreds, to say the least, in our large cities
One evening Harry said, Uncle Hugh,
have about given up the hope Of getting a place
in IN, rchant'S counting room
''lon remember about Robert Bruce and the
spiderir
"How he was encouraged by tho example OF
the latter to make seventh trial. v6eh proved
S c,cssfull Yes, | remember it,"
Now, how many days have ysu been try
iOgiS%, .
uhnd Ia, marrow will bo tho s.v.,,h Won't,
b, tier nv once more"
so wil," said Harry, Frightening. "And
esiies," he added, smiling, "you know the Cd
oN m '~'' ''"'S
JIar,v nm, o,, 4, IN. uorr;,o, /, ,.,,...
'n',y "oh' ou' ", ','o my, u ehnR that
exactly what-but he felt That somehow il was
going to bring thinl to a crisis.
a. % .nr We w y. .'"0' INV SUN Prosentinehts
halls well known line. coming ey.p,. lila I'll,
c,st their shadows before. II IL not Snr M. ~
seek here an EXPLANATION Of tbis nsycboina;.,I
nrohleu Enouyb that W.. c.n all ,:s,;f, y, -.
reality. W ~"
Harry then felt that something was going To
HAPPEN, yet, when four o'clock came, and moth
Ing had occurred except failure and disappoint-
ment, which, unhappiiiy, were not at all out Of
the ordinary course, Harry began to think that
he he va was very foolish to have expected any thing
lie was walking listlessly along a quiet
street, when on a sudden he heard an exclama-
ton OF terror, OF which, on turning round, hs
easily discovered the cause.
INo Sp,ne1 noises, H,aIheu 10 an elegant
.',i a'I,"s", ;n'a uV"' 'ii'"eu !" So"o "ay anu
WIZ s,, i"H"'"e ""S'
there @lhere was no eoachinan upon the box he had
dlsniouhIed IN orher 20 Knock az some door, when
y t''e holses s,"r'eu: ne was now running after
accn man opJ hnrs. II T. ~, ~ race oe
y hicb of m, two bos ,ha ,,1,.ppn,y p,y ''sy 10 'ei
Th.r. s.amsI 70 H., -, W. 's.'''is
.;,,,a I, ,,as I,J, -. isi'o" IN VIZ car
or conIJ Il. sssn r,orn ,So '1., ~ Paio win ter
IJ.r InmJ cr;". 90 La, ~, W. ,h, miIuow.
,orSc sti mora than tb.w had han 'eSa " ,t & ,ne
Lace and Lv .cc.l.r,t;n,; ,ha;r ,,', :. i luz nse
mi, ,.,s -, VIZ" P'''' ''"y "i"uo
uorry y.s ro,sod from, . ,-,,,, -. ,,
reflections NV secn" ,hc b"rsas a, sh;n', on 'en1
IIe ip,,anily comnr.hsnJ.J ,ha ,,hpl a'
nj a., i,Jy,s :;tn,,in, WV ""o' "'s'l
M,
Ia. co1ln ne 40 against par OF powerful
Mo,, - ,y,,"hI L.'.. ',I,o 'sa,,e. y; x,gnt
# pcltin, ont Of thr harms' rSa' y, al '",B Iut
he cnrriage and il, inmates IN tGsir a., '0'''"s
In, IIar,,. :. 3. -, -,
p"' iiafyt as nc "oheh up, caught the lady's
'aiIe VIZ oi n,o,.al terror ana though he could not
Ii liz "r's,anu h;n' a WY mere instantly arose
ho nomi% ' ''' ''h''' eAi"e'' uesne 70 save her,
iS ~ .'uu, no,,,
oniin ~ 'Guu' Hu As' 'hete was the rub. How
IL IL .n,,''',,,ha, y. Wv ~ 4.
h ile remembered . TO have seen 1t stated some
Wv - a''t '"e p''i! way " cuiea morse tron
ne terror Is by bringing counter terror to boar
Poh hin'
Instantly upon the thought he rushed ont into
he middle Of the street. directly In the path Of
he furious horses, and with his cheeks nale, for
u knew his danger, but with determined air bs
cared his arms aion, and cried ogt Whoa in as
tone rs he could assume.
The horses saw the sudden movement. They
=" the boy standing directly in front Of them.
hey beard til, word Of command TO which thew
10 ~ ,e,h , uSa.i anu py sudden eontra impulse,
= !" I"e3 n,' l'reYeh t no,il tue ohnd terror
and stooI s,i,l ~, ,h. rnlfW % s'yppou ~ su.usn