The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-29

The dinner is inst over A. 1d the boys are
accking out into the playgro, md behind th'
uames, they are s,andinv aboot In little groups
- buniinp each otber IN tho do,rv W. Ea. o.
yoics,s risc hipher Ar a higher A. Ia tb hour {,
the day when the word seeds arc ayin, sboul
the most p,entif,IIv. From n yronn az lowe
schoolboys rise ominous sounds of a;.can cent
wyscm6es voice is heard loud above the 9th. 'rs
and acme subiec, Of cnmmon ;n,eres, .scms q
have drawn pSc srcs " ,o,a'hs, % nr ali .ro
ing eagerly.
saving; II tell Won i am cerrain al H. ID
Fc,ls could nor Know wh,, ws do !, ,ha ,own
pnj,.s some ono TOLD him Marin see ma In.
deedi Marin il as blind as n bettlc. No M,
dom teli''- NV
w don't think any ono dare sneak " s,;d ON.
Of the bystnnders. '"Iyon yonld no, troubis
himself TO tell tales of us. and the otbers dare
not
az know some one Who dares, some ono who
/ is iavorite some one who is always poking
abolt; some one hate" said the orator, rising
in sloqucncc and ind,. nation as he went on.
"Do You mean Sidney Grey ?" said ono and
another; "but that's not a bit likely. lie is
lame he could not follow us about (; aud, be-
sides, he was at home III the day it happened"
"Oh don't toll me-, said Wyeombe; cant
people sham being i'll ? Can't .people hide in
houses, and peep out at windowsi Is not Dud-
ding's house close to the apple e-woman's stall
IL not Grey always going there and Is II not
as likely ~ not that he was looking out of q
window and saw us when we knocked the stall
/ over and helped ourselves to the applesf"
II say, say, say, cried little boy, eager
to throw In his mite Of information; "this morn
ing saw Sidney Grey speaking to tho apple
woman, and believe he gave her shilling.
There now, did not tell your cried wy
eombe, enchanted with such decided picce Of
evidence. There's a fellow for you there's a
sneak Gets the whole story ons Of tho apple
woman, and comes straight OIL here, and tells
the Doctor
"but the Doctor knew last night objected
some p,oyok,hsE Ieasoha9le Herson.
n unn ' ,ei. me salu "Eeomoe wna
E ,ne use o' .a,h,nB we are all 70 9e caneu on
in"fsahS anu "o nave oeen spieu upon anu
m m-,meu % aoSu, anu say .na. uhe spy ans .ne
% %."" sunny "''!' 'on''""o' "' I" you
'hn. A.. -,., ~ ,.,...,;,,;. w-o,,,.
nu' .ne i,s. y, p .Su''a'oi,ne "yoomo1 y Ts ;s
Wna, no one nkea 81 nas"g proven n's
opinion 70 MS own sa.ae,,oh, anu oHnaus.ca , sso
ns pVwe,s ' ., s,oqaGnse, ns mireu ms no. 'aSo
Man us ~ n nu @ saua'.Vu i;,,, S uo" .o
PmSe.ouna IN sea,en s, y, 'one ,.''0 10y .ease
anu W. o.nes % s,a se Gaoh ~. nd .n% % sach u
suspicion ana dislike sown IN MS mind, ana each
saving TO himself mel, TO oe sure % one never never
knows the truth about any one. Who would
anS nIV ,nIi'saIo ~ >" ''' '''' '''""'s '"' 'p'
In n nu;s,s ar mar, ~ tho plavground Lvon wa +,
xaILing slowiy bc.iJe Sidnoy' reading 10 him "a
,on,, ~ yars.s ~h;ch be bims.,f considernJ To
ba nOt an lad md ia
! Collins, Foster, and Harding had pronounced to
| be sfunniaq. Siduey's praise was more discrimi-
mating, and Lyon vaued it accordingly. As he
finished his last and best line he looked up for
applause; but he had the modification to see
that Sidney was not attending g--he was listening
to some noise that came from a crowd Of small
boys at the bottom Of tho playground.
''Hark !" he said; "there Is some ono crying
| out"
'Oh never mind, said Lyon; ut Is only
the usual row that goes on whenever the cake
woman comes. 1 should nave thought you
wouid oe nsed 10 u ater pe,hg nere s,x weeks.
us only Wycomps, anu hihg, anu nan-a-a9hcn
more, amusing themselves oy leVying piack
msil-bu,iying the little fellows OUT OF nail tner
toilee ana ir1h; sometimes one OF Two, w'n
ar,.,i,, '," ond ,h", ,h.ro !, n row r"'
f"I ~ yon said Sidnay. with sudden aash Of
,,d,1st5op In h;s oontis eyes, II would not In
Won
'Vu, ,,,
., o1 Tou,a nov U" mS ~ 'o eoa lyon anu ne
ssopISs9e snor'l "r suuuen oo. De."sh
himsen, IN ms vigorous neatn, sirength, anu
Gopu,aa and o,ahsy, 's VIII .da h,S ne ace anu
regret tne stress ne ha1 laia on ,he pr1nouns.
NO said sidney, hrmly; - would not DO
you, the strongest and most influential person
ne,e, T mne,1 a. m sV' sSonI% I r 0''''h
tASr.;J ~ IA Iro, ca,ching f,s, a, Nh. NJ.
ssr.;vs ~ord 1WsI I'm afraid of nothina -
Than al N ,,,orpaptta thnu 0ht he addad ssnnt
! donI, az. vb, CON sbonld he afraid I sbonId
have ,bnn,bt ib. Ssar would be The other wsx
Do YOU mean YOU should be AFRAID Of what DR..
Wise would think OF you 2"
emo" said Sidney; and then he was silent for
a minute. II required an effort to say what was
in his mind, for this was the first time that he had
ever spoken In public tho name that was In all his
thoughts. 'Iwas not thinking Of DIR. Wise. |
meant should be afraid Of W hat God would think
Of me when He saw me tolerating what he
hates"
"wel," said Lyon, after he had stood still for