The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-01

Clara did so.
felipa proceeded to bind both hands and ono
foot together, so securely that the poor girl wa.
quite helpless
What are you going to do with me ?" aslcl
clara, terrified. Don't throw me into the riy =
er." '"' NV =
She thought it possible that shc was 70 10
thrown in bound, in order that she might droy II
the more easily. y
You will suffer no harm if you keep quiet. I
| only want the baby"
/. "oh; don't take Harry" sail Clara, imploring-
Then his mother does love him ?" ,skcd Fill
pa, pausing for an instant
him." " '"' '''''
=, That is the very reason | am going to take
him. said fcipa, grimly. "Iis mother injured
me once. ] mean to have revenge"
"Iou will Mil her,"
$50 much the better. And for fear she sb,uld
/ not know who has dore this thing, YOU NAV tell
net tnat ,hc woman Whom she sent to prison has
stolen her child. viii you remember Il ?"
Eyes" gaspcd Clara. gazing horror-struck At
the woman, who, according to her own confes-
sion, had been the inmate ofa prison.
felipa ioosened the boat. Then she snatched
| the child crying now with fear from his Carriage
and padded as well as she could, her wav TO tLe
| opposite shore. Then she set the boat adrift and
| disappeared in the woods.
Mcanwh whilc, Mrs. Danforth grown anxious
! mer " as fonnj ami ra,ratsJ har .t, W..
she had concluded, Mrs. Danforth sank into a
swoon cx claiming: ~ shall mayer ss, nm, III H.,
ry again, never, never!"
pf 4 80 f,,,,,.. &c
cbarre with Mrs W Coran, or r,ryInGw he was Gft in
the tender mcrcies the aniahle Mudr, G,miIy,
how he escaped and after divers adventures f,iind
home with the worthy sexton within A uInrtcr
ii,, ''' III. '' i'o u'r,"h1 knew not Ot his
''N'"'' ''' ''"' mas oc'h 'oiu'
CHAPTER XVII
,o,,,, ~
i''N' si'fip'
Harry found the sections dwelling very GiG-
eren, rom MS last home, IL the Poor-housc un-
DER the charge Of MIR. Nudge deserved such a
name.
ne supposed that he would at once he SET TO
Nofk, ana would still have felt fortunate in pos
sessing such home.
Dut Mr. Cameron hal different plans for him.
'Are you fond Of studying 2" he u, ked, as thew
were all three gathered in the little sitting
room, an evening or two after Harry first came
to illeir knowle ledge.
very mueh, replied our hero.
AUD would YOU like to 20 10 school 2"
''what, here in New York 2"
Yes"
so, very much indeed"
IL am glad to hear you say 81, my lad There
is nothing like good education. If / hal son
OF my own, would rather leave him that than
money, for while the last may he lost, the first
never can. And though you are not my son,
Harry, Providence has, in manner, conducted
you to me, and feel responsible for your future.
So bywaRf tarting fair, you shalt go to school
next Mond"H, and nope you will do yourself
much credit tnrr.'
- ina,h l, you very mueh' SAID Harry, III feel
WI b, bau,, pl
~, u Suhop "e no' going 10 ohJeet, said the
nS
..W'u put IL
n, .;,,tai i'"is' so ''' seeins that tho boy |
Nv tu,, 'swaeu g..
-, ,iS AZ d ;, our nerS WIN sense of delica,
cy which did him credit, II 20 to school | |
shnll mol oe aple TO Darn my hoard and shall be
hV,nS uion you, upon whon nave no claim.
l.. oni s .ns ah sait thc SEXTON cheerful
~. was All that u was something more
oH'ous' as 10 tha', am not rich, and never
teNIer, 10 oe. po' "ha, niue expense you will
oe WIN not rum me- BESIDES, when you are
grown up, ami doing well, you can repay me II |
eve, neeu II. ~
Ihat VIII, said Harry.
mn MIMI, L ever need it-not otherwise.
mere, now, IL bargain, ON that condition.
N1w we WI, ,alk about something else
lhe neNt Mohday morning, m accordance with
Inc ,n arrangement which had Just been male,
iiM tePaIeu 10 senooi. lie was AZ once placed
=" '.ass' anu ieseoHs were assigned nm.
~; n.s' ~, M P'ol''eso was nor rapid nile Nv
ans a., ~ onu n;,'e .iaee WIN ms mother he had
w. on,l ~ oss ,ha,s " my !" n''snu country schools,