The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-15

ven YOU ,nis mo,nmg Wnat had happened 10
r.yn.,, ~ Nv y, nsn'nga "ou'o not nave nap
.,S"y o"ny one put me; ~,
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- a. .ns.Y ,Iu''une W naNe 70 ' sun 70 muen
=, ~ =" easy Guar, neve, 70 w ao,e ,o Iun OF 20
ths, e., W., eSeeps on WI mh'. a" yo" n'
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ou little, stupid goose whispered Edward:
'n, ,e, h,nd' hnwaru' sMn SIDNEY .ihat
was not what meant was not thinking OF
mysen when began TO talk about ni'fo--
tunes.
a. Don't iet us talk or think any more about
mem ,hsn, said Amy. Here comes Char
ieue, running very fast perhaps she has seen
'hs sarr,sge with papa coming up the drive"
said Charlotte, who came up In time to
,r rtar the ast sentence @ mo, | have not seen
,ne carriage; but l have had quite an aiven-
ture quite an adventure. When 1 went into
the library found that there were two men in
h-aueer looking men; and they were looking
sa A. .no zoe , Ks IN ,le pook.sheIvc', ana wrung
u"~n '"e .i,ies' was u NOT stranger wakeI
scttly on to see who they were, for OF course
Uougnl had oettcr ma out. just as got be-
hind them, one Of the men pulled his handker-
eniei su. OF bis pocket, ana win ms handker.
eh'ei ihr printed paper 1 snatchch II M, AMI
ran away WIN IL. was NOT that clcHerr NOW
we shah hnd out something very extraordins-
rF.. naYe 'n no doubt on.,;,,0 at, .. .v,,,
riph' have you take papers out Of Peoples
pocsetS ! on are Tar too inquisiiive.
'Tt's printed" said Charlotte; sand the mar
bad whole bundle Of them.
'Tell her not to read II, Sidney said Amy;
but sidney's eyes had been caught by some
words on the paper, which Charlotte ecgE has-.
tiiy to unroll. tie started up fro0 As ch iti Sho
eolor left his face; his lips trcrnUien 80 hat he
could not speak.
o very fsrss srpnss 'mns o'sa
Listen. all Of you. Sale Of effects of T. Grey,
Eco. Drawing room furniture-Extensive lib
rary-Sehool- ool-room-Play-r mall our things
| actually the old rocking-lorse. What can it
meanp 1hey cannot oil be going TO be sold"
TITS joke, said Edward. =.
! "oh, Sidney what does 1t oil meanI" said
Amy;
he misfortune come, SAID Sidney, speaking
half to himself
Tho children all stood siill and silent at tho
sound OF tho word misfortune. IL was bat
word TO them they did not really know what
IL me mt but Tor moment thcy FELT stunned
and awe-siruck. ...
! II found 1t cut, however, said Charlotte, at
last;
lis II anything that need pro 'ent our eating
our strawberries Z said Frank.
how fortunate h was, Edward, sald ,har-
iotte eagerly, that We beghn To Iain' the sum
msr- house; for II everything in the o.her houc
gong 10 be sold, we might possibly hNe there,
ana ,hen -; ,,..r
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sonSnse' us' Ghi'o,Sl, saiu amy, impa'ien,-
S'ahey' ae'r Quincy "h"' can IL possibly
=,
hmk tne,e Is 'ns carriage coming up ,ne
arlNe, sain o'dhey. Let us SO gusctiy 10 th'
pouse. -, ~ ~, " Is AhS,n,ng VIC oughi 70 KNOW
papa WIN 'em w. Ion te,, ,et Us .rouoe MN VIII
QUESTIONS ana ne sno." y, .l.a ha,e my xery paG
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