The sun., 1861-11-20
THE
suLoR's wooINe
THE
A SRA ron 7.


Judge happened 10 ask me into tic roundhouso
cabins either she wasn't there. or took an op-
portunity Of walking out--the most got w~
bow or Good morning. 40 yon see the real
Simon Pure didn't pro'Per h,lt 40 well as
thinking of the little ground | had
made. myself call contradiction-thc fact is,
you're too simple for womons ways, Wcstwood ="
Restrcod looked down and gave queer smile
IA much as to say, suppose the iso stood
Just the contrary and must own 1t struck me
" must ho rather a knowing fellow that could
fathom my sister. seeing that. for my part, !
understood hcrno more than my mothers house
maid did, with her high. flown music and poetry,
and all that sort Of thing.
"llowtvor,' said Wostwood, 81 contrivcd
by degrees TO get over all this, and for tho
last week or two we were as cool acquiin-
tances "a bifrc-'n fact. the Judge was cvi.
IDENTIFY bent on it. And | tell you what 1t Is
Ned as charming girl, in her way, a. Violet
Hyde | can't well iancy--hut ono more hopeless,
10 deal with, for fellow that hasn't got hold
Of her heart, believe doesn't breathe Why
Young as she il. youd feel her playing YOU
Tsund her pretty forc-tngcr rs a woman would,
looking at you all the time under her soft eve
lids with those bright eyes Of hers, as II you
could fancy her falling in love in a moment with
somo enc else, but never with yourself. by
.Jove-yesl' said |. feeling as dismal ~ ] dare
cay ] looked. "D0 YOU know, NcstwOoi
went on, "hcr figure AMI walk always re-
mind me ofa linloo gd :. all over English ~ her
face and hair are, with touch of the tropical
YOU can't say where, about ii--owiny 10 her
being bornin India ~ ] believe she was nul
altogether ned. I'm glad to" Here Wc-t-
wood shrugged hi, shoulders aud poured my.
Sclfoui another ,las- Of l,roy in pure dr.pIir.
The truth is said |. " wish I had never
sccn that coniond'd Srringapitam Didn't shc
ray any-ddnt yut--m li,', Tom. what do ypu
think Of the matter plump aul plain, sem AMI
stern p said ], m1nlullN " Way, siil Tom
in thoughtful way. " NOT 10 set sou all wrpns
on ciihcrsdc the thing hll Strikes me i-, I don't
think she ever ouc" mentioned you. Nrd. cN-
Ccpt in passing. Bu, to my mind, in the cir
Cumstancc-, that's MOI - much against Won.
The Young lady can SAY litlc when she plcn-cs,
assurc YOU for onl, Last ui.'ht IN thai fine moon
light, We happened To touch on that affair in
the riVcr-yuu know r. "lc.,' | sail for it
wHut easy to forget "Now | always thought
that night turuing-poiut with YOU West
wood aiid 'and II WI, the last night YOU were
aboard 80 ! spoke Of YOU god d'al AMI
never word did Miss olct utter, save Yes,
and No, while her face being in the shidow,
COuldn't see H.. Oh hy tho bye, though, con-
tinucI hc "shc did -ay one thing =" "fur hcl-
ven's sake, what was Il, Wcslwool ?" hr,k,
out eagerly. We'll then, Nod, answered he
leaning back ON the two back legs Of hi4 chair
and eycinr me with "a comicl air, which surpris
ell me little, "do you consider yourself good
lookngi' lsarted up. What do YOU meat
ily that, Tom 2 -dl / but next moment "a
down again with a sulky 30, I'll lee htnrr
II do go NJ more docs ypuf lady
love, then, said Wcstwool for .hc mad
the remark very co0ly, md even without M
askiag hcr-'ui don he downhc1rlcl At that
NY dear Nrl, for think m1r a. th., ibl,
sentence, IN the way II was said. thi ~ an ,h,
did Mt say !' "1h' greater the ID Il, .cnr, be-
tween us, s'ppos, sil !, swas"ly. "Wcll,
replied Tom " 'tis 900, conviction you never
h.tsW
hand 'om'-lul from o. lcrN'rsc Young iiisN
hc-.' wei. hy dove W. won't SAID /
loe.n my tempe. alto .c'hor aud Eiyih, h
iellc Flap " th mv ls, that s'n, m
clus CIa.l 10 90 dr.k, :Jou beat cy .rW Tia ,
! suppose If he 70 called IN, u fol and u hlc.. Of
lubbar you'd tmu II 10 nv favor, Elt lh
truth H. don't understand yolr u,rstrs--
want s,m"'hius h.oll AMI nhurr.b0trl. that
fellow can lay huld uf-lud IN. short an Ion
of 1t is-'Wrth tlh' lail my face on my arm
down In the spill rr0g on the table, auI iail
groancd. NV head rrclrd ill scarce know
was myself that vas sittir, there, ~ al Of
sudden one thou ;it after another crowded ol
me. Somehow seemed Tor q siuslc moment {,
he out and out in the open sca, the dlil ,rcn
faces Id seen along th' ships hulwLrk
rushing past me. with Jonc.s face anD
the look Oi the luliuUan in the sunset
through all soris OF weather, too, ia that cYg.
founded moment. Then. cu Z slN win, bat
my hair ,r'Il a. | came I.Cl to the thIIi slt of
the ludnmm and th' hulrrr in III, calm at
the time, and aim 49, fn .icl hcIrl q wlti-p.
at my ear. ! louh 4 up aud saw Tom We
wood sittg OPP site m.,Wilh m t.in air.all |
rather mel ~ h0l,. IT,. sight orm, wild stare
with the gt"y | supp sr uiv,Ius Il Iwl my
turchcad, and dUpIiu, ui my uou. npp'l lrrd tu
Nar'ly hun, ami oar eve. mt quyc-l, ,upu sh
for halt minutr-till AZ once th' notion s'rmcl
to strike both a us.Ul the uisWl,N ui. tw, lei
lows holi-nuhins ml lack h.dtis,ins ava. this
fashion in hole OF schooner, din, thou lnds
nj miles from luudi and TN blessed II we'd ln't
burst At once mo q Ir 'ulUr rp1t ui lusli-
tcr--htst on bruidsiJc, Then 'hnuJ -lip as 10
were 80 deliver the o,hog. rut ,fcr nm Iv
George though, ! El' il do mc i1pl. as Fl
something dclly went of with it. "dol,a =.
sung ou' the planter blorkingup th' moonlight
that SlIouC misty Wlli.r Il wa he ,lcps of III.
companion, 70 blue glimm'r at tn foot q,
them "boh snuiyIusg't, d. larc go ml We
felt the scent Of h- chcrout iu the hu. calm a.
lie walked ait again.
"Wcll, Nod" suid Wc.twoo'. sill laughing
''therc's ono thing more did contriyc tu f,c,
out, aud it IL certainly broad enough to ay
hold OF, ~ You say d. you know, from some
hints tie Judisc LET ifup ia course Of thu pas
sage, after he got 10 know me, ! have a rather
sharp suspicion b. has som, one in view for hi,
daughter already ~ Al this | glsprl once
mole whether th' knows it herself ur not.
I'm not sure, added Tom "but. very natural.
iy, the gentleman ! mean was often enough
hi'hAh'i'A lAA t0ll l4Al ltr tAlll--Iur VINO A.
you imagine, Of AL parsons in the world. it is =
made no trial al "a So, but sat cvcing West,
wood in perfect silence, and hc went on "Who
bui--dont look 80 fierce, my dear fellow
just this--this said nalub uf an uncle
Of mine, the Bengal Councillor, Why.
you've no conception. sail Wc,twood. HNhat
presents Of pearl chlIcrs fans, Cashmere
bhawlsi and China ivory work -hnNcs. AMI So on.
the Councillor mus, have sen, o nr to her NJ
different times, llr thc Srrin,Wpitau to brin,
back again. did see her VICAR any of thcm.
but every now and then Sir Cuhrlrs would point
10 something that lay about, telling M it came
from my uncle, III is % larhclor. YOU know.
not so old as Sir Cha les himself who isn't So
old az he looks, and they seem to bc sworn
friends Curse it, man ~ said |, brighten
ing mt, cant You see he wants 20 alOp,
herr so should have imagined, answered
Mestwood; "but the fact is, two or
ihree times, as ] tod you Sir Charlie,
hyde limited ns much us that 1t wa,
an idea Of long standing between him.
heil ana llt iu,nI lhu Councillor, So ---" "Ihe
Sld ''la'u ! uutrrd-" "hc.gin, vour plrIou.
eslMuod--hui must say Won utu the ptttcru
oi a JOB cumlortor,anl M unjsla ." ''Wau"
answered lac, 81 YOU Ind heard the Nay iu
which the young lnly mentioned my m.ls to
lne, You woullnt 10. u.u,h afraid ui Nour riy.l
Ned. Why. She said She though size r,mor.
bcred him WueH She was "a utlr ,,.rl
bringing her Indian sWcrtmrnts from h.
bazaar in his ulrrril,o-sh. actually .up-
posed he must be uli.r than l,r atht.
when the Jl!s. 81. be- r.gl. eagerly cuuu..u
but you mu ! ,.,, Lq n n,rr 5, r,is ill, ia