The sun., 1862-02-11

No; We Cam ( speak - Ills ng1in-
pro't e." r, On yoar r.ft % renew it will end
| our .,qulLtarce forever
| Ilc bowed and went out q tho house, touched
! 10 N. heart no duuhl hu. SD many angry fol.
! iu., thu, ..l.i under BE pain, that /. would
! have been difficult to tel rhich emotion was
| ksoncst.
CHATTER IN.
! When Clara ml lorself al.rc sho gave wy
the p.. sion Of sorrow Wh IA had m ido such
lun ult n her soul during the pest hour. Sic
,ould not weep, her check, were burnins WI
aver ard her eyes .h)uc with proud, wild
ught that was fearful 10 look upon.
She heard hcr mothers sep upon tho stairs
ord .. a'chiu: uP har sowing pretended 10 DO
busy, boLdns hor bead do.o ely over l., although
thor was mist before her CyOs which bid tho
stitches .f,m her ,i'ht.
Mrs Anderson entered with the fc,5lc step of
III health, ard seated h3rsolt in the ono rocking
! chai. wb,sh the rcOr .Nurded.
Il have slept a l5.s time, sho raid.
! DO YOU eel better after IT. Clara asked,
! fcolinc that y was ssGry TO speak, yet NJ
| tcr'ng tho simple words with pair and Stalled
| ut tic sharp, unua,ursl sound Of her own voice.
Yes, / 'hLk &C.; Idiinjt rcit stali last
right. Amt you almost through with your
Very reaily now"
"Y,u'lo,k tired aud pale, or you were mo-
mcnt a.-o, row yo1r ,cks arc rcd as fire"
"hly head 0ctcR, n her
I 'put p your sewing; 1t is time to got tel
! think | car DO that
| mo, no; YOU must not try. / viii 80 mysClt
! In q racuent
''You bad better take walk afterwards, tho
old lady said; run over to Mrs. Ames, sho is al
ways Vld tot,c you
| II don't care O. 70 snywhere.'
| "Wcll. take a walk at all events; you'll kill
| yours II with this constant wOik aud no ,X-
! ,f,i.r.'
"N ihirp will kill mo. murmurcd Clar;
! q. tl,,c only woult, Oh # there would"
Her mother nd MT hear the low o<clem,-
tion and rho girl went into the kitchen, p-epaicl
! tltif lCm1y al, and when Ms. Anderson
cauo uui and took h.r sat at The table, trie -
cat Let her mother should think her i'll and
| question her.
" You don eai what woild keep a sparrow
alive the old woman sad, in dssatsfiei
/ tone
81 am nct hungry" Clara answered.
Nts Anderson made 10 farther remark, 9th
CT She did not think getiuus'y of tho mat er or
iore,,rc 10 annoy her -ulhor with quostiorA
Whcu th,y lcf, The ullc ho only said--
"N,v o lri walk, Clor"'
liut , on will Lc all -lonc.'
I "N.Ttcn.o; 20 alore, say. You viii get
your d, th from bcudirg over Sewing work il
this Vay."
The III otcyol, elad to te alone AMI ont in
| tie free air. Sh. lKci far aud very rapidly,
tyiig to fur,ot in physical fatigue the dull
! weight u at lay AZ hcf n art
| But it WIS there still when she roturr ed, II
grew heavier as the hours ppsod slosly on.
when b.d time came and -ho lay on her p How
sl,, plesa istoniugto her ro'lcrs regular breath
ing, watching the star ard lieh, clouds that
loukvC In at the window, that load g-cS heavier
ard heavier, until it s.'m,d that she should
| sutiOCaie.
She sat ~ in cd, pressing hcr haud on her
hca nd breathing with difficulty. Ait,r a
Ii nC, her moihcr was aiols and spoke to her,
Clara sunk dJan upon tl' pillow aud apPea Cd
aslee,, Tut the moment oil was quiet again, tho
atur, still pr, t.ing hcr hard to her heut, faint
I'd lick und,r the terrible bu don Of her
trouble.
T1o day pa Cd, dayp 80 long 90 full Of suf-
crinp to Clara uht they seemed IN c'mine' io
,.nd she felt as if Trey bal robbed her OF half
her Youth
Mrq. Anderson had been III again, rot sur-
fcioutly 70 % need much care hnt she KEEP ll'r
ted uca.ly The whole tine and Clara hti tho
L',ssed ff, c,lum g., solitude. IL WAS wei i1r her
excited mind arl uycrvrought nerves ha' thls
MAS the cas, sl, cc,l1 not have aided there
I, tho corstArt restraint which 'ho pr3 encj Of
roth,f " luid hove tcl do',d 'cc,r1afy.
ON a.. mon ia. of 'ha hird day while she
TT etvrik II IN li' lc -it'n room here came
knock al tie outer door Her mother was
still in bed, s1 She gathered up her sewing aHd
went to s,cV Who Il was.
A tall hmsnty l"king man stood on tho
: 'hr, ,h.ld stone.
> Clara gave r'ort, her r,cc grew huels's "a
IL, mas ut n.t sin III, ''ill I'D IN ID hand.
' She drew herself up ard remained .ooking at
him with ~ much pude ami co.dress as MS own
! rlarCo b,tru,od.
"I,tls. NJ, Clara An. -sor?" ho ask = IN a
tone which r,udrr,i tho simple wor Is i-iIly iu-
. sui ing.
al, is" she replied.
Il wi,h.d 20 y Ak n :, W wor's with you,
! can ! walk iu?' he addcl, ~ II doing tla mum
Is be 70 every imm asur'lc hoaorl ly his c1nd1