The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28
Ink to the conversation that went on among


Morgan. "llorc, I'll my glass, Won't y,n my
hard seems a litilo thaky.'
IL .hould think it was; you have fpllod hall
the punch and scadtd my hand UcsiIcs.'
That II answer FOR the sting Of romorgo.'
Thank you; don't Ow tho sensation -
Here jameson you don't drink at an-pIss
along our glvs.
"ln q moment" ropliol thg ono addressed,
man older by several years than his compan.
ions and who bad by no mean, inddlgod to the
excess which the others hai doie.
jameson has the dignity Of the legal profos.
sion to support, said one.
"l.nt he a lucky fellow" continued Lane;
does what ho p'cases and accounts to nobody"
IN, cross governor 10 Interfere, a. some
Others, have, oh Lano1" returned Morgan.
"Oh, I've no fault to fnd with mine" TO-
Piled Lane; "hc may blus,or little, but when
he secs II Is ofno use leil settle do En u, quiet
as a Kitten"
"A'e you going away from hcrci" jameson
asked
"of course am; you don't think mean to
stay In this stupid hole when can got out [
am "a tomorrow morning, # we finish the
piuch tofore them"
Whore do you go1"
IL shall run down to New York for a fov
weeks"
Then you are not going homci"
"Nnt at pc cnt any way
al mt's delusou sale Morgan.
"B n over 70 humble there's n place Ike
home, san; tho young man who hal d,stin.
guished himself by bis exploit with tho cigar a
few moments before.
you've got n sweet voice, faid Lano; al
have seldom hoard finer ono."
" Always been told TO-, hiccupcd tho scape-
grace, leaning heavily on tho table.
Did you ever hear mo sing, 'Oh no, we
n.nevor mention her 80
Don't mention her now," said Morgan.
Sing it by all means" cried tho rest
Don't YOU DO put down by Morgan"
81 shsn't," replied tho youth, valorously
" s-ehah't lie put down by a-Gny body. shah
srg or shall not sing, and Just as | 400 fit
You are very near fit now" rotortod
Morgan
His antagonist paid no attention he hal
I fallen hack In his chair and was dronng out
such fragments of tho song ~ he could romsm-
Der 10 n sort of tune that varied between Old
Hundred and Lang Sync with great uncertainty
1t WAS very late before tho party broke up
and dispersed toward their lodgings, az best
they might.
Lane and Jameson still kept their seats tho
former had thrown OF his assumed gaiety the
moment his companions disappeared, and rat
leaning his head upon his hand, gazing modify
Oh the floor.
Arc you going TO stop hero tonight p
james, asked.
No; | only told them so TO get rid of the
whole crow. How close it is heto-paugh,
this is sickcning Come, wo'll walk back 10.
geiher | want breath Of fresh air."
They passed down stairs, Enclosed the hall
door, and won't out into the calm night.
The moon was up, round ard full, taking
every object in its soft beams, and streaming
like river of light along the broad road. A
low wind sighed among the trees, and whis-
pered family away in the distant forest no
other sound broke the stiffness.
Lane took off his hat, pushed back tho heavy
masses Of hair from his forehead, and drew a
deep breath
tend Jameson said, watching him closely.
If Morgan were here, he would say that
have had plenty Of good spirits no answered,
with "A harsh laugh.
'Arc you ready annoyed at having been sus-
pended jameson asked.
Il am p,st caring Tor anything Of the sort
| assure Yen"
~ suppose your father viii feel it very
u.,h.'
~ hope 20, he NAV thank himself for half
| that have done Father, or no father, he
! mu-t b" careful what ho says 10 mo now will
| Tu' be- llumrd OF lacturtd.'
"Iou are not gcirg homo, you sav7"
No; Why should II Nv last visit waI ono
continued scare OF annoyance and troublo-you
know what mean.
''In reference TO Julia Anderson"
"lOu have spoken tho ram1. upon my word
| Iheliovo lacked the courage though / have
talked moro freely aoout her To you than to
'Shc will take this TO heart very much"
~ have no doubt Of it--they will all do their
best To turn n boyish irolic into a sin OF great
| magnitude"
Have you heard from hor-hal abe written
| la'ih?"
Not line; when left home sho refused to
write, tut didn't think sho wodld koop her
| woId.'
''Yct she II not hard hearted"
IN; ~ her Internal pride; /. is equal TO my
fathers, and that II saying gtoa; deal
"She knows they lbok down upon her and arc
unwilling for your intimacy TO continue, So one
cannot much wonder at her actions"
Lane made no answer they walked on for
mary moments in silence at last ho broke on
sudden ~ wi IA his own train Of bitter though.
81 til you, Jameson, they have brought al
II v scrapes ard wrong doings ON amorg thom.
They may blame themselves, not me A year
aLo, Was a very different fellow; then it was
| became acquainted with Julia. ] am not
Ashamed TO say how much ! loved her |
thought she cared for me | begin 10 doubt II
now Every thing wont on well enough TIL
ls-L fall tleL, when ! went home, tho COVER
nor and my listers set NJ mc-As II Julia we're
not hanisomer and better educated than they
yes, fifty times over
Your taher thinks that with his for
turo in expectation you might TO marry q
girl Of better family and with greater expecta-
tion-.'
"Fudpe What do | care for frienis-
il il all 1rsenso 10 talk Of it II
his county any way. "A | said, when
w,nt home thoy few upon me ioun,
shat J liza had heard tho stun they hal bool
talking and Of course the upshot WA, that bo
tween her pride and my tompor W. had a hor
Tiple quarrel
"A bad nay 20 mend matters :"
Tho .ual one In such Casut Since | cam
hack to college, LaNc got cr,l what iil o
} wa, became ofmc | SI,yo Gu.c my best p
aiLny cine Gcult -thj. la7t exploit hos Cause
my sl., slou. toll y1u am glaI ! hop
/ tho o'D ,ntlsman and tic girls All 10 We