The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07

well enough When did you come to the VII
To-day come from New Haven this morn
bp."
Tho blood rushed into ChrAs cheeks, receded
and left her face paler than before. She glanced
quickly up with an agitation she could not
subdue, but not q word escaped her trembling
lips.
az Jaw Edward Lane no continued, in a
measure sharing her agitation, although with
him II was evidently more anger at her dis
trees than any softer fee ing.
Clara felt The cold scrutiny Of his gaze, nerved
herself to rick up the work which had fallen
disrcga ded upon her lap, and even forced few
faint words.
rs he we'll 2" she asked.
"Well In health, yes but
She did not notice his hesitation never once
looked up.
ole is In trouble, jameson added, aftor that
pause.
WHAT" she questioned tho wild eagernes9
Of her eyes belying the calmness Of her voice.
4" lie has been doing al sorts OF wrong
things, getting into every scrape he could, and
the consequence is they have suspended him.
The blood rushed in torrent 10 Clara's fore
head she longed TO break away and do battle
with those who had brought this disgrace upon
him, for her heart at once rejected the posi- :.
| biity Of his having been in fault.
"Whero Ia he ?" she inquired.
"Gono 90 New York he would not como
home. One can not blame him for not wanting
70 show himself until the first stains Of his dis
| grace have died
"What right have you TO speak Of disgrace :"
exclaimed Clara passionately. I" Ia a moro
boyish follyto be exaggerated into crime
thought you had more generosity, Walter
James nj
II onIy gave II the name 1t will receive from
others, he replied, somewhat sullenly.
What hal he done7"
Easier TO say what he had not The last
| offence WA insulting tutor, ~hon-'
$50 on why do you stop"
81 would rather not DO the ono to tell you
She mado an imperious gesture and repeated
his last word
"When Z"
| "lIe had boon drinking TOO much, ARD was not
quite accountable for everything he did"
Clara brea'hcd hAo' anu Pr""Sou nsr nA"u
And they have suSpondon MIN
les no wa, iuShy lha' ~ VA nv' oNPul.
SION. His father is furious have Just seen
him, ana " 10 very iortuhAVo ma. bl"nu was
not mere during the ntst oufs' Vi anger VI
would have separated tnem forever.
His father Is more 70 plane tban no, cries
reflection :.
The Judge blames you, Jameson replied
as II he had sort OF enjoyment IN her pam.
know OF no rlght tnat ne mas 10 tAke my
name upon his lips, exclaimed Clara, indis-
nsntly.
" lle thinks that exceptt for his unfortunat'
ATTACHMENT hnwatd Wouiu mover pa'e Oo"n io'
into thee bed habits.
"Oh, v abe cried vehemenuy; " nad my Ia
ther lived, Judge lane would never have darc'
to speak Of me thus "
"lou will find Edward greatly chanRel, NJ
contiIu ed, making no answer To her passionate
remons'Tance.
Glow do you mean p she asked,
vi hardly know how 10 answer am hrh
you will ,hink me impairment.
II am 10 accustomed 10 that" she said, bit
tofly.
"Nevpr from me, hope1"
, "No; you have always boon kind and respect
. | full pood friend 10 me, and l know that I'd
! ward-Mr Lane-trusts you"
Il have been bis confident from the begin
ninun
Shc biz her l,ps, displeased that Q secret DO
: tween her heart and that of Lane should hAv'
lesn revealed To any ono.
care YOU offended Z" he asked.
ono Mr. Iaro must be his own Judge; hay,
eyerv reason to trust you"
|, ''Thank you, Miss Ander'oni believe me yG
will never find mo unworthy OF your friend
,hin.-
r aHow WAS he-how did he look7what did h
7 ,ss,,,in the will nuestiors that had bean teal
n inc AT her heart,
y Jameson shook his head and sighed.
Cant you answer1 she ssit, with that In
:, patience which strong suffering Is apt TO awake
y IN The young.
= al d. ,p give YOU more pain"-
: oh what matters a little more or less
TIL me What he sald, Mr.. Jameson 2"
. Sbc s,ruck her hand, hard together till a bun
NJ ing red Was loft in tho delicate surface, but he
naughty spirit kept buck The hot tears whic
strpsnyi 10 hor tyes.
lie vas very bitter" jameson sad "bitt'
ard H..
:, 9, ;To,,,,J whom -
10 g. Py"rv ono his Either and
u an, eli do not hesitate"
90 Jameson eowet assent 20 h,t "ot'I-
10 " lol, MOST o. All, nc ~, A., Ia. shor
v. " And why, "hht .Aye ug',o "'' "' '''oU
m blame ne IN h.s nlsiGrtuh' ,,.,....t.. .,,,,
Even theE, sho "Euln not su'nc,'n,y WY, ~ 49,,
,o 10 call them hlS lAnits even 10 nol own IVA, va,
10 Nevertheless, ne zoos h'tlao You ,y,
~ much. lie Gays you nfoNo MN ~ U.s. ln''
in by your e'lane's anu y"II p,y' rsa nc
~ wll as his father, must take we ne,
ga lhos9 hAtsn "o'u. J.a,, rnr Tow, n,cu
20 She unclasyed her hands, Ore" hoF io'" p'ou
" ly up, saying
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y. osInpH'H "'' 'N'
Is. no SSn, ,.,, -,i,o,o him ,"
,r, ,i n,'n'' III n, AN instant AZ If ,ho Won
20 'lNa I,n .SJ lin Inv the incidence of
A INV a., -. -as,,ai,ir,, bcrs n abe answer,
let qut"eNS"''' rua,ti,;n,,I oo,1J write you'd ay
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