The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28

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You will 80 homs befofs long, I sunrnss p
| Perhaps so-yesl" be struck his elsnchs.
band out into Tho air and added Il n,rst 80
JGlh once .noro-hsr decision viii settle m,
whole destiny.
.tpair they walked on in silence each bp.
with his own thoughts. They olebed the o,t
skrts q tho town AMI passed down one 'i n ~ ~
principal streets, till the college grounds Ia,
before them.
! mus turn doF1 ti,,." Jl1,ipa said
81 am stopping at Bfis'ol's.'
Very wei; good night 20 Won
You wont 20 home with me 10 the morn
ing ] shall TAX, tho early sta ,r.'
| - am not going, | cant tel whom ] shsl
got ihero. Nobody need expec, me untl ar
| rtvo."
" Take care Of you-t ~; good night"
jam, on walk / ha,tily towards his no el
muttofing between his nsth--
" What n Young Tod holl throw h,nself
| entirely gay now. I,si him g., Porhap4 labs
| will sec tho difference between NJ, ami be more
ready to lsten ~ m'-this Will break th3n
| ~ altogether.
Edward Lane du not return TO bic lodging.
| On II almost morning. He va ~ restless Al
miserable that The confinement Of tho house we
hateful 70 him. He walked up and down the
silent streets, giving way 20 his dark and pas
aionnte thoushH, occasionally nutterlng b-oks'
sentences and yielding hims.lf 10 the anguish
and despair into which suffering ID wont 10 plunge
the Young
Mheu ne diu SOCK us I'oin5 tle grey, was ~,
Ieady streakinR th9 e'n cum WIZ IAl
sprung w. DIV IN M h"' io'er ne loi1 he
cOiu. q,
he threW h,hs'li, n'i Ire'a',l' upon Il7 pSli
and at'r time ssh in'o broken sumner,
which brought him 10 rrst' lie OILY rssumy'
m 'lccp his painlh tentctlons' mnRle1 win
dark om"is OF corning cNi' IRON whcn ne many
times started with g'oan, only to "psn his
eyes, stare wilil' a'"ut ava SINK back uton his
pillo~ TO become the prey OF another aud more
terrible nightmare.
CHAPTER n.
The day af,e, thai c,nyorsaiion between the
two youn,, u.,n. Clara Arder-nn sat alone in her
mnt6or's hose bu,il occutied With a nice, of
peedle~ork
I w.s bright soripp afternoon: the vindows
ware 'raT me Wind 4lole In frai,'ant with the
accent II i.rs and ,ppie blossoms, tho trees in
The Iit,I. yard without avn, Ell 10 and fro and
cas-, a metz OK a shadovs aero, the l,ras. plot
where the .ulL,.,h, lay EARN and beautiful.
Tue hum # Us rowing among the eltly lbs
erS, az srl"ung u" '""Sonb WIN dan'y
care, tlled tte atmosphere rOhin hah pefched
himself upon the great maple tree Ia front OF
the porcl, and WAS pouring forth such gushes
OF melody that H. seemed marvellous how any
one couh hear II anf 30 quietly on, with any
occupation whatever.
BIt Clara An ctsOn scarcely once raised her
cyes At from tho exprns SION Of her lace l. was
evidcn nat her thoughts were far from. The in
termilnb seam that grew 20 rapidly under her
,lende, fingers Sho 40 -ed mechanically pro-
hahy almost UNCONSCIOUS of he' task and the
sa1 thoushts in her mind shisporsd 80 loudly
that the th,offul not Us Of the robins were com
pletsy drowned
She was a oysly girl, although her pale fea-
t,t. lack ed the gent enoss sbich is necessary to
a high ~ ps of female beauty She iollSed both
proud snd passionate IA she sat there, roballious
and stern, as II she were war with her de,ti.
nv, and would struggle futiously with II rather
than settle into the mOnOtonous quiet rhish
II offered.
Poor ,srl she had been iighlingagainst des-
tiny, almost from childhood, but possessed
neither the nerve or the steady, unaltUfaOls
will, necessary for the strife
She was the only daughter OF poor widow;
the only child now, tor af,w years before her
only brother had died a wild, dissipated young
man, who had brought much trouble to the
parent whose prep and comfort he ought to
have BEEN.
Mrs. Anderson hah maze every struggle 10
give her daughter an educ iion' by winch rhe
could at least place herself IN a more ihdePen'
cent position tilan hlie hAd IOuhu Slnco her
usband's death. Cli'as natural talents were
good, her perceptions quick ana she improved
the time spent AZ school but th' thhs on
her mother pal had been nara lhneen'
The gIIs own lie had been no summer sea-
nl not OgCuuigi with her