The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17
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hnquish hope Of thu great happiness"
| Then you must not come hers any more"
! Clns answered sbrup'ly; ~ Cannot bs sub
jectsd 70 bsse scenes, have enough 70 endure
psit is"
lie rcsA from bis ohir and walked toward,
the door, then 10 paused and looked back, A. II
b.lisyiI 4 that SIZE would bid him return--,he
would have forgotten everything "nectOd with
him |, II TO her own though.s. Her head sank
upon her bosom, the dshant light faded from
her eyes, a expression Of keen pain. hopeless
and enduring, cfept about her mouth.
| Glars, Mks AndenGn,' be said.
She raised her head forced hersvlf into com.
tstuIe and TUNED 10 wards him TO show that she
itsrd his Wotds.
{ You will mo- give one any hcpei'.
! have n, ne ~ give
"w,ll you tn nj Of ny 'frsr, and may leone
again Tor your answer?
No; wo cann.t speak n this again
another effort on your part W renew 1t will end
our kCquain'sn, forever.
lie bowed and went out Of the house, touched
TO the heart no doubt but ~ many angry feel.
! inlB ,,ru. glsC under his pain, that II would
have bsen difficult 10 tell which emotion was
| ktene1t
| CHNrTER III.
| When ClS,a found herself alor sho gave wy
tho pa sioa OF SORROW which hal wsde such
| tunult IN hcT soul during the past hogv. Sic
| .pud not weeS hsr check, were burning with
! r.7sr and her -yes shons with proud, wild
hpht, that was Eariul to hook upon.
| 3he heard her siother's step upon the stairs
| NJ, u atching up Nsr sewing pretended 70 bs
busy, lefd,ng her heed closely ever It., although
! their Tas a mist befue her oyss which hid tAo
J stiich-4 iron her sight.
Mrs Andersen entcrcd with tho feobie step Of
| III hcairt, al seated Hersolf in tho ono rocking
! chair winch The room afforded.
| II hArs slept a lorg tme, she said.
| "Do yoI feel better anor it, Clara asked,
! feeling ttst II necessary to spealt, yet ut
| tcring the simple words with pain and sar,lod
| al the shstl unnatural sound Of her own v,ice.
"Yes, think 30; did not rest al ali last
night. Amt you almost through with your
| wrkl
Very rraT't now"
| you look tired and plls, oryo were mo-
men, az o. now, our ct,eks arc rod as fro
I MY head afAts, mother"
4 "Put Up your >e~ing II IA tire TO yet toS-k
| tlirk can do INT"
mo, no; you must not try. l will 80 myself
, in moment "
"You lad botto-tske walk afserwardr, " Mo
Old lady said; "iu:s ever 10 Mis-. Anes, she is al
waJs glad 10 see ycu.'
~ don't care TO ~ snywhoro."
"N,l, take war at all events; youl kill
yourself with this constant work AID no ex-
| uftI-e.
'Nuhirg will kir me, mrrmurcd Clara;
| III there only would, Sh II there wouh'
tun and tho girl went into the kitchen, prepared
| their hrm,ly meal and when Mrs. Anderson
came ust and took her seat at the table, tried to
eat lea her mother should think her i'll and
question her.
" don't eat what would keep a sparrow
alive" the old woman aaid, In dIsAtsilod
tone.
al am not hungry" Clam answered.
Mrs Anderson made no farther remark, eth
~ she die not think seriou ly Of the matter or
l.. 4. 80 .tsh fars
When they left tho table 'hs only said-
Now , and walk, Clara
But y gu will DO all nlon,'
Norsclse 80 alOpg, say. You will get
your death from bording over sewing work Ia
| this way
The gill obevcd, glad TO 10 alone and out Ia
the free air. She walked far aud very rapidly,
| tryinu to forget in physical fatigue the dull
weight Il at Law at her heart.
hut 1t was there still when she returned, 1t
| grew heavier AS the hours passed slowly on.
when bod time came and sho lay ON her pal w
re, plcse listening 10 hor mother regu lar breath
ing, watching the stars and light clouds that
locked IN at the window, that load gro Nv heavier
and heavier, until it seemed that shc should
sunoCaie.
Sic sni up in ! ed, pressing her hand on hCr
heat md breathing with difficulty. After &
tine her mother wa, aroused anfsTpke To hcf,
Clara sunk doWn upon thu pillow ana appeared
o,leer. but the moment all was quiet again, she
z sun ITttflIk ifI manu- " h'i h'AA a'A''
md ii,k under the terrible bu'den OF lei
Two ,lays passed, dtvs 80 long fall Of 'uf.
ering iu Clara that they seemed IN ermns' it
ard She felt rs Il they hal robbed her OF hall
Mrs, Anderson hal been i'll again, not suf
| dcicntly so TO noed much care hut she kept hnI
rcd nearly tho whole time and Clara hal the
b ,sped lfeelom Of solitude. 1t was well for hci
| excited mind and overweight nerves hat TIM
4. a Nt.ayF Ia IA IRA
to tho constant restraint which t''@ presence o
-rother " iuld have tcndcicd eCoSSlry.
ON the mon ing of tho third day while sh'
sat at work IN the liz le sitting room There cant
d knox at H. outer door Tier mother wa
still la bed. 50 she gathered up her sewing AM
e ! went TO see who it was.
!. A tall. naughty looking man stood on Tn
y threshold stone.
"a the mass Of mt lin the still held in her hand
- She drew herself up and remained looking a
him with as much pride and eollisisss a. MS OF"
sSI s his Mhs Clara Andcrson2' lie asked in
,one which rendered the simple words fairly Ia
m sulilng.
81 ,,ish.I 10 ipcak n rw words with You,
III can walk mi" he added, as II doing the hun
lis be rolf every immca,urablc hOaor 10y his cond'
d, slcrsion.
III "Cer,siply," n. said, g.,
"My ranc Is IAio Judge Lave he sal
L c l'Iy regarding her a, iieSpedius ulAt 81
,,n,,I1 Ia o,,r,, hrlmed Nv tho announcement.
z" u am quite aware of It, she replied;
". bayo a. ,cTL times been introduced tn You.
Ia Possibly don't rencml or Il, very pcs
gu n.y. think you have done sowing iof
daughtcrsf'
An was mistakes but your business
in tia, of a seamstrtss or somethinSoi that So
we : q" 1T is hut am able to chooso my ompl.
an. Certainly, certainly, that was not my ezra
here ,...,.,,,i, co
'r, have becn.' ,.,.t.,..
y shruuk a little fIOld the Indignant hIo I'd
are eyes. .,.,-,.,r a., ,,irL
All CI.ra mechanically "a, down near hl1A' ne
once moving her gaze from lis face or IN
"a 1 sst restraining the anger and seorn "h''
s,o eNpr' s,od. ~,
see II have called upon fome~hN .unplca'
W afpir he -nil, after moments y, al, 9.NIt,
lAd- on,swri- ARA would nui an MN III
ovid, M M NINA, he mvsI eAtI!tA'e hlh'ei'
beet he could. r l..
Amin. as il 1'ssati -f,d with The o'hrr o''n
a, : in no ponSc from the lae e1N olr =
lnr9 no, "a movement or n slgn; me eye 'AN'''
not ot Linn dark ard roheliuu- "a before, csc p.
Il,ir glitter sho might have been statue
ting there iu the sha'ow.
IL "a ,'sYru are proba.lv surprise d to sec me,
tho Observed, trying a 'h.d manner %, ,'.,