The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

any effort Of courage or seli-oontrol which
neryed her.
selfish and somewhat revengoful one, which, af-
tor all, are more despicable than downright
Uickedness.
He had loved Clara Anderson for long time,
a. much a. his common place and selfish nature
was capable Of loving anything. He had boon
enrared beyond MEASURE, when he dice Jvered
the attachment which existed between her and
Edward Lane, and he had omitted no Opportu.
nifty Of increasing the Judges bitterness against
the girl.
When the circumstances arose which com .
pletely separated the young pair, he had 10
lleved that in her anger anu under the excite
ment Of wounded pride, Clara would gladly
consent 10 become his wife. When she refused
b m 80 haughtily and ooldly no bad gone away
filled with vindictive feelings.
lie had undoubtedly spoken very harshly Of
| her, the sisters of Edward had not hesits,ed 70
| spread the most I'M furious reports, and 20 tho
| work had gone on, till the landlady from the
Toll Bridge finished tho vile work. All tho
| patty gossip had been swallowed up in a .ale
90 Glack, that II must darken tbs poor girls
| peace for over.
| IL never occurred TO Jameson that his snoors
| and doubtful words could have helped to bring
about the resul' probably Lines sisters hold
| themsslves equally irn"csnt, and ooly oxulted
| at this new talo e kedness against ono
whom thoy had ~ b. ID and hated That
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| ton for several days, but much more time
might have elapsed before II reached the ear OF
| It's victim, had not Mrs. Anderson gone out that
day, and been insulted by vague hints and ma
| EciouB snsers, which one woman, kinder than
the rost explained to her az gently az was in
| her powor, tho whole affair Of whig1, even the
broken intimations, had mad9 tho widows blood
Never tor an instant could -ho have hal
doubt Of Clsra's innocence. but sho knew hor
daughter no vol that rhp drodt0I tho cOnss-
| o.cuo,s upJh her wifi and unpo'iou5 ma uro,
| A, ii roe, NJ cd tho AZ ny conc ho' chilt with an
| c,,r,. thn' took away what little strength .iCk-
| u.-. man loft T. her. 50 wril9 j .ma3pn sat
". q. IN, yourgg ill, Mr, Alie,snn lay on hor
b. 4 in the room above rying ~ s;ill hl. an
! mi d. 10 ret an Fonio yoJ.0 from scripture wlCh
| tni,,h. arufd huT consolation. Ouf h0r memory
| anrear,d 10 hf,G do,et cd h"r apt vh9p aho
n d to pray, only hIoAen oJaculauln s and ago.
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| p,rh.Us t.Jsa yC~y sigma Of q.hg''r, an
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| a,rus,omt words of submi>rob or 70 Iacst wolil
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| lad deserted thcm % we'll a' tIl human aid.
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a. from dga Ny sim cool 60. doubt HIN
| ,bo veuid no teUol tho Uluw ~, heavy, tbs
| yav d.Fk, bvt through AL sho would iiil kooT
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| ,it,, A y, che shoulc ever as.k.. .,ha was AL
I | IA womsn shc hal known much trouble AM
| nov, Il was rccs nary that ,ho sholld loan upor
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