The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-17
RABY WERNER.

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The ''poor p,inte =" los, 10 ante psi Il 'hs
une rh be slo.ld les rch one, wa leaning
sssintt the relinss. uoenee Re bad tod q ssben
a 70 ID " h NJ sax IA .ury, ihe pre- she nsn
gwen IN iigi lis lo-ou H. .he last 'ew
w's' ~hol .Sis,erce Lsd chan. Ell. 4, be bad
e - ed w. luv" Nara s,Nonhurv WI Md, pas
siouate love Tote ne 2 her MS rs. even 70 al.
at 20 Lear Ter s,esk s., li- 't,uc ;rrupHnU
10 10 oh her had set b = beats bod hr'ltnS
trous liz 'oh' Il Is OILY nts luna, S. 90
Lnouth.y natures, to- sen.iuve sud r'tr't frths
tsss Of Conuon n hat An el o. tbs n'e9ses
pIr', eth aazed sss Cn which cer,a nly part
m r" u haven thsn II eatth H. s.s u mere, in-
dulgiig ys'n o. 81. p. 4 ceitf-l so~ing ne on.
lie Jaw tot him III = - vas, Ia, - he shouts -
tie gor Gus paiutef, TO whose genius the ~ho.s
world e"u,d lo~ s4rely ,heie va no imp Assss
tir htr Ter uttwecn that worship ed sin1er and the
daughter % Su Arthur Sal ututy
A. or the mptobsb dream he VS. suffering
himsel' ~ noursh AlW fr It's n 81 ending
Three or four weeks more of its sweet deiuslon,
ADD ,ten a .ss ruds.y broken. ArIt 1r halr ,bs
mel hs~ aud Der q r Arthur. arrival At Sslon.
bury. ksuy Werner Recognized hin, for theJ had
leen st rst Church togs,h'r. Out te had M -
| ca Ell him 20 Lis M moty since, and bad
lever H.. WI HIM a. he reiA've Of sir ArhD
| ,mity.h,sd Il ,oius +. Nv tu, -. h. h.i been
tnp days At SaNonl urr Irnrt, or suspicion q IN
| the AstA In Of Rabvs fee in.,s be Isrtly knew
~hcl., "a -ed the srtistt a, h.s v.su was W Ms.
| ria, ihst abe ~ iuton led or Ter cou'irs wife
| TIA. sstu. ,euu., calm sui ovtly as when 10Y
hal cooked .esAsr Al tLe holy. toe trlih eecsIns
| cles- " B,ny Werner
| They w,rp sest.d "a TIC dr,wing room, al The
f,mi >, when " ria .,epp d On to lie ter ace ana
to artist followed h.r. Presently AT VT MAir
| IS" thstn pa in9 / tnntler. Werner having gwen
h,r Is arm. hr Mr. drew down 'he corners OF
| hie lips, and sta ked out
"Tnsns you" he sad 70 Rihy, with freeing
polit nese, as he author tsiiyely e~ away Msra's
| arm and pl'c'd II within his own, II vii take
| charge Of MS Sl,onbIry ia wishes to walk"
lie srcdenwsy With tr and Werner " til ,droop-
lag head aud siuk.n.' heart de,c' nded the mlGd .
s,Is OF thu terrace. lie stoe slorg und'r cover Ok
4 high ws!-sny who're H. cover has outraged fsel.
| irgs That acton, u oss words Of Arthur hAif'S
hsd but to- sure hetrsyei hts interest In Mara.
| lie cam, - zoe end & toe terrace and found they
| lad halted there, right above Diin He Wac " hear
| worse wads nov. snd be could MT help him.
| self.
Then you had no business to do Is, right 10
| DO ~ Mtrls was saying IN pstulans t1ne no
was DOT gong 10 eas me. II did wax W th him"
| excuse mt. Mara, am the beet judge. Ners
| DER was IN the pusin1 n 4 a gentemsn once, DUB
things ave changed with him"
Rubbish - retortsd " rs ssHonbury. he 10
| pApa's gue.t and h. 70 As good IS you"
"we.l, | donr care, then. T. pat my object on on
hat score. ButiI Is not sgre L. - me " $50 yoo
waking AMI II sing ~ tsmidatly Nth any one
| II you thin. " contr me, eau tel you---"
| "Hsllo, Arthur ! sep here moment"
The ,liee Was 8 Ar,hur Sax intury's hsris
paused N her speech. and M. Mar uu~tlngy re-
r d toward tNe drawi- groom.
Rshy vern.r, N tie frenAy q he moment, dsrts0
up IT.. cad s.eis aud Incl her.
| Mise SsSonbury Il you answer roe t-Forgivo
mr." he painted, As he l,.d his hand Upon her arm.
| IN his pc riul ea.erneSs--'firg,'e me that nuss
ask H.. que,ton' la, Arthur MAR . night 70
take you fiotn me, ss ne did bat no~r
"of course lie has not, Mr. Werner. How can hs
have 80
IL nesn-pray forgive me-ihe night Of more then
oousilship ="
Sic VIA half ter fcd At his parted ip'. his labor.
J ed brelt-.ns bis ghas.ly face, from which
suspense took every ve,tige Of color and she
saw thai she night not dare 10 tamper with him
AMI tie kinder 'ourso ~ss 70 set his smbitous
dean ~ rest.
"wel. then i" she whispered, slough. 81 course,
he had not the right 10 interfere now, end u ~ss
se-y sd taste, aud vii not submit to TVS vhims.
| y,t-the tine may como when De will be 70 me
more than . cousin"
HIS hand unluused the clasp # her arm. and Ms-
na saIoubury hss,ened toward the drswing-room-
He watched her Ia, aud tht n when no human ~
or ear near. bis head sunk upon the cold rail.
iugs, AMI q low wall OF sng,ish went forth on the
quiet evening air. Too surely, tnodgh Mara Sax.
0ublry might never know II, had the Iron entered
into his SOU.
BE Co~t'niIsd.