The sun., 1864-09-29

lsd bssa m inAsucsr fun ~ yosaA ms -
- tben tweosy Two, snd having oeashz fsah0
sof nosber, h was supposed THAI he would nnA
pns remain a Kyarlin Castle espcciasy a. NE
man who had t<pn syYcintci BY the exorp. tose -
manage the estate susched 10 II hsd proved hh osaf
edn honeet And able. shortly sfcr his return 10
Neisne, mostyn, ~ one Of his nearo-i peiehbprsv
sha VINO had known bim before be bs1 tesn ssus
- France called on him, and invitcd him " his
nouec Here. IT course, be became Tqusintea
with Kate Mostyn sAe wss remarkable for hsr
e1ceed.ns loneliness which was almost cquaDcity
her pride, aud tbs cold severity, alnoss s,ernness
"a her manner Much Of this later may have been
eheenocred by poverty, acfiug on naturally
proud aud ha'HtsJ character, and the coutnu uAl
hFontens aris ns nut ~ comparison a her sctrL
conduon with what II might have tecu. Henry
Nsyrck soon bechn. ~ deeply attached 70 her, THAI
nobody wss surprised W. en- Il was announced ,hss
ne day bad hcen 1xed for their marriage. When
bls event took place, they went sbred foS fcv
monthe Mte Mcyrick lav az never bscu cut q
iceland previously. They had NO, long rc,urned W
kysrlin Castle. before II was matter OF common
talk that he saw rnly with her eyes. Cnildshly
fond rs Nj Mey rick was Of his wife, aud submits.
sive as this led him to he ~ ell her whIns and FAM
cts he was not altogether without frmness of
character in his dealings with men and II he hsd
rsn7ined free man three OF four years sfter hb
sc sraton ron his tutor. instead Of falling in love
Immediately and mlnyns shortly Afterwards h0
might have acquired experience, which would bnvs
prevented the occurrence Of the evils which wreck
cd his own and his wife's happiness, and cyuelly
injured one FIRMLY believed 10 have been an funor
cent victim
Mr.. Neyrck wns dcvoted'y attached 10 her hus.
band, hut she was oxacting IN the extreme 10 tho
Testimonies OF his affection, and Jealous Of evory
woman r. whom he pad the slightest attention.
Her attendant wss about the same age as herself,
Nh Eng sk woman she had engaged IN London on
her wss To The continent. This girl being Of lively
aud engaging manners and very pretty, q grcaN
favnrite with her MISTRESS and for this reason
probably was treated by her master with docroa
Of familiarity not surprising, con sidering lheif
youth, and the extent 70 which circumstances had
compelled all three of them to associate during
thor journey on the continent Intimscies Of such
Kind arc always dangerous even n only from
m y obstruction; and II Was cxemplheI In the
instance. Mrs. Mcvrick had sent her naid 10 her
husbands study for book sh, wanted; hut 6i-
rccty a,er the girl had left her room, she changed
her mind. and decided on reading some other.
Gong 10 the study, shc opened the door, and was
atoait 10 enter. Mcyrick there and the y1rl;
but what It was that maie Catherine close the door
sgdn, and turn away with face so deadly pale,
she never told anybody, believe, unless Il might
have been her sriritual adviser. She went back 10
her room, aud locked hcreef IN, and when her
husband came IN her, she would neither open Il
answer him. Finding she remained otstinately
silent, he len the castle and did not return ha4
night perhaps thinking he would thus bring hei
10 her reason. II strongly fsvors the Up nion
that Mrs Mcyrck was hasty in her conclusions,
since her maid did show any reluctance 10 so to
her mistress when she rang her bell, who, howov-
OF, refused 70 allow her 10 enter the and ring
s.sain Tor another servant. That night, Jane vii
mot, her maid, disappeared
ITO be eontinued.l