The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-30
PHILIP ARNTYTAGE :
OR,
The Blind Girls Love.
CHAPTER VI.


"a creature not roo hy1gtt snd Tcod
Prt human nature. daily Nod
For trarren, sorroys simple viles
Praise blame love kisses 'eAr. And smiles
"a benz trcstbire though Hul breath
traveller betr. vt re and desth
perfect woman, molly rlanne',
To warn, " comfort, and commands
And yet spirit, stil and hrSht.
And something Of an angel hghL'
Aher this vh., can say Tut ths, Philir Arrnyt-
agr hAd iu truth, IAN snge. IN the house.' rare
very rare, such 10 this world tW VIC have
known some, and others, doubtless have done inc
sAIne. Alss' that while they were vhlking with US
We knew a. EN- not, until they hsi Bproad ther IN
visible w'nss and flown 10 hcsvenl
The home n Philip Arnyiage was one IN rhien
the world uay sec TIA, poesy c,n hsllo- daily NC
aud that tho gldriou. lg ~ Genius i not incotn'
Istiilc with the s,bdued. delicious y'ow ~ domes'
o. nrc-sds. man q Ial. NJ u IKE beacon ~ on
hll. exposed O. every wind Of heaven, and '" inc
Of innumersble ~veo, eagerly ~atchu- lofi its
! ghi should he eItiugui'hed. m Huttcr or vane
| for moment, Ike any other common FIRE, M rises
| the cry " hundred voices, ard hundred hands
| arc lhci h. quonch the unworthy beacon God
| help the man NJ genius be walks through a rod
that full AZ snarcs and deeter FOR him thsn
| for men Of less exalted minds aud less Sensitive
natures; and all these sci UP rejoicing shout 4 40
only stumble Yet Ia no, Impossible n tread the
| patti ia safety many strive thus IN walk and all
| honour 10 Hose whose life proves that men msv
| glory at once IN lony intellect and blameless
| ana pure lCars SNci an one hffrOhrNfH L'hI'Ss
TO that IDEAL Of humanity which all shaH We trust
one lay stain-w en- mind AM mNtier shaN no
Longer strive together, and We become only " Ut
| tie lower than the angels"
| Pahp A-nyingc hyed this lie, as near A. man
| can DO on earth. lie brought the treasures OF his
1';y intellect 10 tr yhten his home he did not re-
lnqush bis profession, NJ he ,Iorne1 II WIN W.
! rchucmcnts - gIito' mind. " had none ~ We
vagAr,a of the u0et lie nj not dcr that genius
IN sst necessarily le eccentric, and mo- ono "ouu
have thought that the clear headed, sensible man,
-. % "a ..VefHH
orustnoat Of tho intellectual society which lie COLI
le,pd round him In bis we.l-ordcrrt home, or ne
gentle, a'ocuonnte Gus and who reads ava t1ked
chceriullv T. his wife during the louS winter eNci .
ings as the sane b gh souled poe, whose brilliant
imagination made tia writings "orshlpPod ny some,
and " onlerod at ty OILERS.
When the lon-, pleasant summer lavscamo again,
Philip aut Stella took 'the wings OF the dove ana
fed away fur q tine 10 a one iAr down m L ccoun-
try the same where S,ela'smournful childhood ht 4
| been spent and WAS now et haf detolstc IN INC
al senco Of It's present owuev, Eiuunl U-Andreth
| The happy wife a, Pnlp Armyta.c trod with her
husband by her Size, all those forest walks where
| the lonely blind glr mad once wandered, snd me
contrast made her, II possible happier Bill. Lac
vas to the young pair an enchautod dream OF such
deem iov that tho. hearts trent lrt under ne tur
then, Ike flowers heavy with much dew f'unS'
rich, with minds .iitod 80 behold aud 'n'oy 10 tut
full MI that was beautiful, and hearts Vht ~"ineo
as one VA close and loving union ;-whht h~l u'N
more TO dcsrey SoucJuosa heht snNlV" OF 'od
would tit over thcmn sort ~ vague doAu' ',l"t az
N|klt CONES a Acf LAY ~ XIV w ''''
ness Rlttucu lovo Chased tho dim phantom away
with angel Wigs ,
= II had teen . long season OF drought, so that th
, very -rlgs vas Unrched " tnc rehtHNt, tor .oru
o became almost mute, Snd fed TO the '"'pe-t Shalo
of lie vast forest Very rratehA now WAS 'he thir'
: wood, who's. ycrisut rcceSes iorn.h tho Only ~
q lief from TIE nsUrIpotmrc heat '''o'N eNth,l44
A Stella and her husband took tLcr plea ant TAup'
| t1yrtl -, from twilight until the stars came O't
! tie young wife 2 .nr 20 every beautiful = t an
sound by her deer serse of eul uymeut while fnihp
!. noble rud invested Al thing with halo oil ''ey
70 sa Mas ~ walk wish HIM WAS 20 walk Nth mag
:, elan. VINO unvcilc the INNER lie OF nature.
= Olo cvculuA tuey went out to-etncr as usual b'
a 4 not PASS tcy oul the lawn, for twIG.nt bfousu
. with II the tokens % n coming storm. DARK, VI
H. pour.,-lngo .umuh rose up Ger tie Ted of dc d'
paftirr orr, shutting out oil the lovely no an
~ gold ola september sunset, aud growing 'hicE'
10 aud ba,tcr ugtl they reached mid eayen' cove
irr tle pale moon, that IN her feeble ~" tolowt
L quickly aGrr 'tc fading light. heavy stl.uc'
q succcedci-a Gag.acts that .g9t to lcl'' 'iPF"
< IN, 10th iliul aud houy N:'h dun wei 1t.
j" "IctLs E1 n sad Stella, as she leaned W AZ. u
- uuon her husbands arm; "scc, the storm ~ cou
Of ~, uesrcr aud Look! mere Is u uasu.
r., "It "a only simmer l,'htnu-," Philip ana we're
nut come, utar, SO Will within Coors and ws.'
- /; from sAc window, II 10 10 besunirl'
They went ~, and stood watching we s'ori
Stcll. felt ~ fear iur her husband VS. beside d.,
/ She rested her Lcau on It's h JulIcrs- aud felt
arm ,u-.r e her, aai sAus thcy looked GA the =
thor'ns clouds, an Ahc IN ant flashes OF sh,
. lightning that maugnuy .lium.nc tie whoio he
y yrv- and made the Uar, wu,ds as hri sut md al
tnct a. I'm broad daylight. Even when tlr Beat
| druVs BEGAN 90 fan ALL low rumtlins o. 1hu-i
~ Was heard DO thr distance nc ga nos 1"ru a"
" Tor the Minds a.. both were o 700 hlsh an orver
~ CNpcr en,c tnat weak sorrow which mako5 TIE Il
o. he shrink from that ,ruudcst ami most he~GHi
,r, sght--a thurGcr-s,orm ~ ni-h'.
a. "You are not AFRAID my dearesN" sske 1.-THE HI
- ~, Pbnip," answered s.oa. "Ilkc to wat
n stor.a ,ou.,.y GU. lee, Alnd Of a"iDl eeLsl
49, is u.ol.h | were drawn neHlcr TO ne@y,n, a
hear. q ~ az e. tAAIatT. Lave