The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13

Amer . minutes angry beating 81 bis boot W
his stick, the young man rose and follow
them down the avenus, contrivine, by dint OF
easionsl conversation with Arthur, 10 keep slor
side 81 them the whole way a. far as the bro
which connected the college grounds with the c
lege buildings, and which was overlooked by I
whole frontage Of the Lodge.
with . vague sense Of relief aud protect
Christisn glanced 70 the windows Of her home
there, at the open nursery easement, she saw
group Philis, ohvsr, Jetiha, and bshind Lett
smother person-hss Susan Bennett, who
come with message from old Mrs. Ferguson,
whom, IN her kindness, Mrs. Grey had seat
nave cup Of tea in the nursery before re.urui
70 The villsge, who're The girl said she was "qu
comfortable" There she stood, she aud Poll
watching, as they doubtless rad watched ,
whols interview, from the time Sir Edwin sat do
on the beach ill bis parting shake Of the h.
vas rather easy and familiar than distanily &c
monious
That empowering dread, "whn will Pee
say J., Tor The first time IN her life began ~ crf
over CHRISTIANS fearless heart. Such an innoc'
heart u WAS, aud oh such . contentcd one ~
half an hour ago.
How dare he ?" she said, hercely, ~ she for
hsrself alone In her own room, with but Just 8
enough TO dress and take her place az the II
stately, high -thoughted, Ture-he.ited mistress 3
her husbands table. 'TI1w dsr. hef" Az
standing at the glass. she looked almost with 3
gust into the the beautiful face that burnt hc
still only At the remembrance Of the last
minutes "Rnt he must She must surely 4
derstsnd how utterly desplse him. lie vii
presume again. "a, II had only told my h
band II Was terrible mistaken"
What washer secret or her marriage
BOTH
Christian did not rtop 10 think. Whatever
was she knew that Ike most ~ Tho mistakes y
miseries Of this world, II was made 10 bs reme.l
inside possible Of remedy. A. oil events, !
pain must be endured, ought through. strugs
with. anything bait unccumted TO.
l. vas difficult TO gay what Sir Edwin Unisc
would not dare for, going tack H. her room
some tr fe forgotten, SIZE discovered he was .,
lounging, cigar la mouth, IN aud down Y
riverside avenue opposite, where ho could PLAID
see and be seen from almost every window in
l. dge.
And there, hurrying 70 meet him, she a.
Susan Bennett But the meeting appeared \
satisfactory, aud after . few minutes the girl a
LEFT him, aud he was again seen walking UP Al
down alone.
A vain woman might have been hatered, "a
hArs sllure5, by this persistence. In ChrisIihui
produced only rcpulsion, actual barred Il 50 re-
tie spiri. could hate. An honest ove, from =
very humtlost man alive, she would have be-
tender over but this, which 10 her, . wife, W
necessarily utter iusult aud wickedness, Aw oke o
her nothing but sbhouence- same sort .,
righteous adherence that sic would have fe -
knew she vould-towArd any woman Who N
tired to Yin Ter husband from herself Win IA
husbag Il : Tie fancy almost mace her smile,
then tlled her with a trimming sense of Joy Nc
he wAs-what he was, man 60 whom The bs-
ldea Of loving any woman buI his own wife wa.
impossible that It became actually ludicrous
hne smiled, shc even laughed, with al eve
growing sense Il all be wss 10 her Aad she 10 b
when she heard him open his study door and ca
Christian"
ITO be Continued.)