The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-19
MATTHEW
G R Y L L S
Murder Will out.
4 -TOny OE aEAG lsr

A. NE go-st. found dimoui,y IN dseis-
rhch -ss N. 'svouf.i lover, one dsv Kiving
fslm " ers, sni NE merit believing
rival hsi ne victory. o. SIS u . MISTER II p,rrll
~ W Owe " ,s~.vs n,fft.d msnUon. M
urse men, without hsf,sf tno-ine W rbieh
lent he prsisfsnos. me cons 1usnss -a II
her manners rsrs ~ nie.iy b.i.nosd, Inst ped
gsvs her credit Tor NE most rshned ooaus,ry n
marvel 81 10 see country sifi succeed o. vel
playing IN and ~ three n w. tno- I
Nngu'sh'd n The baohsor. end MS slh !
The sass .nd po-sr n fn,s., ~ q -om.n n 4.
ion Kindness n disposition .otusny ...urnlnv
character ~ cold mspuuvripg The TIRE. ID.
lors toos ihs freshmen, Kindly. Zach foi, s.c
10 VI" really, though secretly, preferred bees
ssoh knew enough n the butnsn heart 10 sc
The Two others rsre no, loved sud thus ~
mostly or oren jealousy vas exhibited by The ri
sspirsnis. Sun poor Olive ., trnssf,li .orns .,
-rdness, when feeling that men. whose rurpok
u riited W gain her Hktng surihuled 4. your
sentiments 10 her, soely because she shrtini III
showing decidsd MARKS ~ dsspproval n N
vhoss attentions, At rest, were, 70 her percent a
squiyocsl Two o. Der admirers who were IT.
mon by tirth, had adopted this dubious msthos
paying their addresses, from a politc feeling. ,t
Uhsres very nioe wife with a very ,args foru
Wss ~ stake, 700 pronounced style Of court
might a. once mar their every hone win
third, young stsforishire squire. IBIS covert 4
81 lovs-msking was the result u . real s.tschu
and excess 70 hmidity which prompted the a. =
lief that 10 charming wife could DO reserved
him.
hsrmsduke Oakley had jus, como into an
mense fortune len by his father, and clesr Of eva
encumbrance except three sisters. but there "
ths rub. All three we're much older than hims
and had 40 long presided IS mstresses n oai
Han, lording over very rustic aud easy temp
ed father, that they could not 1t oil understand
his death should put the child Msrm.duts into
the authority that they wished TO arrog.te NJ
mhduks to X al things quouy. His Hislers melt
interfsrcd with his hunting nor shou ting; and
ranged Rll the visiting Of the Hsll, perhaps he.
than he could. When the elder Miss Oakley IA
Posei winter 81 Bath, IN ahordng proper
vantage, aud likely to facilitate the n, arr ags Of
two younger sisters, he saw the wisdom Of
measure, aud willingly agreed 10 IL no. with
tie hops that the eldest, who was his chief Anl
gonist, might also there find her master
when at Bath, discovering that the advances nj
10 him by the old Earl L1gan, who evidently OF
ed that his broad acres fitted him TO- an sIlss
with his noble b ut ponnilsss daughter, were
couraged In every way by the Mss Oakleya VI
even preached OPENLY on !ho duty he owed
them 10 secure 50 brilliant . connection, -ho fou
with some bitter feelings, that elder spnster sst
were not the most desirable dpplnage TO bis "a,
realty. An introduction nj this zine TO Miss or.
seemed TO show TO him the most charming vi
that could be wooed. But the poor squire hal
undergo severe lolis IN tho smooth way by wh
be desired his love should run aud his own t.
Idly, with the open opposition Of his sisters "a
ANYTHING but progressive movement.
Mr. Grant saw the lnclinAuons OF yourg Oak
and fol, by his attentions 70 himself, tina. III
was nothing f.ignsd in the bashful adoration
showed his daughter In his opinion, Olive 60
not have found . more eligible adm rer and, as
~ was compatible with the perfect liberty OF cho
he wished 10 leave his daughter, Mr.. Grant 10
much OF his influence In furihering the very bsc
ward suit OF the timd Marmsduke Oakley.
with Major Blake, things were very difsreS
A tall, broad -shouldered handsome dragoon-w
that share OF personal vanity, that no thoughi
woman could resis, him. only refrsned fr,
At once declaring himself the lover Of Olive GiA
from the fear shat any premature step should b,
der tho splendid good luck, which be fsl. tha,
union with the simple yea wealthy Olive Grs
must be considors1. Psrhlps Patrick lake b
never been near the true love, which poets tell
makes all men umd. Certainty, bsshiulnoss b,
never before been sscribed to him in the ov.
hithe,o paid by him to rich spinst-
, nd widows but IL was basufulnohs which ser
I'd him in good stead under existing circum stAnc
tsmperng his ou-nAnd manners To- that tone, III
IN agreeable Irsn cordially was all that Was 70
and, So Ia this wat pleasing "
Grant and Olive
Major Blaze had no taars respecting tho rlv,
u Squire Oakley. He found that he could bro
beat him to tina. degree, that he could hinder Is
'ete-d-tste for which ali other thugs were pro-,
Gus, and even stop his progress wien tent u.er
an asking Olives nApu for the dance. FurIh,
more, when, b. some access Of courage, poor MAJ
naduko seemed resolved to brave all oppOs ~
he Major would sdro sly let his sisters loose W
aim, who always proved most eihc. ent suxilisr:
N the work OF interruption their ropugnAnce
hoir brother forming an alliance with any one IL
he noble Lady Kate, being ST. enlightened by er,t.
emarks OF the polite MAJOR, who, having madt
itlo love TO all three, LAi made them anenAble
ais slightest wish.
Major Blake did not, however, much fear H.
influence Of Marmaduke Oakley he saw that
VAS In love, and accordinsly bcreh OF .
presence Of mind in iunctures where presence
mind would have made no small advantage. la
10 did ear the young Viscouut Ardaligh He a
lid not the least suspect him OF loving lhe l,dt
cut be knew that he was determined 10 DO hs bg'
o win her. Bake knew also from m uIual men
hat with much caro- and diligence, tuc NiscouJ
lad ascertained, from creditAhle, sources that
ortuus Of Mr.. Grant was most consderAblt,'hou VI
rom simplicity Of taste, he AbstAinsd from sac
ng in his style Of living, pursuins 'he rouhne
lis agricultural business, more As desiring tessI
nony 10 his know odgo aud success, thAn IT n
wishing increased powers OF indulgence or .
eniAtion from bis riches. sill the Ilet Of thu
iches was indubitsble.
Major bake perceived, hh ~ renueuoh' y
act and cunning the Viscoun. paid infinitely mtI
ttcntion 10 Mr.. Grant than 10 tho daughter; AL
ct, By marvel GUS ndroitness-by clever consu
ng OF the spropos, he was ever by her side' WI,
10 could be Of service, or ~hon no knew hls pr
once WAS desirable. Bl. there was 40 osIontAAs
n the attentions be thus mey offered. lnde
o little did Olive believe there was further "
.vc in the homage paid ~ her, that she sttrloui
all o an exues. OF KINDNESS N the dispos.uon
he V.scounL
ITO be Coltinued.)