The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-20
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o. ying, IN bic I"ru lar qIlet manner II
MISS Gran, hops Jon 4 not forget your q
gsgsmsnt W. ne tor this dancs'" A. no spoke ~
took ths hand held by MAJOR Bake, who fels.sesI
~ Nth more m'etne's than hi' previous Nori
aud The grun announcement th.t 10 should loorI
for etpsnstOn Ia tbo morning nght have led ou1
p,tIec' ,
snsver the ViscOunt returned Dat there vas thA |
Ia tn hooking SMILE on his Up, apd txsl look o
BIZ. sJh b'uo eyes, that seemed 10 sIpel oil The II
from the Majors words and looks aud, with some
thing between the grow Of tear and lhs VII n.
o. beggsr he turned away. Cap sin BosbofougsI
RECESSED tbe land he bad taken with gallant an
fespec FIJI bow and Lord Ardshfh led ths friglsI
tened olive 10 the dsnoe, much " her relief and
that NJ the lady who, setting ~ her ehAIerono had
| witnessed all his JraedS withou1 knowing how 4
prevent II.
Ave you angry with me for the little Al ~
which venturod 10 associate you with my uuvor4
thy self" the Viscount asked, looking kudly NJ
| on he trembling gir who held is arm. j
"oh, no am so thankful! You have b'c,1
most kind"
"Kind to myself and kind to Mr. GRAFT !" Lori
Ardalish said, quietly adding with nrsightor }
ward manner much moro pleasing 70 Olive thar
the bombsst Of Major Blsko or tho tmidty Of youns
Oakley; Perhaps you will think me ung. LIANT,
I tell you, that thought moro of my good irieD4y
| your father than did n you, when removing yol
frt m those very absurd and quarrelnome urn" =
They had reached the dsnceft, when Lord Ards n
Hgh, percevng that Olives hand, which rested 81
bis arm, still uemblcd Violently, while ner pale
checks showed that tho impr salon elt by the Ills
| agreeable yracds hal not yet parsed away, srd.i
| "Perhaps, NJ SIS Grant, you Will like W ali do~pI
during this contested dance. Let me INTRODUCED
YOU 70 my siser ;she will be delighted T. mak II
your acuuAintAnce; and dare say that shall ID
| able 70 cope with the doughty Major Bake, II III
persists in requiring mi shty small mAuer OF eI
| planation, lord Ardslgh mimlcked the MAoi 4
sccent - he spoke lie then led Olive to the Uesn
| ,ilul Lady o'Bnen, whom olive hAa before heart
spoken Of as star Of fashion, and presented teri
In 80 hstteing manner that olive, IN the plsAsul
n gave her, and In tie excitement Of the Asreebis
conversation which ems. ed, soon loss al recollec
| ton Of the previous annoyance.
"And what amount OF booty are you to hAyAt
Mr. ps.boroughy" asked Patrick Base, as from II
corner Of the ball room. be and the person be al
dressed perceived all the movements of l. ri Arda
| hgh and MISS Grant "Ald what iooi WAS mol )
10 sec tina, all shat scrnmage a. out dancing wiisI
/ the Young lady was got up by Lady OBlen all u
yourself, who was never Anown " have cared io II
| anything beyond q clarei-Uotsle in your who'll
| lNe"' \
Captain B,sborough smiled as he answere 4
| "Wel, never you ulnd my good fellow. AID y
Arls liz
| man he has distAnced."
"Il Ard.lish has iockcysd you" were words tina
| burs, from the MAJORS lips NJ lie laid his husci
| bI,cl head on tie pillow mat might at !-aud
| i.ith, lnars Nigh. pretty III and Of
The strength Of It, is't II Mr.. Grant now that shs,
near Of all tbs sweet creatures gainuhng transac
uopsr From lansqucnei, At the Castle, 10 chicken
| hazard In soho Square duwnwarGs-to say noting
| OF "A few little affairs on the Currsgh" y
| Itwas . comforting resolve with which 10 clos
the dAy aud under rs influence sleep sat pleasant
ON the red syelids Of the Ma or. There would hi'
be,n less Of satisfaction IN the Intention, could tl
NV, Known shat his revelations had already becr
forests cd and that, with alt the adyinta,e v4ct
h offered by telling ones own story l. ri ArlAlgfI
| had already impaired TO Mr.. hraut the snh-ppt
| n,asion FOR gaming which had hitherto p4sssssee
him and his Arm resolve never again 10 ue mialel
nv is resolve strengthened by solemn VOW !,
was not the only condolences which he Nlscoun I
had inrusled to the keeping ot Mr.. Gi ant IeIIhL
him OF his succession 10 his TILE by the dthln OF
cousp, he also showed the difficulties OF has NJ ~
to.uon by informing him OF tho tact o. mere 0
| iug no ACCOMPANYING revenues by which the rarl
VAS so bs upn,d. lie also told aim how tnsi h'.
had been COUNSEL d TO meud his fortunes by SEEK
| ns some wealthy brlde, step 81 repnsnsnt 20 mr.
| ideas, anu tle opinion shal nothlhS Out snseiur
| could reader tie marriage state happy or LouoaE
able that he had once decide ~ aust II Ih1nk,
in that by slr.cs economy, AM tic ue1 er eulsv
| lion OF the ArdAIeh estates, he m..ht, IN s1Ia''
measure, redeem the fallen fortunes OF us house
For tuIs p4rpose, the VlseoulI seemed to seeI zeal!
| ously TO gain though ;no means OI Nj uralI AZ
| - ~ mo Ilr rNaIrIn o. Eu.lLsn tArInLn. and