The sun., 1865-12-01
MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

ac0mrettpcy sthough Roger was rtorni ed
rosi, which. however dis,iseful to rs hshr
seemed likely TO bn surcessfri, there were nj
little Bs'eson 'nd James io he BROUGHT f,rwp-d I
the world and bis hear, snio,e him at the ii
the desutrtiou IN which his des,h ri,ht is.y
them. This was not all: IN the love tbo.
children bore to country pursuits. h. -,
ms own srsestic nropensiues. Hc saw IN Re
Rers passion 'or hshing-in little ] mes / "
OF flowers, but another form Of that vbic
% possessed bis young he,r, when nli Tie do,o a
Of agricultural life, seemed tho holiday ,,o,k =,
vsed Tor tho amusement of markind II. t,e,
Mnn u mad cost him to he torn from ell ,his I
unucrgo The dull rsslIes Of narrow streets .nI
olosc schoolroom Eud the fathers hear, ha
ahed tt tho idea % the dspriva:iona which ~
ht Usher aud the foriN would have 10 endure
tur'her trouble, however, c.mo 10 the yictr'
hearth through bis children Ono dRy. gp..ki,
cssu.lly to nelghbor of the expectation Of b,
son Nincenrs return in few weeks for Tho lon
vacation, he was startled b. tie remark tbs
oououess tho Young people would then thinj
something about heir marriage. Mr.. Vvse s,srcd
I" ne expressed his inability TO conprchepd lin
speakers meaning while there was sckly autie
at his heart at the bare notion that some low al
imprudent attachment unsuspectcd by hin.eid
was alluded TO. The further explanation yv,]
gwen by tho speakers supposition that as Ms
Grant had gone through B.th season. M a., N
would not now withhold his consent 20 the youn
couples affection and constsncy being rewarded
was u then possible that the Intimacy b,tvo,d
his children and Miss Grant had bcon nroductiv
OF an at,achment between Vincent and her,elI
known and talked Of by all the nelehhorhooil
and, n yet, unsuspsc;e1 by those mos. Interested
MT. Vyso was assured that such was truly IA
case and his contradiction only went 10 proy
tho slyness and discretion Of the Young people
while he was Furthermore told, that there wer
many who could diaclose circumstance. Which e.,
roborated most completely all ths, Was suspected,
Mr.. Nyse was inexperienced In the prolific po,.
ers OF goSsp's tale in a country community o.
the quick growth Of q surn'se, which In a. IA,
sage from one, soon assumes the form Of fact
from fact TO generally Rckuowl dyed truth ,n
be returned 70 his home full Of perturbation
Was this tho return madaby his pennilcss ho
10 the leneiacioT wAo hud1Eunched him on n
career TO which his tasto aud desires had
srdsnty pcisnd ITO steal the Affection,
his child and Involve In a clandoAtine enss.o,,o,
the heiress whose wealth might demand for be, ~
most disunguished alliance The thought tie
him with he deepest inquiesude, together with Il
sense OF painful PrplcxiIy a. ~ tho course Of /.
ton he should pursue.
HIS trsi impulse was 10 write .rl o,-,tl =,
return Of Vincent to the vlcarnge, leaving itto
TO divine why. Bui, alAa, ne te,,
were wanting Tor the maintenance OF hla A.
separate from his own home. Ho must, the
spohu the long vacation At Pendering but n
urange should DO forbudeu ground. Ahih'
AooriVe would such . measure prove win ,bcl
WHO had 50 well eiuded all suspicion OF the,r ice
ngs, anu who, by clandeslius nlcoangs, Nigh I
still indulge them.
Every plan evIscd by the Vicar seemed Ike,
70 Prove futile, until ho nude the rosolye of d,
ilo'lng to Mr.. Grant all that he had heard. Tn,
~ any rate, would show that he had no PARTON
Jon In The Ih.ir aud give NJ. Grsni the uppor,
my OF making any arrangements he chose i ruv
'us 10 tie return " Vincent
Il was for this purpose that NJ. vv,.t,
'ume to the Grange, AS related ia tLs t,r.eedh
napier ! ahi proposing 10 uks tea ,hei
iad nne.ed ho hsd securel the probubli
y hte-d-tete with Mr.. Grant However, Rn,.,
.haHenge 10 Backgammon had hindered tnlss.
he turn that his conversation with U Ive hndtak
e"tned topieclude the calmncss w.th Hbjchbeb
lesired to enter into tho subject. As to altcmpI
lything like Questioning to her, OlIicb nv.
lc.i admission OF corrOOOratuu uf IhaI which ~
inspected, that wss quite beyond his furIitu,
Ihe einouol which her genuo " Wutds OF comuIu
those lew iehrs Ia her sweet blue eyes-b
a.ed up show d him that he Tad decided wa
ioI TO alpOach the subject with her and viii
repidauon Al his heart, Of which tie good ~,
iad beheved IL incapable, ht had made sornep
ext Tor leaving the Grange immediately Oh :,
oneluSion OF Mr.. Grants ami Rogers game 1
The next morning Mr. Vyso ~ timed Aisvis
hat he was abb 10 join Mr.. Grant IN his moruir
walk and took tie Opportunity 0. enterluy
nee upon tie nssIsr relating W all that hsd be
Jlu ~ him.
Mr. Gran. Listened, as he listened to all suh,e
4; porpleNty. lie drew in his uuder-llp 4udef
Have you seer uything OF this ?" he asked, .,
pause.
"N,lGiuc, whatever" was the reply,
Do you bel,yeit now :"
! never know how " Gis, eliye positive sss
on"
!" Has the story annoyed your"
"DeeIly."
"Why I"
" 1t Las put Vincent In sdshonor.ble light
~ eyes' An1' from the near aaia.sy in which
'andh " NE, ALL conscious that IL may pos,
AughIer,"
" Have you any ether reason for being distur
"haI lils strange repors has brought 10
AowiedgtF' asAe4 Mr.. Graut, after smother pau
1850 Oi Sir. Nyse.
sigLI color rose to the Wears cheeks, and
'ts is1l ~ 1Le ground, Tho next momenI b
'er, no raised them aud with the same OIL
Ah tooA Of sincerity ttsy ever wore, they
luas ol mr. ursnt, AZ he replied, my mind
'ch 30 enhfely taken win tie uuAtl.
light IN which this roport,
ue' mus lIAco my SOL, have thought Uull. |
''1 shd Oh We eourse lt were the Dest and
oss honess 10 pursue. | may alsJ add, tAlt
'eply grloved and noruheI that oilers LesI
Jui sci should bolieye thAI . child 4 mlne g. !
capable OF such haSrs-I dshOuor TO ucue
U, 10 10 engage his daughter inso = clApqes
tschmtnl Vincent knows that aho hAs the C!1
greai wealth and yet, II W. believe tins stl
; mas Jared 70 Keep up this engagement by -
seansH WIN ons ~ WHOM Le ougas rsysf
lSo Asplred."
Ana -ha, is tho course you propose TO tax, A
r Grant shgei, SHARPLY.
my hrst IDEA was - forbid VIncent's r,.ur'
'ndoHng but-DuI-"
II undersisnd-I see the difficulty. wAn =
your p.anr' If
II nave none" tho Vicar said, desparIpHF
have iound shat nothing coull be dolo vii
ingIng tho disturbing Gdair before YOU hi
III IA . ~ aHf1 gN.