The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-30
MATTHEW
G r Y L L S,
Murder Will Out.
a STORY OF REAL LIFE.

Olive acknowledged The fact ,dding-"Thousb
! cannot 'aDcy that my visits have a. YET done
a.ucn good-shl l think 1t would be cruelty TO
Keep quite away from Der. She sees no one eis.
mo Aetualy shrinks with terror at the bare idea
OF seeing you, which have proposed TO her, SIN
! nae hopes that she may yet look to receiving
comfort frr IN your words.'
Never" Mr.. yyse sad, empha al cally, who con.
ceiving her an outeasi, driven by the desperation
caused By sickness want, aud infsmy from the
return 70 health would be fol owei bv . return a.
the iniquity hitch o. bad but teuporariv oui,teJ
something that bad fallen rom G5idr M hNd
eun" IN. nm IN the idea The OK Haagslci
was not greatly disposed 10 charity, and Infcse,,
IN me destitute had never teen shown bv him
until IN this nstArcc aud on the car rerna,l,,n,
Wis he had looked confused, and without .ctuail,
sClnR toAt was 50, no had muttoTcd somethina
about her having seen teiter DAYS At Port,non,b
Never, the Vicar reiieratei. "Htr SIM.
Whatever thoy nay havo been, have neither "a.
,sn rom ignorance o. simplicity. Toe lh,l.
mat have sesn OF tlis miserable ereatut., h.,
SHOWN me that under The frenzy and depresson
caused by sickness or some pre- slur misforttn.
there stu lies wtuness--an inn etuosity, which
VIII resume Its place A tie miud aud BODY re,ov.,
their usual condition. R,ly upon H.. Mss Grant
your eudesyors will never bring tits yretehed
woman 10 the condition Of penl,cnce which ga
s.,. lrS ON religion the voice and spirit to cry 10
olive heard these words With regret She eoua
not contradict them. The whole thing was beyond
her comprehension. All she know was that nj.
Iow-crsa'ure, In the lowest depths Of trouble and
despair had, almost unconsciously 70 herself
her mind. -'''''' ~
Amer tue pause which succeeded N, yic.,,,
woruH olive said, plainhyelv, and perhaps With a
deeper expression OF concern than sne had at N,
moment experienced, "hr. Nysa Won alwav.
now call me Mss Grant Am l never ~ be olys
again - INV
Though this was not at all {. prcsen, sricy.pc.
u was tho first sui jcct Of complaint Witch no.
occurred 70 her and. child ke-perhaps woman.
hte-sne gave way to detection Of feel n- wituout
critical examination into It's nature, couteu, with
her.
Mr.. Vyse looked at her in surprise. Tears t,od
W her sot blue eyes aud her lips tremLleI A
slight color roso TO his forehead at these slna oi
disturbance. Was II possible that those sad glance,
which he bad sometimes encountered-thost shades
OF dissatisfaction which be had occasion Is traced
on her ingenious countenance-hsd arisen frut.
regrets, which her belief In tic cold eeremopv "a
BIS manner lad caused word II uouLle wa,
In ais botom-a contest which saowod itsolt IN ~
agitated expression OF his fcAtures-g pl,rtutba
ton which nsde him rise from his cbair.
while his lips seemed preparing ~ POUR iorth ,
some pass onate exposition Of feeling Oayais
her turn, looked surprised bu asoft slnil, on b,I
Up seemed to mock the tears Ia her eyes a. Az.
sssin asked, "Am never to be Olive again ?"
yea always ohye-dear, beautiful Olive"
What further words he might have uttered ,,.
cd stayed within his nps BY the infucpo. Of nj,
~ uTant AZ ths lalkgarp.
mon-board' ~ 81 you what, Master RoSsr' q
you 60 on at this rate, you will take al The WIND
out Of Vinny's sail" WAN
These words were merely spoken IN ,dnir,,,o,
o. Rogers improved skill In the game no W..
ing, 1ui ihey had strange effect ON the Wear
and gasping ., II from some sudden and ,cn,.
pans, be abruptly coased to spe.k
owe had not perceived tho change IN him. Tn.
warmth aud Kindness Of the few word, he hat ny
tered seemed to afford real CONSOLATION All AZ.
wipng her tears with he ,n,sI's
hho was homuing, she seemed q. once 10 lose siglI
Of her shori-lived troubles, Forge,,nv. to- g..
sen, upor.dings which Der too lively interest in
su,y And soleet woman had awstsned, or, Al
es" determining to give No further cause for ths,n
she made Tie resolution to be moe measured ia
lei compassion And now looking up TO tie Vicar
~lth placid ssile, she said softlv ''Not beal,,fi
1--WE but hspny, grateful Olive
foor Mr.. V!s There bad BEEN . plov,
his features. which showed bov
srea1 WAS the pleasure he had n the dsfrreuce and
noeton OF the excellent young woman bsfor.
I'm and now, Low strange was tia, eyprr.siI.
u VeIa'ion which passed over hrs lace as he u-n.s
rom her and Joined tho backgam non Ilsy,rsl