The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-26
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standing iof . moment gsring uton Olive ~ hsn-
usnc.i, SIZE thsn suddenly mrpei, ani aprinsina
quietly up ,hs slesp ssd Dr'opi'ous bsns, she ~ss
son Loot aght o.
"wsll, olive, never say such love and dsyo-
ton a. that poor bslf. wiued cfssturs shows" Mr.
Grant sad "she 10 certainly letter IN look snd
ln.,lec, Ihops NAT you -,l sun ss.p your ys
upon her, syd ths, Lord Ardsgh Will NOD object 10
your continuing W 10 Kind W her,"
| Olvs hoped o. loot and now rsRrettsd hss she
bad no, spoten q hsr poor p,Ots1,, TO BIN, parte-
ulaily a. he had usn made her TAX of all The Oh
jecs and Interests Of her village life.
There was feeling ~ s.lnes. both In Mr.. Orsnt
and Olive &c they passed the Vcarage on tbeir
way 70 tie Grsng,, knowing TIA, there was no
friend y gay hesrlei boys v welcome their return
Anne Psupsll and the groons were all grin aud
ovsrioy, and del vsred three months news and
gossip IN as many IN nutss.
When Mr.. Gr.ni bad informed Mr.. vyss OF the
PROPOSED mar age u his daughter, he bad legged
his silence on the subject 81 any ratio Tor the pro-
sent and 90 tho young woman who walled on
Olive, unlike .ho AbigaD OF modern davs, who
cannot travel without her rosewood desk, did not
know how IT, write no rumOur on the subject had
reached tie rendering villagers. Mr.. Grant now
begged The secret might stl be kop, no bad .
dsllcscy In making known that his daughter was
70 make an alliance that would at once In her
from tho humble path sho had hitherto uod'len,
thinking that her simplest action might DO cons'ru-
Cd by her neighbours - arrogating consequence
on tho score OF the rank W which she was 70 10
elevated. Once Vlscountsss Ardaligh, he knew
that hor future conduc, would 10 directed by her
husband, and there ore not 70 DO referred W him
or TO his daughter, who be fell confident would
never willingly csin by neglect coldnsss those
friends who bad ouoe been Kind to her.
There was much 10 be sesn--much 70 be doneon
}; her frs, return 70 Pendering Mr. Cornwall 70
| whom Mr.. vyso had delegated all the various
charges given him by Olive In regard 70 her poor
pensioners, called immediately TO render an account
ofhis proceedings. M. Grant and his daughter were
; | much pleased With him they found that he hsd
been college friend OF Mr.. vyse, and be spoke Of
!, the early youth OF the Vicar with much warmth
: Of sdmiiation and respect that tho fathor aud
daughter rejocod much to hear such strong
,, hrmsnon Of ~ The excellence thsy had attributed
W their friend
Olive found that Mr.. Cornwall was instructed in
all particulars respecting the unfortunate inhati-
tant OF Ihe l.ne house. He had not seen her sI-
cept in ehuTh which she never missed, even In the
most incsmen, weather; still, he had learnt nom
: Mrs. Goldring that there WAS . cslmness In her
usual d,meanour very different TO what 10 had first
Q been. II was thought by Mrs. Goldring-who cor
tainly did not keep the letter box without respng
from her official position due amount Of Informs
, | tion-that she oien wrote to Vincent Vyse as st-
: tiers In . scrsmolng handwriting, directed to him
o. Oxford were frequently found In the lottsr. box
Z early IN the morning, and before soul had been
= seen about, OF other letters had been put into H.
Olive IoIbore going to The Line House. Mr..
Cornwall hsc Been the bearer Of . message from
/ Nj. vyse, thst Vincent though It better tina, the
woman should nave 70 encounter nothing exciting.
! | lie moreover informed her that the woman had
/. been furnished by Vincent with books and writing
msteralA ard VA gradually approaching To .
frame OF mind irom which he snucI pstsd the mos,
favourable results. Vincent VINO WAS 10 be Al
! Pencering 81 Whinlatide. was also sanguins that
T some measures couh be perfected by which h.r
q removal TO sphere m CHI be ell, cited whore abe
. nigh, work oui .hs penitsnee so happily begun
and where BY mixing again with her fsllow-crea-
lures, she would lossentrsly the tendency W in
sanity often peepins forth
= AL this WAS most sAtsfa tory 70 Olive, and allied
her with respeii for 1s yo41s man who had 80
IeAousy worked i3r sch sood results, Sue sent
: kind tssAgss and vcious lilts comforts. 10 tho
: Line House by Anne f.nnol, and received CRATE
tul AID temperate answers. Once note WAS rs-
!, turned u Was merely reply 70 the offer Of lend
ing BOON ov UI 70 I 1ss Wv Telling in
"Thank you for your lndnesA l have plenty of
books chosen by Vincent Use, and by him thought
suitable Tor ne 10 10 lie oo who has dec dod on
my reir,iuing nom seekity 10 see you. God help
me-it 10 q wesrsoms ord,.l be has prescribed for
me, but still II live W So IL the end NAV be ons
| OF unhop editor blessing. Sometimes | douUt ali
this anu think thA, Vneenllesd me on with hope,
which he knows cannot IersaliEed. and yet fears
, that without them shall IL back into despair.
owe, he promises that then dsummer shall moi
pass without our meeting. M meeting a. We
have done but known 10 cab other You, still
giving hope and blessing ius-ohl Olive. Then
We part for years Vincent ssA"
1ne uote had 10 other epdiIg and Olive saw In
} lie sad transcript Of s1citsolsIseling.
. CHAPTER lxvL
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