The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13
MATTHEW
G r Y L L S,
OR.
Murder Will Out.
a STORY OF REAL LIFE.
CHAPTER Xxx

CHAPTERX Xxx
"Hencoforih, how much Of the full heart must NJ
sealed book At whoss contents w. ,rcmbe -
| LAsDos.
| AMI 81 TIE agitation and acute grief which the
spectacle Of ~" distraction n he unhappy he'ng
on the Lime iiuso bal caused Olive Grant, there
had been still 'eepsr reason for Gisduletnd, ef,
| ~ her words. In vain she attempted 10 turn her
| to1ght- ron them by dwelling on the voful state
OF mind which the wretehsi creature had he rnvnd
SUI would the words q Mrs. Goldring, which she
| hnd repeated, recur 10 her mind -
ever woman had favour for man, II II Mss
"r,nt, who favours the Vicar more than she docs
any other mar !-"oh drosdful-dreadfil."
| If Mrs. Goldring hal seen and said this. I, wa,
too-too nrobshle hst othors had seen and said the
same. What wonder w.s IT, thou, III. coldps..
and perceptiblc al enstion Of Mr. .Vvsep He, doubt
less had nesrd The tale, and II thus he reprov.
| 90 ihe manifestation OF feeling which had given
rise 10 II thus he attempted to dusify an sertiop
which had gone beyond The hounds Of the friend.
| liners Of neighbours What tearB-whAt burning
Ilusnes-whs' bitter modification, did these ideas
occasion Al times thew drove her from the he'd
| IN which, languid and suffering, she had sou hi
repote aud pacing 10 and fro her roo sho at,eup-
| ied by rapid movement to lose the sense of tegra
dAhon which had come over her How was she to
| act Tor ihe futuror How lessen tie impression
| that hsd gone forth, and convinced Mr. WISE And
others shat she thought Of him only IA her fathers
friend, paying him the attentions due 70 bin a.
ther Nicarf olive I'D no. know tho adage-" Qi
her with tie spirit II the sayIng, and she was con-
scious that oil she could cay, would only make
matters worse, should she show al ind ference
anu 'egn an enhancement, that must divest all
minds OF the Idea OF favour" WIN not, In fact
manifest evident signs Of aycrsiony Alas! she
knew that Il was beyond her pow crs to play . part
and that her clumsy Efforts at DISSEMINATION would
perhaps tetray more even than had yet heon
guessed Sc then reverted 90 the words II Mira
Goldrins, aud CLEAN OF comfort came from "A
strict examination Of them. Il then seemed, that
to combat the IDEA OF the strange woman, shat Vim.
cent Nyse was looked upon BY Olive in ,he light II
lovnr, sac had brought forward the assertion that
tho Vicar wss preferred TO him and 10 every other
ruan. This did not say that she loved him Oh
no-no. II WA Impossible that anyone could dare
to say ms; no one did. She had alarmed herself
with vain lmngiuings. TIE Wears collnc.s Of
manner was Doubtless owing to his wish of assert.
ing the dignity that lie desired should he OF servel
by his par shlonors. P.rhlps inadvertently, a1d,
cheated into orgeiiu ness OF his SUI erlor position
IN life by tie tenderness aud urbauity Of his man
nsr, she might have offended him b. too yrrat IA,
NIL arty and It was b. this reiorye, ami by 1b.
sonting himself much from their family circle and
lrom her society In TarticulaE that he sought 10
remind her OF their rclatvs positions II must Ia
80; and, Soo,hed by the relief o. i've washed Lcr
face aud snooshed her Curls and prepared 10 take
the tea, which Anne P,unel proposed soon To bring
her, with ca 'mness very different 10 the pcturls.
ton winch, half an hour beort, had So dislr.cl a
her. We Will nj stop o inquire how muea OF
priue had min led nuh the r. Elections th.t mad
produced this lul But there was this resolution
registered ;-troln hcuce.oTth her manners towards
Mr.. Vyse should Ge a. scrupulously respectful as
The proudest Wear ia CAIisteudom could dcs.ie.
THIS portion OF her troubles d'sposei @, Oiys
hao now leisure 10 reflect on the exlTayA.apt cJu-
duct Of the wretched inha uItaut OF tue L Inc Sc
u eaily as she was interested ia her, Il, Gu \ rs lie
pted her, she U, AL not conceal from Ac self TINT
there as soueIhink IN Inc III Affection and exact
Ing disposition Of III creature diso Iieuus
II not alarming. slr now wished that OLE, inc 10
advice Vi der i~thsi ana Mr.. Vy.e she had lei, her
t. herse; ana yet / c Ia y, minute she ielI that
the sh las selfish, and referring only TO IA, own
comfort, inasmuch that she was conscious that she
had effected much IN humauz,ug ana giving a
religious direction to Ihe mind Of tho unbappV
woman. Bat how was Il 10 end that becstne
the question, aud It WAS ono difficult to answer
She was sensible that The woman looked TO the
continuation OF she kindness and care which she
nad shown to her even to her dying day. This TO
herself e. emed at very distant period, anu Olive
could perceive that she had degree OF Happiness
In 10 thinking. but Olive, on her sidt, iSnc Ell |
that sic saw ovidelI marks OF amendment in the |
health Of tho afflicted creature. She coughed ess
and there was an increasing b.iiEncy In her |
besuriul dark eyes, different from the heavy, Re.
veriSh look, which a. hrsI had marked them. |
With regard 10 the rest Of her features, Olive bad
sls power Of observing them. The large fnled !