The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25
MATTHEW
6 R Y L L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE
CHAPTER III.

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Blu, ,rse. lighter than s,r,ws are levers in III.
building up OF character.
Months passed on. The coal merchant showed
| no symptoms Of yielding TO bis sons wishes yet
those wishes were entertained as srdently a. ever
in truth they bad been nourishsd BY . means the
| old man never dresmpt Of.
In an old walnut tree bureau, which for some
yssrs had been sppi opristed 10 the service Of Mat
and In which he had been accustomed TO keep oil
his juvenile treasure, such ss sguibs, bulls eyes,
marbles nails, whipcord, buttons and suchliks,
there WAS now boarded . few well thumbed
pamphlets Of sea tales, shipwrecks, and naval
battles. Nat bad FIRST become acquaiuted With
THIS exciting literature on board the collier, whore
| torn tract purport.nR 70 be the lifs and battles
Of some brave admiral, with = brilliantly colored
frontspece, bad formed hrs only resource against
ths ennW and discomfort OF bis situation. ~
had been most grselily dsvoured; and conduced
70 The development OF the dormant prediction NJ
hHd conceived for . eeA life II showed him tne
pssticulsr and attractive direction in which that
predilecton might be induced; and 81 once con-
| wing his country in the profession which be Rad
learnt 70 consider vas, IN truth, that countrys
peculiar glory. The booksellers s Newcss,s
bad enabled him 70 add TO bis nsutical library, and
he had returned to Lyme with his boarded treas.
ure-by . sort Of instinct, carefully guarding the
knowledge Of its possession from bis father. There
s but little doubt but that . score Of our naval
heroes have derived their origin from the same
source. lie that 40 II may, Nat, his return from
T. ndering, pursued this line Of study with in-
creasing interest-addin gto his literary store
az. ,,i.. g. $50 ~ - ,.,h. 49, .L'
shop At Lyme.
Finding ,hsa reading could really give such
| iii 1000. p.us uoui, - 49, N 49, %
| the .indov. 80, 80 -. ~ .S. 49,. 49, -.
ne had got tired OF ell his narratives Of shipwreck
nrss' muhnies, and such dainty psrils Of sea lie,
he should hnd IL smuslng! lie determined 70
| ,bra,,h NJ. ig,.n,, - ~ Iesa - nsusy MI
| dd 90, ,,r.d ~ hi. ns,,.., ,'Ns oa y. .s
| ousncs 80. IA - ~. pnI o~ sHN IN so"'e
| ~ ''~1 Wv "iOe'
| Among the tales which nv day,.e. 80. .,x,.. .
| 90 decided color 10 tbs mind ~ NJ, 49, ~
| one which owned an intsrest % the 49,, -
sboy, ali othsrs In tho hero on ma storv 100
| - he f,nci,d a similarity N ldm..g Ir... - ,
| the sarns ,hirrt for plorv tbs .,m. cont.rn., :,
danger, the same hns drawn notion, OF hon., "a
| the 6rm ide. that Al honor aouyi, hed hs,,.. ~.
the ouArt.r.dleek 81 . seventy .fou, ~ 49, W
mi, hero too ne him rad bs,n fo,,ilJ. - ~.
father 10 ,hipk OF IN. ,e. a. a prot,.,ion All in
| eon..ou,nc. hal .Iont.d m. .,n.Ji.,. =, go.
| ming sv.,i,-sn ,xny,..,on xvhsch In 81 =, .r.si
OF literature 10 tbe Approved ,,rm 10, A.. ~, -
| which Young gentlemen sxads IN. &c., -,
rule Of fathers, and withdraw ..cre,Iv from ,hai,
| botns Uv.a an .t,r.c.iys .nd ,oryria, - -
lhu, taught Of .luding he n.,,rnsi s,,,I'ri,'
| made NOR, 40 by The fact N ~. r. Wsin. =
| bring wealth Aud honor 4, b;s t,..t.n hn,,, W
rhs historian had known better ,bsn 90 in,.rrrn,
,he tbre,d on N, pary.svs NV .,na,I.,t,. Nv
| thing ~ tri,e a. fii,l oha1;sncs ~ 81. - -
and Slotv. ,h,r,for. !, 80 No, n. vard.sd
aha thouSht. az Matthew f.il~i a, ~. a. =. s...,
| n, sven a. ran. etober M ,h.re 90. .rah ~.
| tss Fif,b Commandment On ,hs can,,.rs -.
| ming .wav"b.c.m. an. f.xo,i,. con, .Oni.,t, 80
mind, AMI th At, Too. vithou, ono imn.g,n, n,,ai,
Ind.ej 10 h perc,p,ions Of ,b.r ,si.,iv -,
tons he The youth OF tileeu. stood ths sgg,ievsd
person, Was he no, withheld from ,nt.rinS nn.n
| ~ the profession OF h,a cbo,ce. .nd 80. a..
| tyranny exercised bv hi. isy.I e,,.rI,.ne aIi,.S
| 10 .eak IA under Al. dt..1v.nt, za. ~ ..s. -
his own spdeayor,s Hs could no, a. ali 80. -
the feelings of the old man. who .Ew viii con.,srs
| nation tho child he had 40 tsnderIv ,ri.h "a e.
esrlie., infancy, iangui.h for care, of d.n,, .nd
| difbculty-one for Which non, az his fo,egon. n. :
blt. ftted him. and strictly oproacd N ths cNr-..
| Of auieI and competonCe the isther had 40 fondIv
| chaiked gu, for him. Ma, had n.y.I learnt biah,
ar mode Of iudping actions than bv hi, o.n 80.
Of right and wrong; neither aid m. Iov,s b..,, ~
ter into the consideration Of the desoi,ion Of tb.,
| solitary home 10 which HIS ',running ,arav, vonId
leave the good old man, who loving IA m ,lop. b,d
| closed his affections TO ali other aim, IT,.
| wss an imaginary hyure slwsys c.lonipz ~
IN ads eye OF Mat 70 the exclusion of other in.zs
A. was tha, Of smart naval officer el.d i'm t. Iii.
coat with long tails and gold enaulet,e. ,L,,s
| kerseymere shorts, plnk-s. TX stock ings aud .ho,
| buckles. lie wa. brand. hing a long .vo,d -.
his cocke hat amidst Gre and smoke, 10 The All.
may Of twelve dirly Frenchmen croslchsd Al MI,
| feet whose ship he had Jusl boarded
| Asa pendant 10 this he saw sleek .loolin, co.l
| merchant in Q rusty coat old leather. and tor
| boots, standing guard over vheslbarrox. ~ cosl
| of which collier alorgside the cob wa. bein0 AZ,
| livsed He saw no intermediate grade b,t,ye,n
the white kersey nsrss and the old leather. or a,
the snjoymenu and digniuss which the different
| costumts promised. lie felt that upon one OF the
other he must decide lie Thought onIy OF himself
| and lhs " nits shorts gained the day