The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-28

vuyros, n ~>sr4ns inss businsss. rhrs vss -
sppssi. Grylis could only bow 70 the bssutifn
Ill who returned his ssluisucn win mischisv-
ous smile, fun Of snioynms o. MS aisoomnsufs
and follow Nf. Lewis.
During their interview, 10 occurred V GrynA
that 70 Be peculiarly smisble and ,atasivs 70 y.
Lewis, might g.. him An inviishon 70 ss ~
client into the acquaintance. But u would NOT az.
He was VOC new 70 the world--too unused 70 80
sisfy, 70 understand how 70 etsrcise The mast~U
fenced man bring about his secret vishss
He failed 70 elicit The least ngn o.
interest from the man Of business; and with only
This advantage, that he learnt thai the young eSI
above stairs was the niece, and not be dsngntD
u Mr.. Lewis. he was bowed out OF the ofhcs vita
the unsatisfactory feeling that his ahairs vmes
completely finished with the agent, mss tnsN
| remained not The shadow Of an excuse Tor an an"
meeting.
A. The period q which We wrte--snd perhaps
| the present day may no, be wholly eremrt iroT
the scsndal-ths habit OF resortng 70 me Pusu'
church WAS adopted ~ such Of the male cTesncn.
who lacking other opportunity, sought . scouo
view Of those fair objects who had dazLlod o. tns
| first. II was . Measure which occurred 70 Gryni
about fortnight s1er bis visit TO Mr.. Iewis 10
intervening time having been period q ress
| suffering TO his love-siek mind His very
| existence seemed 10 depend once again seeing
her whose beauty had been 20 detrimental
70 his repose; and yet sfter going through
| every possible msneuve which might hrvs
brought bis wishes 70 pass, be had wholly failed.
With thoughts and feelings actually oppressed
With the intensity OF their acton, bs suddenly be.
thought him Of the probability Of seeing her a
| church-the theatre having constantly failed -
| and he now looked forward 10 sunday morning
| with the anxious sensation Of those who expect
| from some proposed measure, SPECIFIC relief
| Grylls, though liked and adm ted smong his
shipmsies for msny ardor Of character. AID en-.
| IRENE aud chivslrous notions Of honor still shared
| with none Of them that intimacy and fr ENDLESS
| which 10 usual among comrades. Grylls ~n on
| excellent terms with them all. but Lis heart open.
| ed 10 none the truth was, they were all sons OF
gentlemen IN The striceet sense OF the word, and
ss NIGH be- expected, without. the least intentions
| half their conversations showed some prejudice.
some con,enhonslistn, wiich Jared hsrshly on
| the cars ~ tho coal merchants son Love can
better stand disparity IN degree than friendship
can, and the consequence was that, Standing Aloof
| aud shrinking from making advances which might
| be rebutcd. Gryls felt himself alone and though
| he was approved Of by many, he was loved by
4 none. His present amatory difficulties, were,
therefore, not confded TO any sympathizing ear.
| There were many of the ofheers Of the Aud ictous
still lingering at Portsmouth, and be bsd
aequsntAncs with many Others; yet be bresthod
TO no one . hint OF the passion which he felt was
even then consuming HIM. His views would
probably have been entered into with energy and
interest," and plan OF action Immediately devised
by men less novices than poor Matthew; but he
Rugged the devouring secret to bis bosom with
Spartan hrmnoss and, with refined notions Of
female dolcAcy, shrinking from any act which
might detrsct from the punty Of one whose purify
WAS among the attributes ascribed 70 her, hs
paced the streets Of Portsmouth with the Empls
| plan Of action which wo Id tako ell tie sdyanus'
gee offered by chance, but scorn those resulting
IRON Intrigue.
ODE Continusd.l