The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-09

eoufsss bow uucA vvrss had ben, sd sal
might b. Thoss who could afford II were allowed
books and musical instrumsnts ehesebv srds snd
packs OF playing -csrds. They we're thus enabled
70 pass Q rood many Of The wear some hours q
e,yxiv, , In those smusemens which. even IN
happier times, srs supposed 10 aid In bsnishins
srna ard he tsdieusness Of insctive DAYS.
Ma Gry'la whose midshpmsu's attire WIS
almost in tatterr. VAS b. the nd sympathy Of
the daughter o. Monsieur La Cour, the Comma
ant, sssi,'ed IN procuring sl' hs ar iole, peces-
ssr- for ~ouan's Dress. which abe could now
resume vi,lou, mourning TIE Obligation q
blnz separated rom her husband. Thers
were many iemsio. In The pr son vnen
lhsy hrst resoh, d 4 VITO, with the ~ives of
some Germans, hsd bten Above - ION tls bus
lands aud .med, by tier presolse, T. throw
more cheerful aspect the dark outlines OF pm
con life.
This change appeared To work proportional ss
difference IN the mood Of Mrs. Grylls Ouco mors
dressed in womsns sppsre, her eli love Of sdorn-
mont again pe.ped forth and her snxi,ty for her
personal appearance wss n possible, more vivid
than ID had been heretofore. To Gtylls also, her
manners became nan'festly kinder and there
vas Al tmea somewhat in them slmos, spproa ch-
ing To the attractive coquetry which lad hru en-
| o sved him. With every one the pretty 2 glish-
woman beams . marked f.vorits and rcely
| NOR. than q month bad passed before she Wa
| chosen ss an associate By the dau-rtcr Of the
en- na ncA ant, who constantly invited her to spsnd
| the day in thsir apartments In he citadel Al
tim, o hademosells Ia Cour even asked her 4.
Join her IN We country tIcurHons In which The
French girl del sht ted aud such vas the indul-
geuos shown her by her father, that 20 never
thought OF denying her his pleasure, reoiciug tu
the Lul life when bis motherloss child led with
him, should have this variety
IL soon became evident 10 Mrs Grvils that han
Intimacy with AAdemoiso 10 La COur nigh, Is
turned iuto The means OF fsvorlng a. escape sAs
mace thls idea known 10 hee husband. IL beinx
Lecttsary 70 ask bis assistance as well Ia supply.
ing her with tie necessary money, ~ in drawing
CUT fJr her . pian Tor her rcceeting-vhIch hen
total ignorAnes 81 their geographical position rem
dered essential.
10 her great surprise and indignation, though
be All shown every inclination to facilitate Ia,
teebls plans ior tsctpo ~ sche, Grylls now show
cd the nlos1 decicei rep gnAnce ~ tie idcs Of her
quitting tic PRISON. Nsinly she now fspr,ssut
ed 10 him tie advantage II was to thei' mutual
interest," that she should 10 In EnglAud vanly shs
showed Linn that hs own escape would be 40
much easier from tie INSTRUCTIONS that sc, ono,
beyond the prison walls, should be able TO sford
| him. He seemed to shrink from the dsa Of losing
her, With tho feelings OF one whose affections had
| received no shock. There were no expression, Of
| love, no hint gwen that he lad forgotten IL,
| injuries she had inflicted But be wopI when she
| shOweI tim how favorable all things were for bsr
| escape vept a. the disposition to leave him
wlivh her words and plans petIa yed; and besouchi
| her With frantic vsLemence 10 make no nor,
| mention 70 him OF projects which we're 90 iuimieal
10 his comfort ana, a. any rate, TO absndon for
the present, ell idea OF putting theu into oxecut or
She promised this ami somslhing more like hap
pinsss besmed over the hAgss AID features Of .ns
| vretchsd Gryls, han had shons there since ths
terri bio deed which had caused this misery
Mrs. Gryls kept her premise so lar, nat she
spoke more W nsr husband " me uerfect-
| ing plot which Was " onscsusls her dep.r,ur,
frOm ths prison aud she saopied towards him .
conhdlng though umid mAnnsr,A caresslng though
| humble dernesnor, which quite Ilosed hls ia nj 10
| the iGsz mat she could deceive him. 1hus b,
heard Of her constant rAInbles 70 Bare with MAIDS
moisslIo La Cour withou. doubts or uisgvluxs
Burs WAS quite the 81, Cloud W all sac sooa CIT.
liens Of Be..nsJn, irom wtich Place It was about
two lies dis.Aui the road 10 IL psss.us be.wseu
the mountains AID tho ryor. IL rAs thers
that Ill 1hear grand fetes were celebrated,
lhe as1ractions were q prsny waterfall tai iell
into basiu, round Which, IN summer xres an
| abundance OF leaun vi wild pilks and also. on
the other sde Of tnsrVtr sspoI Were three cross
es had been erected, lie having besu considered
by o travelled Bss.nconIaa a. exActly RESEMBLING
NAT Of Nouns CALVARY
sueh vas TIE ooAu.enco with which bis wife had
inspired HIM, ihzs Gr lie Jus loGlsd tho drawings
~Liea herman was making Of tho Ihres or ssss
spi OF ths tAtsrsct uhu-f tus NirocAOns Of Made
| moiselie la CJur and her In. Lsh TREAD, w.noui
| suspicion regarding the HudIen Iulsten with
when the htts village soeued 70 10 invested.
Ufj 10 Lad iuriAer reasOE Tor the tranquility
| oi his mind on tLs point Of these exsur.
slons mat hs knew tlsy never wsul uu.
accompanied by ou servant belonging
| TO Aohssur La Cour, and formerly SOLDER. Be-
siaSs t.lA, the party NOS. usually consisted Of gen.
Lemen, Who. though Ike himself, prisoners oi war,
had gwen tnen pdfoe anu, 10y sueL means, we're
permitted greater hUer1y in thsir movements.