The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-03

nr. white,ock commanded her 70 hsssn, In soas
shs was little sccustomedto.
The lad V right Mai.y-it 10 the proper sspss /
u .os and honesty; AN glad e g. h,...y: t
m iuinrs my boy Msity VS. night and you we're
right No words, Mstty." And the master, who l.
ives really like many pesce-overs fearful q noiss, Il
and consequently rave way more frsquenily thsu
be ought 70 do merely 70 avoid it-sceine thst he
had In this instance the advantage, and being vel
pleased with himself resolved 70 make diguined
exit and withdrew thinking-"An evidence Of
ruth, and an evidence Of honssty, both In one dAy
Doth In one day; very pleasing, very remarkable
Matty, however, hsd been Offended, and she de- =
MSsrInined to show It. shs paced up and down We
kitchen, talking loudly to herself "rm not the
SORT 70 souAnder my masters proporty on comsrs u
or foers-l know whsrs enough for boys dinnsr;!
anu whethor be eats IL not, there II Ia, and L,
hAvs nothing 70 do with after, for Peter soorns
srrps There, be OF with yerself, there's nothing
seepins 20 that know Of now ye got yer ,nswor-S
osAng up for honesty, indeed ~ II there was ne
one ever honest before ye."
The boys eyes hed with tears. 81 do nos
now BIO said, why every one should be so HAD =.
You young villain r. exclaimed us,,y, with {.
flourish o'a brobdignse poker, which seemed for I
geo by the Cyclops. Get out Cd my kitchen this
momentl What 10 ye mean by saying I'm nd
klno- enagh mig " fine thing ys are W take 4
come to'' +,
Richard Gew up the stairs finished his evening, h
shop work 70 his masters Satisfaction, Agsin wsnilv
OUT 70 distribute and gather books and rsgiously
tep' MS promise mover paused before prinishop .,
nor under tempting .mp-po.t 70 read sentenced
hVuBnt " would not become Linn 70 be proud, SC
nodded 70 Ned Brady, at his oil co-ner, Ned hone
ped aiter him, trst on one leg then on the other
and amer brilliant summsrset stood right In hub
s o. Come and watch for q job'"hs '1'lHH.s
81 dont wan. IT, thank you I've. place" a
a., place Britons never should De slAvssi
IKE odd jobs and freedom Lend us bob" o
" have not got one"
'Wel then, . brown"
nave not even thai" replied Richard.
Ne1 eyed MN closely . 10 think Of your tIrn-d
round and round him. ave did not thlnt We -,
such hno gentleman for a friend, whon We sAtt
ned gos tho lucky penny"
coldly ''N ''sNAi'
"Dont be too up" was the reply, ".nd Gu,
poor cove because his toggery Is fine As yourp
ns'n p, small, though, sinttaey' Would just n
me y He made two three mocking bow 4,
round Richard, and vanished, playing the o.rt1
wheel turning over and over, along the street, u
he carried many heavy load for me, though
ni.e ~ . vas IN my former lard place, snd rs =
Richard, as he trudged on II left the books 90
erng " do anything else he could, At his tn.serJ,
an; snd ielt al tho Antcipations Of home" more d,t
hghtuny than ever, when he saw the candle bgi
sllmmerlng through the chinks u his mo,her,g
shutter, The Tiny room seemed 10 HIN paradis-
Ihs widow had finished her enbroiaery, and WI
nesnng, 90 her eyes did not look a. strained Ant .
weary 40 usual There was something simm -ripl,
and smelling very savoury on the firs buI Ruhafl
put back his hand 70 pull oui his piece Of beef.
was gone :
Richard had no doub, that bis quondam friend,
had picked bis pocket, more in fun than malic,s
ana 10 was confirmed In tho idea by seeing . boy
nadow on tie wall Of the opposite houso-Ne.,
ooup'less-waiting 70 500 how he bore his li.A
pointment HIS nrst impulse was 10 run on, Al
thrash tue thief but the memory OF their occasion
companionhhlp, and OF the loads the untortuusc
Lad had carried for him twice or thrice running q
Richard har
issd by the perfume of the pot au Jeu, ,sugLt his
ioroearance, and tho evening passed, ~ tho widoh
said. "uIl Of hope"
10 be Continued.l