The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-19

Pa Rae sei nth 3, thh he mip pncyd having 4 Sd, done 9s. sixty miles.
ton ena the lack OF, the necessarics Of life. He
besides his Invalid sistep. x man can I'M s as sshu To-
inc ilmit.no more. Icould not help him because
h my dmSdsy o + n long since gone T md there are
iYgd,, finally ono n,s Of Sp ehen iei Sf ii and al t fis dor 1sr
When hs got !hc cSof at tG lsst FL she 70 , refu weaf IN take
the children in despite. their pitiini condition
Work for ,ns sh rstn sIp Mould DSGp d In with /, them snr and
de- ihis; fGr his Invalid sister fV would i have lSs' dissdi
youngest W,en n e ehild ia TAKEN H r. or SsSg + a. to o,b hayc r the
not; All OF no avail. lie. was turned away
nay Sssk a cRHg srs +, to = help him on his LONE Jour.
work himself to the. bone. and never complain.
Ing OF his Representatives,, but his llot Is hard
enough The Youngest child died not long
cabin when you arrived tonight.
Anything Of special importance"
ing bnli spoioseticaslly. And Il You'll Excuse
# ln Will NJ Be 20 { long glsn walk yoh! : n asfsa ao Nj o Dey!s said
for yourself the dsrths Of, Human misery, come"
whistling iuriously around, the little one.story
cabin ns we started out. The stiffness of death
and l was startled by finding myself suddenly
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i SssS At t thss I fhd Yi saas4s: P FaiSerl o' & Gsash 3
sssS s m9 The s. aeEesssd as w | Sss M IT, f bsv ise f 81:
lowed US out Of the house, Tho priest stopped
.Sc Sis sq qS.SaklS S;e HPa ap mSS is Ea to the H sssti T.f 2,
T pss m nrsssodd; g forward H. Ike sec. shiidrspP 1o to listen;
ODonoghue talked TO them for a few minutes
In q gentle and insistent way as II mothnr
impressive, The priests low, ieep.toned Voice
seemed seemed s ebnchnn t. to their ears; ,u,
is sh hsa S WishouSi r. sn as y sGeIte H9% IS ns sS5 the TO yi Ind
for Tie relief that is 10 come, Snslong wNiIllyoS
aInopg you to see il you are honest and willing
TO- toil: II You are. work vii. be, provided for
viii be given away. for that makes paup teeGrsseoif
you. and know, you hnd rather work thlin beg,
no matter how dire the need. Mr.. Davitt Is
yeM n sa Glll S asS 10 e be sn! ALL Co. now Go to
We s's seartcd T brisk sEey d n"rl't she ee pats afte aw thc
Tint RIM near by, the edge OF The bay. The
stretched out on the other. We marched thus
In single file for, hnli an hour, and then ap-
Brabazon, the fisherman whose. story he had
of candle which, lie had brought along. and held
1t a!oft after we had bent Utmost double and
passed .SSe through o the low doorway; uu.,.
floor. Two pieces Of peat burned in the fire.
place; The smoke hung about the ceiling Of
A little bench was placed in the fireplace al
most on tor OF the burning turf, and on 1t sat
Three sTeey w Ie1 I c little fgures with naked legs;
the children was about eight years-the young
est .perhaps, four; Two OF them whimpered
bows on his Raunt Knees and his chin sunk In
ms little hands, staring with f1Xed and stony
vert Miaei 5is 81 gaze sas o 81 sssoin Me''; des NS.ninf I c Gropp sai
who we're crying turned their red-liddsed eyes
agony. The face was thin hTn"i and I The sh seiis's 50
raj size. The littio things ali tremtied from
the effects Of the cold.
"Mhere do they sleep? :" l asked.
there" he pointed to- mound q moss and
was about three b. feet et' SQUARE re"i The" II H0o aants
too sick fur t take 'em in her bed,"the man
is she bad tonight 2" asked the priest.
Faith she is. father. ! bin fur two nights
tryin't keep her warm. this way,
a napkin. SO as, to warm it thoroughly. He lad
lines Of suffering we're drawn Clear and sharp.
He rose as he spoke and stepped across the
15tsl m oat .e = u.s. so to i G5 doorway cut in the wall
"Yo kin look. at TIL poor girl" he said.
Faith she'll not know It. fur her stren'th has
Within the stone doorway. was q aicove
about the size OF \ map's coffin and perhaps
tomb was Brabazon's sister, lying on her back
on the earth with some moss under her head.
and S syin se q oc aS snHst Sa.' x xs tho II iish sn "a! on
her, it startled u.s.. She wore no chemise or
night dress. though she was partially covered
shoulders. and arms were bare and wasted
away beyond belief; The bit OF carpet which
her brother warmed at tie fire was pressed BY
him over her breast and held there tenderly
until 1t was time to worm 1t again.
1T gives her relief" he said; softly. poor
crayture. She %breathes easier whin 1 bees put
tin 1t onto her."
The face OF the dying woman was livid. I
could not look at her. and I went out into the
night, leaving the wretehed family with the
priest. for Davitt had followed me. Presently
back to his cottage. BLAKELY HALL.