The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

written those words: What | say IL, say
Now. consider Tie tIienSrai's feelings when.
turning to this fourth page, having these very
sion Of his si ihoH 2 lie found them wriiop
An enemy who anticipates the httlohs ~ 4u.
mind has quality OF , tne F6e Senses OF
Con. Ople we're struck by the aspect OF Din MN
goddess who penetrated hm and w TS1u to H gX
pose a.C and n nuke iii Tim H ridiculous forever
The loneliness OF tho hand too IN i pef ~ SSr
conduct. 1t was iadylike, eminently, and II
involved him in a, confused mixture OF the
are Known own 10 fee When theS make the attempt
separate them In one Of their tIeh1I ;S
put Il In lis Srens ste posEet and sa forth for
walk, chiefly to talk TO himself ao4uI IA pu o
the rector, whom he met, and what the rector
said is of no consequence, Tor Gen oPi PIC Us Is,
tened IF no remarks Sosnes the Bserens
and Others early though 1t was, ana me lords
Of those houses absent amaf ISL ngs0nyeJ aha bs
sketches he had received observing that Will
sonoplo meant himself; and there there, be vas, she he
box done The iiE @oSsS 6 n;
Mrs. RaereSs' Sy the aid Of a magnifyinV glass,
assisted him to read a line under the sentry entry
Ss hf sS had s6tP El
What eyes she hasw the Genera exclaimed.
say 1t Tht should s nsye 4f baTe s
known 1t was writing" ,,,
~, He sighed heavily. His shudderipg sensi-
tain evident dread OF the hand which struck
the knowing that he was absolutely bare 70
bis bis little Wins n1 ioibles. tricks ncompeen-
Giles. in what lay In his heart and the words
that would come to his tongue lie felt like
So deeply did he feel the blow that people
asked how 1t was that ne cNn 5Y sT os o as
| efforts to make him ridiculous lie acted tho
parts Of publisher and agent Tor the fearful carl.
| caturst In truth. there was a strangely double
sympathy; he had tho intensest craving for
much. he desired TO have the powers OF his
enemy widely approximately tho first place.
wncing under them. and, secondly; because an
| awful admiration OF her, that should be deep:
s T bm 20 reosc
| tons Of an hour when he was near making her
his 9wn-his own in the holy abstract oontem-
probable relative conditions after the cere-
mopy. o,,ou,,,-
ships hand nd, he was especially fond Of remark
ing =" say It Is beautiful hand, ,,,o,.,
beginning to fancy that she had done her
worst, for no could not imagine an inventive
mSny CAPABLE OF puF rs liz t Rb nsme ne
sionate regret, not badly assumed from being
Two letters dated in France the one Dion,
the other Fontaiuebleau. arrived together: and
as the General knew Lady Camper to- be re-
anxious i to eXcuse herself to him His fingers
were not so confident, for he tore one OF the
The city Of Wiisonope was recognizable i'm
mediately. Solikewise was the sole nhaoltant-
Gen. 0pe {, petty bitter laugh required like
weak-chested patients cough In the shifting
OF our winds eastward.
faceess woman's shadow kneels on the
ground near the sentry box, weep ng. A face
less shadow Of young man on horseback Is
beheld galoping toward a gulf. The solo in;
Sea pha ns IN aTges
Next. we see the standard of Great Britain.
fprled: next unfurled and borne T By troop OF
says, " say should be very happy to carry it.
but cannot quit this gentlemanly residence"
guns Several of the shadows are PROSTATE.
Il was saying. assure you, that nothing. but
this gentlemanly residence prevents me from
healing you" says the gallant officer.
Gen. ,Ople trembled with protestant indigna-
ton when he saw himself reclining In mag;
shadows hurry to him TO show him the stand
ard Of mis- country trailing in the , dpst; and he
sibility. | say am a fervent pat riot. and very
fond Of my comforts but shun RESPONSE
The second letter contained scenes between
Wi!sonople and the Moon;
her of his trumphs over the sex.
lie requests her to inform him whether she
female" that she may be trln NM oyer t
head bent Just as the General had been In the
habit of walking.
He drives mouse pony furiously by.
He outs down tree that she may peep
Though. ~. ,,,. =. - wa,
sonople. a Silenus. is discerned in an arm
chair, winking at couple too plainly poutinG
their lips for doubt OF their intentions to be
entertained.
4 fourth letter arrived. bearing date of Paris.
This one Illustrated Wisonople's courtship OF
the Moon. and ended with his saying" in his
peculiar manner " In spite Of hor paint, |
could not have conceived her age to be 80
enormous.
How break of his engagement with the Lady
Noon Consent to none Of her terms
Little used as he Was to read behind veil.
acuteness OF sutferin sh8rpened the Generals
intelligence to degree that sustained him in
animated dialogue with each succeeding sketch
or poisoned arrow whirring at him, from the
moment his eyes rested on 1t; and here are
few samples:
Wllsonople informs the Moon that she is
"sweetly pretty"
He thanks her with thanks" for handsome
piece of lunar green cheese.
He points to her. apparently telling some
one " NV lady friend
IL snee2es. Blou! ,blloul bijoul"
They were trilies. but thoy attacked his
habits of speech, and he began 10 grow moro
and more alarmingly absurd in each fresh
caricature OF his person
He looked at himself as the malicious wom-
ans hand had shaped him. 1t was unjust: 1t
was no resembl ance-and yet 1t was. There
WAS corner Of likeness left that leavened the
lump: henceforth he must walk abroad with
this distressing image OF himself before his
eyes. instead Of the satisfactory reflex. of tho
man who had, and was happy in thinking that
he had. done mischief In his time. Such an
END for G9nGperng Tgs too pathetG
himself in something louder than a hum at
neighbors' dinner tables. He looked about
and noticed that people were silently watch
ing him.
ITO be Contnued)
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