The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15

daughter: girls S"ies singing WINS severed 4
By hc %f s lew g notes more and again closed
Bat he found hird stiil aloas II tho I.r nS Ma
room when he returned to IT, Etio,s NOM ct Mo
He is our curate-our nlnister--here. And hS
eats with me- when he heat anywhere to-!
the foundation Of the soul; no: Wei, YOU lGe
;na eot HSa i" h ah ss
speaks very good English. Heducate qt Rome
Lam the only other educated man at Ha! Hn e.
v9a pa nns Is WITH
and hstp is SHs. ks Il nd said Bird
spreading his hands with, u shruG t.,
Tds 2se ons apof nnq BG
his guest and Northwick shook hands with tho
priest, who mad smooth reEH l fee s m Mlf
inve been % or ~: he had the spare figure, Of
n man Under 10 who leads an active life: his
othsrs we %hen Sa BY hs
his face was more than girlsh. It was child
like Points Of light danced In hif large t foit.
t SsrhW E felt IFS charm WITH Kind Of fear
hi sh he s a%IS sk to him hos They
suppcd in u room op,ening into sort q wing
i s ktSs n .b rSm and wh ahdre
thut girl whom ho heard singing Kept trilling
away as il she were excited, like canary, by
II Bird said by way Of Introduction. that the
woman was his niece: but he did not waste waste
time h HS eSsn as Wt priest
rs if it were an ascnrtaineI fact. Northwick
tancted his advantage in leaving him to It.
story q isdsd interest,": ana Birl .ntSTsd Int, nt3
snOkn Of fhe moor return from tho mines at
chaMdiSrc but Bird claimed that It was differ
sn here Norhweks d not say no
pair OF confidence men trying to work him.
Tho priest a ssssa Of # the
s and Northwick believed that this was part Of
his ZINE IRON ira
the morning: he did not think it was u safe
VERY well!' the priest cried at one point
ana had ksH so! Was G You'd
WSat DE-. Bird struck IT. the table with
And where would you go?,
Rome. to tie devil! Keep soinei'
The young father laughed a laugh rs limo.
cent az Is lcSks;; aud turned with sudden
TEL me !. little about the rich men in your
land Of millonarGs How do theE ind ot their IF
JOY that they have, bought with their money
don't know what you mean can said ,I Ii, 'o af h.
ths sf rst ush rsf% qssRfb Being H c
where do they liver"
Northwick hSsitatci and the priest laid his
hand on Birds shoulder as IL to restrain u
burst Of information, from him HIM +, >ou yor, =.
No. They generally hay" 4 htllse at the
"S ono at aSa GF %n er n or
ME-, Then they have their Yachts
land not large ;Se enough FIR their rest est
the yosng priest /" tho old hunter, You cnn
have all tho advantage 81 riches It the expense 3;
RI dEyPaS asht at Birds
future: and touched him lightly deicately as
before 1t Is tn" San same IN E nin + haYo
but the priest STAYED him moment. i" But
how did Your rich people ge: their millions!
Not like those rich people in Europe. by in
Very few" said N9rthwick; sensible ,a g Of "a
, seious a'aSsn "f'Hs made n III '' ~
How? Excuse me-
road stocks. by mining. blythe rise in land val
What causes the land to rise in yalue7"
THE demand for il. The NECESSITY
OH Tho. need Of Others And when man
gains i'll stocks. somo other man loses. No;
they earnI Are the miners very we'll paid and
sS%fesfahis5 have read that they ars Hs'ssr;
Northwick was aware TINT there wero good
and va! i'd answers to all these Questions which
tho priest eSI rG 7" m ssng ,eT f OF hs
own opinions: but In his daHed intelligence he
could not find the answers a NJ 49,. -,u,, ;u,
Ho is n man Of the u;hcr world,an angela
mere imbeciie.about tM ,s II The priest
tnI LSM s showns Ills bcautifa teeth. All
those rich men they give work to the poor. II
ihad u fow Thousand dollars 70 hopen up thu.
miners moro miserable than those habitants.
THE good Gea seems to think returned ned
geld in the rocks 50 int You S fp4 IN Get out
When Iwant to make bI 6arESin with the
!%ralnsio 'NqrtSwicE. about that notary at
II think will go to, bed" said NorthTick.
Very tired. that il; y He had suddenly lost sc-
count uf what and where he was. 1t seemed to
him That he was both there and at Hatboro'
that there were, really two Northwicks. and
that there WAS ~. third self some~hereins space
SdS5 S%.rs sssa ysS Sga Pss saa
He made shit to undress himself, while he
heard them TALKING in French with lowered
at an end. After q little while, he heard tho
door shut. as il the priest had gone away.
Anerward he appeared to have come back
CHAPTER VI.
The talk went on all night In Northwlck's
head between those two Frenchmen. who pre-
tended to be of contrary opinions. but were
really leagued 10 get tho better of him and
lure him ON to put his money into that mine.
In tho morning his fever was gone. but he
was weak, and he could not command his
enough to decide whether AMI, harm. would
come from remaining over. a day before no
pushed on to Chicoutmi. He tried to put In
order or sequence the reasons ho had fer
dorness. but when ho passed from ono to the
next the former escaped him.
Bird looked In with his blue woollen bonnet
on his head. and hi. pipe iH his mouth, and h,
whether he would like to have some break fast:
perhaps he would like cup Of tea and some
toast,
Northwick caught eagerly at the suggestion.
and In a few minutes tho tea MAS brought him
BY young girl, whom Bird called, yirginie;
no said she was his .grandniece. and he hoped
that har al N unU had mt dist II rbad thp Qantle-