The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01

But why should they say anything about
my father. at such time. when he's What
does It all mean. Mr.. Hilary2 don't believe
the papers. and so came to you-as soon as
could. this morning. I know you would tell
me the truth You have known oU ny fsther
HoI X know thst he never wronsed any one
A o fe eourse Of course said Hilary. 1T was
low is your r sister sister, You must stay. now.
K Eh s dSEH &s Hs & sSs
aalt Sss eoadent 0 that A nothing to
Hilary kept busting aimlessly about as ne
spoke these vague phrases. ana , ne new tr leg
she drop npe into shair and to stay
there Is ehe ss est s soi What the
pepafF ow say iyoa sh,s aoTnn& y dear child
,..b there been any trouble Oetwoen my
lNsNst H. saH sHssss are Away. question.
Is there any question Of my fathers 60
when there Is so much-want Of confidence in
business f;s. There here have to be Investigations
And has there been any reason 70 suspect
my fatherp Does any one suspect him p r,,.
sr S s lace %hy. Suppose that some Of US
scms . q the heS d i! had doubts
undsiysssa sad yG shs ser %hes
Tor discussion Of the Board meeting: iSlt
aad Ws VINE sSreea that ee should have the
Chance, Hilary said this, Tor the sake Of the
girl; and he was truly ashamed Of the meg az
Common th EI for people ID pSstlons y trust
replace them. that These things Happen every
day. and no harm is meant and none Is done
the Harg
aware that he was talking very immorally: but
e es knsg h dong
best to console her. to comfort her The
e yerE %e IT,
mind What the other papers say Come in to
believe I that t'G my father has been taking tie
{! sa Ps 81 81 sse e
II can't say-I don't think hs meantEhs
ns Ess'f asIy q snd
sss funds In
H::S ~; IS GIL I'd 81; @:. r.
0 WSy .P saelk she cried. and and she Cow down
ths sus .se s IL
Know that she understands and sympsthlEes
u SsEsStt s' so RS unald her oa.p,ns arm.
nss ;5sH 81 ma
That wouldn't be anything now, even II It
Know NOV Il Fin the paper this mSrnlns Louise
Susette made before she said: And your
It Was SatrageSasly Unfair and unsratetul Of
ae ay q
fore he. could hinder it flashed By Hilary to the
street door. and was gone.
CHAPTER XIX.
The sorrow that turned to shame In other
ters. When their father did not come back, or
TACT Of his death. But i was a condition p
e Fl fFs n nsss
hearts; ana T. establish faith IL hiy honor
Even II they could have believed all the
things those newspapsrs seeuse q. him Of: they
save sea sns they ecad not
make the fine Distinctions that men make IN
business poraty apd as M3Th%cbs aa dehe
what s i he ala Il WINS Wrong Ther father had
borrowed other peoples money; Intending to
that %a sh al had lost his
With every difference of temperament they
agreed upon this, ana they we're agreed TINT
making any Change i in thelr Ilie. But Il was
the pursc when the ohanues began to make
away. through the dise;2ntent and anxiety Of
Ing to do now but grteve for the child she had
fRd sns Sd DssSf in sf
h 5s e. w
pos Loyalty SRf e. sGS
to soc things run behind.
Day after day went BY and week dter week.
Of their neiehbors left them. .Xdeline saw
he felt it his duty and. HIS, privilege to bring
the consolation that his Office empowered him
IN o. hin put
zdne Sm t@e thae the as
Sh One n0S 81 LAD saes o, South Habor Mrs
Munger who spent her winters as well as her
summers there. penetrated as far as the
library. upon her own sense Of what was due
either OF the sisters. She had to content her
self with urging Mrs. Morrcll. the wife OF the
their privacy; but Mrs. \, Morrell had formed
psr adverse TO tbs, Imothsrlly Impulse Of
wife Of The leading merchant 10 Hat6oro'. who
ton with Northwick. on the very day Of. the
directors meeting, would have Joined Mrs.
bad st9od out SgaiInst The whole oSmmuaity r
vency; and while every one else accused him
Of running away as soon as he was reported
Gerrish had refused tS admit il The dsialea.
sky; hefelt himself disgraceI before his fellow
citizens, and he resented the deceit which
him lie was inpatient Of the laws az,
lays In Selling. the property. the default
or had left behind him. and which, was
now clearly the property Of his sreditors.
the Tsadiest to suspect EorthWlek. 9herished