The sun., 1891-07-12

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zee family through tie rest % re
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cSSuld .S no. not stammer out words with which 4 to to
HoSs S% ny shSpSsT bnIsI Il ,.s N and indeed
81 He must be most charitable man"
So And fe
II thought q that passage SaS ss sboas msaxips ais
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turned "a! into the path which led 10 his home.
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saS ss nSs %s bs, hs Ss n s
@ ne ST s asss s 'sss'f an SS1is whs
Laura hsd 6se9me somswhSt and
tamfed had been, removed. The .Sha%ber
was bare and bleak one unpnpered and un-
and tive large windows gaye him the nesdiul
isht His easel stood In the centre With the
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ers are made. Twice his brace of
upon his purse began to show sisn. ot these
With hs %seh Il consio .ss
Se hs so nos Sert nas s'ss In
the yod S%E ", Of The Sa.s Pc ms
Vicar IN The morning; mo His III, Inauguration vas
ing alone amid q crowd and vet welding such
a,power tina, with one dash Of his pen he could
sondon arnw whoe hole parish no Ths ineden. u
fe' nG G.ye S.sn 0fsk Rass % hs wt
There could not be two mon In one parish to
whom 80 largo sum was OF SO small an ac-
fol 91s ,p nssfa
must have been Raf1iss Haw. And his sister
ss hs hs could T /. e. 70 Hsw
bis palette o;a Hpd dssSsndSx into .Hs ,,ssnE
conviction that this was the man Of whom
hseFHt TSt! wTs Tss ssid old Mc1ntyr. "How Ia
this. Laura? I.new nothing Of this. What do
women kn wv Of business! Hand tho note over
to ms' ana al sha .sl eve yoa q al re- p0nsi
cannot. papa.," said Laura. with decision.
II should not thi X Of parting with IT."
man. with his thin hands held up In protest.
You g ow more rndutttul every day. Laura.
un n It may " be % the - corner stone o
tho vast business which shall reconstruct.
% ss ea Y pay
siys M sssqTi!y; t$s Security ol mS-vslI. Of my NY
ii is quite impossible, papa." his daughter
answersd colby s MT my money eG,
very vel ' words. II Is not in my power to lend It.
% HaW but css ss. hd h oass 5
without Heotors ex ,rsss command"
are very rshs dS Gyippg to
nods asa of @ snouii csrian1 11s nos
let i GO out OF the family" ,
Rohsrt picked % np his Tam c:shantor. ,t d and
stroll q out to avoid the di iscusston tetween
his father and sister which lie saw wac abnut
turned 10 ihs crisp air and the broad iand dscaps
place among bis iallnes. and his fathers ner-
petna chatter about m money Inspired him With
orite walk which curIed over the hill with his
mind turning from the Roman Invasion 70 the
. tall lean man 10 front Of him. who. with .
pips between his lips. was endeayoring to light
n roash bors
smoke and gr me nron his fnse and hands
there eveds s9sy Social se
Robert stopped and hold out his case OF fuses. /,
"A bhaH 1ishty vow said n, hs man Doked ont tu..e
struck 1t. and bent hi, head to It. He had
pals thin face, . short struggling beard. and
and character in tho straight thick eyebrows
which almost met on either side OF II. Clearly
kpd q Ssd possibly one
struction ef the new house; Here WAS chance
of getting some first hand information on the
to6ert fsi waiteI Ht until be had lii lis pipe and
hen walked on beside him.
:, Ars you going in tho direction OF the New
Yes" The mans voice was cold and his
Psrhaps you we're engaged In the building
Yes. had hand in it."
It has been quite thss talk ii the district ISL
- !i'S a% ~ I sa@s dont know. 1havo not hoard
His attitude was certainly not encouraging
md II seemed to Robert that he gave lit 10
'idelong suspicious Csnces at him out Of hi.
icen gray eyes Yet II ne were SO careful
md discreet there was the more reason to
link that there was information 70 be ex-
" All. there 1t les he remarked, rs they
onped the brow OF the hill and looked down
,nce moro at tho great bu! iinR. We'll. no
loubt II Is very gorgeous and splendid. but
eally Tor. my own part would rnther live In
ny own little tx down .yonder in the village"
Tho worKman puffed gravoly at his pipe.
You aro NO grea: adInlrer Of wealth. them"
10 a9id.
",NotL. ! should not care 70 be a ,Eennv
ell my p!ctnres. One must make living.
iut beyond that ask for nothing. dare say
hat !. IL poor artist or you. man who works
or your broad, have moro happiness out OF
ife thnn the owner OF that great palace"
" deeu. think that 1t is more than likely"
no other answered. IN much more concilia-
ory voice.
Art" said Robert. warming to the subject.
is her own reward. What mere bodily In
ulgence Is there which money could buy
which can givo that deep thrill Of satisfaction
which comes on the mau who has conceived
omethlng new. somethin beautiful. aud the
nnd. until Il stands before him a comp!etel
Whole. With my art and without wealth nm
appy Without my art l should have void
which no money could fll. But really don't