The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

know and cannot even suspect. lie never
Slows Ts6s rss se Il %
ssP or pnn Il NNI thu, me ys Mso Ss
alone shed light upon It's growing propor.ions.
WSah has Goen .ddei through % tho day
as Y he were reckoning ug tho months yet re-
tons 20 with him Because he does, does not for:
Til We have ieit the forest GehinS US and stand
again within the villag streets II did speak
btes and hsa but
! IN. courage TO do so. perhaps because had
sh not ss was
aer Shssk L IN Ssa se s
ihsn IeS sSs%o"ss IL @s y Il 1 mus b. Tie
NEW s sH hs s "sSs deyoion.
sass 5hsrs /. nSs smother vs. Woman il town SSs
would feel herself the most favored OF her sex
her. But Juliet was ever. wayward, and. simply
because she ought to Increase or IN G;I;any ana
ss s q sr love So mad wS
,'%lssTs Ssss sesn; What 4! have seen, and
usual visit to the house In the woois-,it is we'll
welrdly enough in tho moonighted forest i've
out upon the chnrShyaTdd in front Of the
care; but ain going in among these graves:
leel like holding companionshlp with dead
Then % do i" said I. for was not deceived
ss ths dead But wtR tho 1e vs s
chose chose 70 l!nger there The chnrenyard Is N =
se
| view OF the windows Of her room.
As for myse;i. I felt too kesnl, the weird sL
The stones about Us i eloomins darRiy through
panions and when you add to this the souGh-
ing OF the willows and the, pickering shadows
Ing house as the branches moved in the wind.
you San nndsTst n why rather regretted
cusomeI 10 s ie n G the ore seuf "' WOW
RSs TO had
st'eet who,e Juliet dwels. i do not think he
not the power to- to, rspre.s aud i WATCHED him
and longing aud when could watch no longer
l turned to the gnomish gravestones that were
suddenly i,it myself shiysr and start, and,
|
him. He was still gazing down the street. but
no longer In apathetc despair, but with auv-
Sim o Els sys a. I'M s sSsq.
he looked. and saw Juliet-t must have been
% az ,se him in #.
the, person with her -tepped Into the street.
to move toward u.s. as drawn By some power
9sr9 Or pbs snd sos to this
vie Ses.rsed. and w four sssnsd se = s1on.
s snd @ dns T .n
Whether 70 be- startled or satsied When S .a%
them cross to the churc hyard and enter where
fore For us ali to meet. and m eel here soon.
ed suddenly STRANGELY natural aud badly
the sua dxe@ e e
darkest OF the dark shadows which lay in the
chNyrrh ", tur,hess so ,s ~, .,o c,,,,.
halt in the moonlisht dil realize that We
were nothing 10 Thorn. and that it was not our
own Which had led hem to this rrussome spot.
hs 81 aaf
see thar faces plainly az they turned and
pouring over them. wse i fancy that o made
her look like wrath. and he Ike some hand
Only hs n s
shri hiking timiiity OF hers; which made him
| look 80 dark anu Bl0 30 DHIllOf
| Orrin. who stood SO close to me that could
hear his heart heat as Ioualy a. my own, had
eossd On se s
Colonel opened his lips and neither Of US dared
50 much as to breathe. lest We should lose what
III, he Colonel sGoks clearly; 4 low; and
Ihave brought you here. Juliet mine. be-
cause want to hear You swear among the
G crave that you Will be no mans wife but
But have not already promised 2" she. pro-
prsssibiy VT Touching IN ono who e had once
au,esned II over hstrts 30 merrily.
h"yS ssa fV 20 fss
| you are MS much mine as II we had stood at
he Sar t0ysne ohsrwle how Gan 20
arc three men at least IN this town VINO would
mari mary you at days notice. IL yon, gave them
swear that yoH viii b. ny wife when That
Otherwise I Shall have to stay With YOU Juliet,
| for you are more to me than reIown. or
advnjPsement. or anything else in all Gods
.," I 10 not lie The graves do 10 no. wnnt to
"'"Thsn swear! Lay Your hand on Mother
MSsS sn als Sa E hs Ss Is
eT Ssrn IN nj, arm in aDpr.
listening statue. NO woris issued from her
| lips, and the silence grew appalling.
,n mswearn seemed to come from The tombss:
seem so. or wheth.r It was Orrin who threw
his voice there. did not know then and do
como from the Colonel was eyiten, from the
startled look he cast about him and from tina
thrill which all At once passed over her form
from her shrouded bead q her hidden feet.
and laid her hand without hesitation on The
: stone before her, saying; y swear BY the dead
SCHUYLER. when tho house You are building for
me in the Ioods is completed." And SO pleased
tLa, he seemed to forget what had caused It
child and so bore her away from 6ei"Te our our
e,es while ths MAJ e my eide fought and
WRATH and jealousy which UGH a sight as this
might well provoke In ons even less passionate
| and Incorporate than himself.
When the one shadow viii h they now made
ant msseif were lett n that ehos Gn cbn Ur,n
| before shown:
$50 that il settled, Orrin. She will marry