The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
PART n.
CHAPTER ILL., GO TO rrLRra.
Dryy'y', 1892, b. Eo,e L,u, Stss.a.o..

IN ms new lodging than was IN and into my
nov clothes; and no sooner the breakfast
~ owed. than was forth on my adventures.
Mas. could hope. was Tended for: James was
Ike t. he more iii N suit frair. and could not
bat tbink that enterprise might coat me denr.
even Is everybody said to whom hal opened
my opinion. 1t seemed was come to tho tor
VI til" mountain only to cast myself down:
that had ciambered un. through so IN any aud
hari trials. to be rich. to DO recognized, to
weIrrty clothes an n sword to my side all
trrommIt mere suicide Mt the last end Of It.
AMI HE worst Kin % suicide besides. which Is
To- 90 hanged 1t the Kings charges.
What Wa. ding itior? Iasked. a. | went
do~a IN, Hivh street an GU: north by Leith
WyHi. First said IL was to save James Stew.
ari:arl no doubt the memory Of his distress,
anil his w!fes cries. and a word or So had lot
drop o. that occasion worries uoon mo strong
IT, ~ the same tiue reflected that Il was or
"iGhtto he. the mo At indiff rent matter to INV
fathers son. whether Jnmss died In his bed or
fpm scaHod He vas Alan's ctusin. to be
sIs bat 50 far rs REGARDED Alan. the best
tiIn- would 10 to lie low. AMI let the King
AMI hi' Grace OF Argyll nni tho corLi. crows
PICK The bone, nf his kinsm m their own way.
Norcluld forget tha'. while We were all in
"a" pot together. James ha shown no such
Particular anxiety wins her for Alan or me.
Next came upon me l was acting for the
sttr Of justice: ana I thought that a me
word. and reasoned it out that. since we d welt
in politics. at sons discomfort to each one OF
u. thu main thin. OF all must still be justice
and the death OF any innocen. man n wound
uron the whole community. Next. again. it
was the Ac:uscr Of the Brethren that gave me
aturn OF his argument; bid me think shame
,cpreteadin: myself concerned in These ligh
inttters and told ME WAS but u prating. vain
child. who Ind spoken big words to Rank eilor
AMI to Stewart. aud he'd myself bound upon
my vanity to make good that Loastfuluess.
Nay. and h, hi. me with tha other end OF the
sick: for he accused IN. Of a kind nf artful
cpwarIice. Go.p. ABOUT a: the expense Of a
LITTLE RISK t. purchase grcnter safety. No
I'uJt, unit! ra.i declared and cleared ny
sell. might any day encounter Mungo Camp
bel o., the Sh-rifrs officer and be- recognized
aud dragged into the Appin murder bv tho
heels: and. no daubt in ciise could manage
m 'lcciiritlon with suc cess. should breathe
y M 'rc 'roe forever ate. But when l looked
tA- arGumsnt full in tho face could see
nothing 70 be- ashamed Of. As for
;he rest. Here nre the two roads," l
'hna.ht land both 60 to the same
rA'e It's unjust that James SHOULD
han: ii I can snve him: and it would be
ridiculous in mo to have talked so much and
tten do nothing. It's lucky for James Of tho
n!en, that l have boastei beforehand: and
Mons SO unlucly for myself. because now I'm
committed to 10 right. l have tho name Of n
Gentleman and the means Of one: 1t would be
POOR discovery that / was wantin. in the
essence" And then thought this WIS Il raean
spirit. and said prayer in to myself. asking
for what courage l might lack. AMI. that
might 20 straight TO my duty like soldier 10
battle, and como of again scathe;ess as SO
EIny do.
This train OF reasoning brought mo to
more resolved complexion. though it was far
iron closing up my sense OF the dangers that
surrounded me. nor OF how very apt l was III l
went on to stumble on the ladder OF tho gal
lows. Il was u plain. fair morning but the
wIni in the cast Tho little chill! OF 1t sang in
my blood. and gave mo fselin: Of the at
tamn, and the dead leaves and deal folks
bodies in their graves. 1t seemed the devil
was in it. II was to die in hat lido OF my for
tunes ard for other folks affairs. On the top
Of tho Cation HILL though il was not the Gus
tonarv time OF year for that diversion. some
Y children were crying and running with
their kites. These toys appeared very plain
a:.inst tho sky; remarked IL great ono Soar
on tho wind to il high altitude and then piump
anon: the whins: and thought to myself ut
SIGHT .! it. There goes Darie.'
My Way lay over Monter's Hill and through
an anil OF u clachnn ON the braeside among
hei!-. There was a whirf OF looms in it Went
from house to house; beUs hummed In the
gardens; the neigh oors that SAW 81 the door
stops talked in = strange tongue: and found
out later that this was Pictrdy. h vlla:. whore
the E-cach weAvcrs wrought for tho Linen
C,Epiuy. Hers got II frosh direction for
PIl~i. my destination: and a litt)o beyond. On
The wavsidc. ca Ne by - Giboet and two men
hln..I in chains They We're dipped
in tu. rs tbs manner is: the wint
ths.n th. clniuS cRttAr6u. and
tn bird. hun: about the uncanny
.Ir?inG- Jacks an c.sd. The sight coming
"n ne sud !ealy. ike an Illustration o: my
ears couli scarce be done with examining
tanI driakin. in discomfort. And as l thus
~ '',t an! tG.nsd about the oibtet. what
saul strike on. hut u woird old wlfo. that
'nhc'ind n 10. Of il. and nodded. and talked
Ios'! to he!sel; with tec!:S AMI courtesies.
Who are these two. mother" asked. and
! t"nt-, to The corpses.
Tossing on your precious face" she
t'tA iva ioes - mine: Just twa O. my old
"r'.EghianY dear"
Wat did they suffer FORE" asked.
. va !ust Tor the guild cause" said she.
liter spaced to them the way that 1t would
ea' iva shlin' Scots: no pickle MAR: and
,"e'9 hr" iva tommy cailants hinCin' for t i!
.'ey took /, i:aa "a wean belanged to Drouch-
Ton"
:, Ay sail | - myself. and not to the daft
nuNef An. i;d they come TO such nsurs
a w. 81 poor bUsiusss? This Is to lose all
\ inIae!."
"!es yonr 90. hinny." says she. :" and let
ulH rg"e youg weir, toye."
w. m''h"r,' sail I. /" ] soc far enough the
WV ""' nH o. unro thing to see. to 500
'p'' 1t "a 'ou@ brec,' size said. "Therc's
r"'','v ~ s's ,'|i has brich; zen. aad theros