The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26

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sHE KISSED ME WITH THE BEST WILL IN THE
my uncle. My heart. / remember. sweiled un
bitter within me at the sight 2i TINT oaro
sins eh nas shs w shHHshi n Il The ' seiS az sit m!sss Sit
T m is my home" sold I'>SSAnd my
Poor David Balfourw said Miss Grant.
What passed during the visit l have mover
heard; but II would doubtless not be very
came forth again hi. face was dark:
think, YOU will soon be the Iaird. indeed.
Mr.. DAVE" says he, turning half about with
indeed. during his absence Miss Grant and |
plantations, parterres. and q terrace. much as
/ have since carried out in fact
ThenSe We PUSHED to the 4usepsiSrry. where
i hasee.t Oa. e q the g body SI to re MeiSs@ so great Ssaft q
visitor. Here. the Advocate. was SO unatrect.
sHii 1oq per hsips two hours h'sn sv With 0t tie Writer hes'i in
his study, and expressing Il was told q great rent
s sslssn 70 1S5 'Mh6ils t this eGR ne Mss Ms my graft 10ft
and and p y snr the Ss0aRs ore 11 to Hi$eki 16Gs E Rsns
Thought. ofrensive) with his admiration for
the young lady. and to my wonder tonly it Is
had: for when We were come to the other sldo
s sHstl lS MS,I ne She s9 ana / passe ea a h ii1tl to tn m1nd tho TO
She had been taken with my account Of, Alison
We found her once more aione-indeed. / be-
live her father wrought All day in the ilelds.,
en-; sns S sss fHFtS sSaS SeIf as1 N {, .Ro ' l,sls ss9 sgs,! and
I; hSid 4 sS,s out = Xxx XII S ;l1sad. Az have you no
.hen hesP G @S T srnsf. f rs 81, 3 t sa ~ sef is sd'ic; sna
: Monys the time I'm thiocht upon you and
POUR freen. and blythe am l TO sec In Your
s S,swsi 70 s 1oa er sia ,o ITe 30 ths ! rs hsns ps w )
that I yss s sent me. and that 1 thank We for with
!Th aes!'' said Miss Grant to me. run ont
BY with y. like a rood BARN. ana nae come
here . 70 stand | and haHd a candle; it's her and
1 suppose she stayed ten minutes in, the
two things-thath her eyes were redeemed. and
~ never saw you so well adorned" said !.
said s Re' and %S Wss o more e e p ssnsiis . fSMs to
About candleiight we came homo from this
FIJI 4 GOOD ., while bile 7 heard netting further Of
P PsssasntSliS; an At if sst' ans d Day t %Sa' She w rsn
turned from walking and found me alone in
inc nhTIOT over my french. L tIDuRnI Iner0
was something unusual In her looks: the color
heightened. the eyes sparkling high. and a bit
Of a smile Sbs s sSn1inGniH nde si'' npd IL tS as s sns rs sGIit e,
mischief. and. walking brlskly in the room. had
soon involved me in q kind q quarrel over
tended on my side. / was like Christian In the
slough: tho more l tried to Chamber out upon
last i heard her declare with . great deal Of
passion that she would take that answer at
the hands Of none. and 1 must down upon my
TIT eauselessness Of all this fun stirred by
own bile. II have said nothing you can PROD
that i Is an attitude isl I Keen for God" "'sND'e''
And as 9, goddess l am to DO served!' she
S SitS . s shiH :d her b!! !Eysr Ioe Gsr at TIA, me .,, and
within Tait OF my nettiecats shall use me 81.
'Sss'Sh / + re saksi a'!n B%t FOR ! these iSs ! pl aSHw mo:
pe"sStrBEs as Esa r sSs SO :si t. '' hSstit I wa. to beg
IbethonGht me I was lighting with woman.
which Is the same as to say a child. and that
think it a vainiy thing l said. not worthy
IN yss to tom ASK 5s Fl me to s,i TTqdsr and III IT, ! will stn,n not
Ilers BE- any. rests with yourself" And at that
sThsfs!: shs sSIsd:: There is the proper
"Kep."i said she. dung me a folded billet. and
= Dear Mr.. David" 1t began; :. I get guild news
continually by my cousin. Miss Grant, and it
good place. among good folk; hut necessitated
to he quite private. though am hoping that
friendships have been told me by my loving
cousin. who loves us both. She bids me to send
viii be- asking anis'H You A to do Hse al hsr 'e eon nam9i
re- RE- :s IS s.: sss .HSs %%ssS s I-!SFhll s sea aSs
/ think 1t not the least brave OF my cam
rGa to the % sSf by fDls eae. B Baa tho ESH old ' iads
S wss nf BY ssRR.s'tF S %sa Gsa aess e .aa SSsaGP Ssoa as {
least she dared not 10 anpear openly. in the
atfair: Tor her papa was compromised in it
suSisd Catriona to leave. or rather. not t. re-
turn e her cousins. placing. her instead with
the ss HdvSocate's a hsres; dseeD and G'G In whom an's sS rs
might have the more confidence. because
they Tss.o were ntt q her own Glass and tam,iIy.
heated AID helped 1 her to al attempt Ma1t 'i her;
fathers rescue. and after she was discharged
secrecy. Thus Prestongranse obtained and
used his instrument: nor did there leak out
s sRs i i%slts:s y Is James g, HI More seq FSs4s %s: . SIas
discTedited, person: but the Government, re-
was logged. the Lieutenant OF tho guard my
poor friend Duncansby, was broken Of his
e eao Q faI pleased that ,a,0D her ~ fault ut" should SSu1 "s BE-
passed by in silence.
back an answer. No" she would say. when I
persisted, ~ an gSing to keepthe big feet, out
bear as was aware she saw my little friend
many times in the week and carried her my
news Whenever las she said l had behaved
called an Indulgence. and l thought rather
more of q banter. She was certainly q strong.
among whom WAS u certain frail old gentle
WOMAN. very blind. aud very witty. who dwelt
nest Of linnets in a cage. and taroneed ali day
with visitors. Miss Grant was very fond 10 carry
me there and put me to entertain her friend