The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-12

We, did tho next best. rs happened: for.
walk into the arms Of but CAPT II s snU9'' Hs
told US they had made their run IN the most
ttnIififs s1oy r Ssl 6 sims eo ri: T Sy %h hiehIdi msa stsG SIs
passengers were all gone already on their
further travels: It WAS as iHn n to chase
upon but CAPT: Sang himself. Il was as the the' more more
ful to assist. lie made it u small affair to find
some good plain family Of MERCHANTS. where
e ca! deolar %lE hs n woulG t III sh Siy ItHse w Sasrk io har
back to !eith for nothing and see her safe In the
hands Of MI. Gregory: and in thu, meanwhile
stood In need OF: He seemed extremely friend
ly. as l say. but. what surprised mo a good
the cause OF this was soon to appear. For at
the ordinary. calling for Rhine wine and
STIn tinaS OF it deep dee he he = soon &C bee became y unTtt sT,S
ali men,. but especially with those OF his rough
trade, what ,ittfS sense Or manners he pos,
n ;iavoredly at tho tigure she had made on the
snipss rali; that ! had no resource but carry
=, shs came q q il that ordI i p " ssl1nsine to
You Keep me. am not afraid With y . '''.
'' !%h sGSla mi hry yo tGp Ts t It III NY m ns9 .s s Il y ssii
again. "Don't leave mo- at all events; never
N,"Where am I taking you. indeed: ?" says I.
stopping. for I had been STAYING on ahead in
mere blindness. II must stop and think. But
me, and more also. II / should iail or fash you"
She crept closer into me BY way Of a reply.
have nf hit on set in t If sh BUSY sy'l bsse c 81 @ ei that E ws
US sit down hero under yon tree and consider
That tree (which am little like to forget,
stood hard w the harnor side; 1t was a black
night. but lights were in tho houses. and
shining Of the city on the one hand. and a bsz =
hung over 1t OF many thousand walking and
1 Matsq SaS 81 7 ,h On I the sid 1t wps sp 4srG' m and 1.-the ,he
upon n builders stone and made her sit there:
she would hay; kept her hold upon mo. for she
still shook with the late n! fronts: but l wanted
10 and fro before her; IN tho manner r Of What i
Sralps for any rssimnedyy.a BY ''' the eSur ms
OF these scattering thoughts l was brought
that. in the heat and haste OF our dspa ttturaef
had left Capt. Sang to pay tho ordinary. At
this began TO- laugh "nl loTd. for l thought
an instructive movement. carried my hand to
the POCKET where my money was. suppose
but there is only one thing certain. that my
purse was gone.
said she. observing me- to pause. eo'a'
At the pinch we wero in. my mind became
suddenly clear US a perspective glass, and
not one doit, Of coin, but in my pocketbook" |
had still my letter on the Leyden merchant:
hs aGssrls a"s that at! y TAf /, t II w Gno% SH y SHf syP Ir isst;
could Waik thirty miles on a p plain ipT ROAD ss'P ~ T %s
found IT. believe. scarce the two.thirds OF
that @bs Sat sHf shs was ssI H." Hfti sou Of w thS d ips9 es.n
near. i will 60 nywher aud do ANYTHING. Tina
courage Of my ne At. i td Is al broken 20 not
self. andf will do ali cise.," my
".Can you start now and march all night? %
will do all that you can ask OF me-" she
said. and mover ask You why, have been a |
s pHa saS WRIT ms s som to X S1%' I aq eSlnSke N Tnst ,I ESa
added q. IAN" . a I do not SOC Whit she would deny
This was Greek and Hebrew to me: but I
had other matters to consider. and the first OF
den road. 1t proved a cruel problem. and it
may have been ! or 2 ~ niGnt ere we had
neither moon nor stars to guide MS; only the
whitsnes, Of the way n tho mids. and u black
Msss Se an ss's ma oh p most " sxtrSor dh n,, walking
cnlt by n plain black frost that Tell suddenly
In the small hours and turned that highway
wei. CatIriona." said ]. "hcro we nrs liza
the Kings sons ana thH olI wives daughters
be going, over the seven, Bens. tho seven
Glens. and the seven mountain moors.'1" which
tales ot,hers that had stuck in my memory 'S'
m onnia say tb sMs; put NH nlo 5sy are no no liens or
he tsn are very pretty. But our country
II wish we could say as much for our own
perhaps James More himself.
II will never complain Of tho country OF my
friend" said she. and spoke 1t out with an
accent so particular that seemed to see the
look upon her face.
] caught in my breath sharp and came near
falling Ior my palms, on the black ice,
II do not know what you think. Catriona."
said, l.. when was 2 little recovered. but this
say It. when you have met in with such mis-
fortunes and disiryors: bat for ne 1t has been
tine hest day yet"
1T was a good day when you showed me so
much love" said she.
"And Yet think shkmO To bA hAppE ton % 4