The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-26

man: and though his descent is not the thing.
and indeed he has no true right to use the
n soldier: II some that need not DO named had
90 son me "a Mf's'l yn to n'esnSf bsed T rHe es were ' sSo
that did their best that day; and It makes a
bond sa6 nstW sesrc the 1.F Rnir q from os;' s sS9s hs; out my
tongue at him.. and could almost have wished
that Alan had been there to have Inquired a
Though. they tell me. the same was indeed not
wholly regular,
could not withhold an exclamation.
moatrio1n;n cried: forgstting; the first time
s sy G. b Mer hsths s W Sm c arTlse into 10 m a1d kinsdno e1
fairly. l nm the LAIRD OF shaws indeed-my
She clapped her hands together learing from
her seat. The next moment 1t must have come
over both OF US at once what little cause OF JOY
inr o ,e' ea &c si atSsr s sad, We STOOD opposite star
Tut Jane showed h%iSnselta ready hypocrlte.
cousin Ms a"Is assrasd' ye say 70 5 ns; Is ts Ms. b baw y SSs
lost ss a near friend. and We should first condole
with Hr H5% 81 s!r .'1 s Sfif T.. iaTnins to him in a kind
death is as blithe news as ever 7 cot
all 90, And II the gentleman was SO far from
least c~ongrntualate YOU on your accession to
No can / say that either" replied. with
matters that to a lone. man that has enough
already had n good revenue before In my
Era'ifes me: shame to me that must confess
i 4. see not how any one is to be bettered by
Come. come said he. you are more AZ
iseted than you let on. or y9p would never
letters: y That means san II 'hr reet that W WISH You t weii:
and 1 could nane two more. here In this, very
chamber. l have known you not 80 very long.
but Catr'onn. whr4 we arc alone, Is never done
WITH the singing OF your praises.
She looked M Mt him; a little wild at that;
extent Of my estate. which during the most OF
the dinner time, no continued to dwell upoo
descended; he had touched the matter with
too gross n hand. and ! knew what TO expect.
a ninn9 I1is wal .ies si.ase a 4. w rsmi nd pia Gatri Hlsso OF
an Grand. and bid her attend to i. - do not
see YOU shon,I he gone 1aM SS siII q. the hour" he
made nasis to obey him without words, lido
/ was com pletrly satisfied. and sat strength.
ening my minl for what should follow.
pa ans s" %na en-. the sV ","a le saGSsi back "eEl IN his ne chair air
y 81 onIy H. one ;htHs sstTsysd Hin:
~ ,m rather gl.d to have = word alone with
there Mere some expressions You mlsnIpre-
bonded and have long meant to sol, YOU right
do you. aud would make that good with my
sword against all gainsayers. But. my dear
David. this world is. a censorious pllce-us
who should know it better than myself, who
have lived ever since the DAYS OF my lato ds-
parted fathe r. God sain him in "A perfect srato
Of calumniesp We have to face to that: you
and mo have to consider OF that: wa have to
consider OF that" And no wagged his head
like n minister In a pulpit.
7 what effect. Mr.. Drummond? 2" said !.
II would he obliged to you II you would APP
10y, n.y. says he, laughing. like your char
actpr indeed! and what l most admire In 1t.
But the point. mi worthy fellow. is sometimes
In n k,itIe bit" lie nllod, a glass OF wine.
fast friends. II need not bother us long. Tho
point. need scarcely tell you. Is my daughter.
And the first thing Is that l hav" 10 thought In
my mind OF blaming you.. In tho unfortunate
circumstances. what could you doelsef Deed.
and ! cannot tell
III thank YOU, for tina" said ]. pretty close
upon my guard, "
81 have besides studied your character" he
went on. Your talents are fair: You seem To
have q moderate competence. which does no
harm: and one thing with another am very
happy to have to announce TO you that ! have
decided on the latter. OF the two ways over"
ar. tS nm a =, ! am dull" said l. what ways
nI He bent HE III. bTows uERSn me toImidably and
think l need scarce describe them to q gentle