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

With Mr.. David Baliour. I suppose" says
You do me too much injustice at the lastr'
such hard hands. Do you think ! would pre-:
more ist than that att 70 S set me up p.P II You but nsf Es nsa
And WHY Be- %sss she thought M.%s III I was was S niss i'm
i Il T S.. R9 e i Ssa T iIs sss ssa ss. I LIZ sss a met %s s n 5siit
t tsSaS 3 , wa! u h1 was for ne ss, lave t q what % ns she
done them. Was this not to make q god OF me3
S Whe aG I ysu sSt think r. !. my heart would quake
lido laugh ut you a good deal. and a good
deal more than Ia quite civil" said she: :" hut
iiS E,'i tel fsIt YOU You 0 Rsy thi sams II y4a rs se erlnrs to q her r
,n ~Me E. Io s5is Si. 81 a, woqld s.Sss. d AZ , m ssn
ter g IN ind Zinc g ss9a What ye think Of me. But
broad seotla nd says says she. 'AfI0'' '0e' IN al
"Troth; they are no very small" said L.
".Ah. poor Catriona" cries Miss Grant.
And ! could but stare upon her: for though
new see very well what che vas driving at
was never swift ut the uptake in such Aimsy
"Ah. we'll. Mr.. David" she said. ut goes
sore against my conscience. but ! see i shall
aPG ", yo% m Sa%s to d h snt stf .h I sh sRor is shs news ySs
Would not pause to eat;: and q our 1 eonSer ySu
tion She shall hear Just ~ mueI, as think
perIence,a Believe % me-. You S' "" viii be In that t" way
self; for / will Keep the Big feet out Of the plat.
you. know where she is. them" I ex-
THAT I do. Mr.. David. and will never tell
WIZ sIi !hs sb ?" I ! ssk g nm X. good ,r,oDa. a,
you will soon discover. and the chief Of those
You will never heat nor melt me out OF that. SO
s sSleu may 20 your spabbs svi III Bs SGiSs sSHsP ior ne sSs; so sna
.%.Trbbut there Is yet one thing more" cried.
'N s% $sh: Fa shs to sa aS.s sbs sp Sri tS M I have sSSp spent
nall iss 6 faS on A 1HS sS,TssdS Believes. I began,
hhshs suUposes-she thinks that I abducted
The color, came into Miss Grants face. so
SO delicate. TIL / bethought me si,e was strug.
was altogether contrmeda BY Sot tSs s Il Ehasn d
her voice as she replied:
ton" said she ~ "" Hs ao maS ls 81 ysp Il r IL aS
And with that she withdrew out Of the
CHAPTER XXI CONTINUE TO MOVE IN Coon
SOCIETY.
SSh vAoSNAy W uioHtnB i T6mAIneu n
guest In Prestongrange's family. where / bet.
tered my acquaintance with the bench. the
You are not TO- suppose my, education was
negleeted: on the contrary. ! was kept ex-
tremely busy. i was set to study tho French.
SO as to be more prepared 70 go to Leyden: Of
wrought, hard. sometimes three hours In The
day. with notable advancement: at the sug-
gestion OF my cousin. PilriG. who was an apt
musician. I was put 70 a singing class. and by
the orders Of my Miss Grant. to one for the
ornamental. However. all were good enough
to say 1t gave mo an address a little more gen
teel: and there is no question hut / learned to
manage my coat skirts, and sword with more
the sans belonged to me-. My clothes them
selves were all earnestly reordered. aud the
should tie ~ hair or the color OF my ribbon.
debstsd among the three misses like u thing
OF weigh Ono way with another, no doubt
was q good deal impreyed to look at. and ac-
surprised the good folks Of Essendean.
The two younRer misses were very willing to
J discuss y point OF my habiliment because that