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

Miss TIsbiss Ramsay glttbst was her nams) vas
sa.. sorth t asaw asa ss'o 81 % Cd. f ssis. ana ana ssss
affairs in Scotland. I should. say that from
sss Ssf !: A. st SiRSss; s 81 ss net e ,s.se 4 e. g: sp ss.:
the stairway Of tho opposite house. "
one n'dds day u Alone wit With Miss Ramsay. I mind l
thought that lady inattentive aud like one
sps sHee for he window wfs os eonsrar yS 70 custom ~ssSm' was
the tie s Saes' q I'M Miss Grant sounded ed in al ny cars as
window and see what I have broughten you.",
bd shaSink t Il g asi SAs 81 ps5ss e sIos s's Wss spr n s sisa /
shadow where y man. could see distinctly, the
wallis very, blaek, and dingy; and there from
across sSe SATIN at me l . Grants and catfiona's.
"There!" SAYS Miss Grant, II wanted hes to
81 oi'S You wS EShf | fbu Ssf to OF the s JOB in ' Ssrae ,sss'
co IT Sa%o b IN Ty %,nd t sns e dsy aeen mGF St snsn
been eesteNed ,agoS ,Saf5Ions; For 50 merry
wonderful taken up with duds.
"Catrional'' was all 1 could get out.
only waved her hand and Smiled. to mo. and
was suddenly carried away again from before
That vision was no sooner lost than I ran to
thence back 70 Miss Ramsay. crying for the
s castle cut roe IP,s" sh Is h %d" passed %sss ' her w "rSn s sSs
said. and must be good M IL vas impos-
siSlS to i b, wns n e doSr; even / should u Il pn Isa Se from ms an
window. heing seven stories above ground. All
] could do was to crane over tho close and
OF their two heads each on a ridieaious bobSin
& So ,hO SIs s s;sr4ion liso So to m e psir s 81 laos ap fop :
farewell; being prevented las heard, AFTER
9nthe Val, home; rs sGGn as was set free' I
Ii am sorry you was disappointed" says
Pissr;s s1s Wv l !, EiII Sssto ns shsn y I SF ;s9Ia.
IL ar VI, az. vo xGa t are 70 s ssm'% sSs' I'm I'm fhs
~sS Sis ssisd ! % 1IIsSsn NJ isst be. they are no
she. y speak in parallels like q Hebrew
W marvel little they were sometimes
how could You DO IT, Why should YOU care to
sasat %oss I! mi ilk S,i |S, Z sass sh {. "it uoea. somo
n,ssas Msf!i Sna let ssn me so soc se her se prG Wssny yoa !
please; lot me have half an hour"
Who is it that is managing THU, love affair?
70 ao pres Ss R ms " viii, sSG m nsf insin nse az fell SS Set apoa
the deadly expedient Of Initiating tho tones OF
my voice when called on C9triona by name:
There was never the least word heard OF tho
misS G2aes tn, Hs E 9ns 2 ffrs %fi ptG %ay R1ve ne aad
Of it lfor what know on the denfest sides OF
their E, h b. a. t hsg,i kent Ma, it nt to tf hen %Iss:
haa the i@ caa5ss Of >, ' q ipr 90 ESxs 6: .ts saa
S g M,na was anu duly fs,nhi snSs SSf at sHmf Iett 81 ore
by Balachul,sh; Methought. when / got tho
esSnse + ,n wp. .a It S Dreysd. th nith s'EHSs VII no some me
decency OF haste. The 18th of the saihe month
q shin was advertised to sail from I.eith: and
my mails for ioyden. 10 Prestongrange I
could. Of course. say nothing: forI had already
t sssP " bSs E xhl lis s dsasssee Fl I E s's n ns9s: op s%a
out q the country. and assuring nj; unless
Would refuse at the last hour. ~
Have I not given you my adyice2" she
Know you haye.", said I. and know how
much ! am beholden to you already. and that
lam hidden to obey your orders. But you must
tines to 'lippens to entirsir."
Il will tell, you, then" said she. BE you on
sail before /: Keen your boat alongside: and il
Ia ! shs sas ssG Ka them ,S Spp po saa GGme ashore again
$3.50
fain to- be content with this. -
were to separate, We had been extremely H.
innate and familiar:I was much in her debt:
out me- from my sleep. ike the wallis | was TO
considered me, too backward. and rattle or de-
sides which, often 50 much affection shown
and 4 believe, feit upon both sides: Il would
cordingly. i got my courage up and my words
r si$s; &. : s ; s 4; !s s, ~; SoiaIs to IS g. "a" sIls" ''si to g sac ss
four" said she. Il can't call to mind that 1
nave given you any right to presume on our
Istood before her like 2 STONED clock: and
You inimitabie BARN" she cried. Did you
Because l can never keep very quietly at you
tor I'VE minutes on end yon must rot dream
i h9 GHt leS any y0a tim HssY I c Tst' an 4 a o1e a., up loUe y and
And'now I will give you an advice to conclude
your education, which you will have need Of
T ff'STg us So yanS '9 To answer sseSf. & Ssk T yea neVsr
made the luss that could resist thu temptation.
Eve; because she did not, sny, it. when the
devil offered her the apple. her daughters can
"Since am so soon to lose my bonny Pro-
This is 5 gallant. indeed" says she. curtsyinr.
IT could put the one question:" l went
You think you could not marry hor with
out 7" she asked. Or else get her tn oTer ="
You see you cannot be serious" said /.
II shall be very serious in ono thing. David"
said she. shall always he yonr friend"
poor ladies' were all ut the same window
whence We hai once looked down on Catriona,
and all cried farewell and waved their pocI ct
knew was truly sorry. and at the thought Of
that. and how / had como to the door three
months ago for the first time. sorrow and
gratitude made n confusion in my mind.
ITO be contimied.J
---svictuals. Trust.
DID SOME ONE GET THE TREaSUREs