The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-01

less praise Of sv.rgthIne-ths General tss,.,
The dsnstsi's wealth his generosity his shill
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bis ADMIRATION for Noetius, q whom shreWd-
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shower Of words. listening and thinning apd
nov and then touching the strings Of the VOL
va. V dreaming ,s o. her ~ two admirers. perhaps
ohiy sivins ssr to the sfowinE ,tumult 10 the
stth.ir wine. BS and By We heard them break
Into song. and then in thunder the chorus
came rolling cut:
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part 1 was not q whit unwilling; I turned ard
inc Countess remained standing, TAPPING the
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chorus Of riot and laughter grew each mo.
ment louder and wilder.
thing which might work q breach between her
and the General But little knew what was
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allen Tree with her ,psalm book. and was sit-
Hi lish Ra her bsex 70 The house and the strsst.
then bis shadow fell across the page and she
Sks ssia GOOD morning" very eoldly. and no
OF 4 m omsnt said nothing. but stood. sullenly
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t' Dc 5SS you Want va ssaythins p. .n. said.
a Ore. trying to melt her And / think thers
Isre net mapy more UNHAPPY men at that mo-
s sa on the woman 6siors him; il mad
'sak he had outraged. insnlted. estrAnged
p re did not knew n, ,S what e d how e Is:
10 mo sht only look. with shame and misery
It was plea that would have. melted many.
Ut my lady onlY grew harder Did you
ear p she said proudly. DO you want any
You knewr' he cried InpetuouslT. and his
oles broke out fsresly and sssm.d to beat
!. bar. Of y. s.Ee II was beast last night.
Il think We had better not talk about IT,"
70 need not quarrel over L; I shall be wiser
Wiser p he muttsTsd.
Yes; wiser than 20 trust myself to your
rejection" she answered ruthlessiE
He shrAnk back rs II she had struck him. |
nd for momsnt pain aud rage brought the
lood surginR 10 his checks, He now took
Isp - II TO leave her; bat when love and
ride struggle In . young man. love commonly
As Il, and he turned again and stood hssitat-
u, the picture OF misery. |
I: that al Tou viii say to mer' he NUT
red. his voice unsteady.
Ny lady moved her feet uneasily. Then she
lut her book and looked round as II she would
ave willingly escaped. khs was not stone. |
I'D whsa At length she turned to him. her
" What dOIJOu want me to say ," she asked
THAT some dag yoa will forgive me % he