The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

almost s %SE %cd Il. .Sss burned a. ::
sS..S R: 0H liz, :Fi .%. e &c :oa: sl:' VII
SI.tthst 90 py."" .h., said sontsmn tyvcusly:
well ss che could and continuing. 70 move 80
that he had TO walk also. What you 90 rot
ssrt my friends When. they are IN trouble. NOR
e. play when tho,: who have served me faith
~ can Ssis nsith.r tn. on. nor, tn. Other"
TO dsrksn. and n. stood. silent momsnt
Ard ,hist 10Y a.: DIsIinS los; Eita .b me- ..,d r.r
tone should have frozen him.
% e :, n. d In SiF ;ss q; asss'd
wSSIpS. |. 4 nSSi" s. aid with ~. :gofS.
sh. :hfus ssG her P0 .hoaid.r sE.'f do no.
think l like rough vsys," she said,
.,dS SatTS'd he siI a:d tx .ssy :m GF:
which eat Iii on his flushed and angry fsce.
mP. But Tx. r.: .h n Il. BS, Yrs s
and to Others D9 IL and i |: done; And yo:
me rough woosr. But. Countess. the WAYS Of
the world are rough tn. times are rough: We
More, sws.th.srt" he continusd. drawing a
ssDg ..r.v. 70 r sns s
before marriage 10 better than Ill trsatm snt
,shltsrTsrd have known men who wqoed on
9uietly after the knot was tied. am not
My isdy.. heart siskensd. Despite tn. as
surance Of his last words she saw the nan as
he was; she read bis will ia his eyes: snd
the result Of oSsrm astsrins Excitement t shs
ist.d By her trI.ndi..s position, and the al.
ha Iaa M m III No Niyh N mr.
tscted her She knew that her only hope lay
in her. courage. and. though her heart lsspt
L have said so," he answered
i with sA. ua met s sn. s.. s
snsrsl. lam not one Of thoss to whom you can
fIg ,s Go :, and th.y GO and De- and Il Is done
looking round and suffering . Little sbIddsr
coward ss but d Do inc not t Il.
smell Of blood. / will take time to consider
lsink o yoa a.sst ssnsi.m nHa enough moi to
press me against my WILL"
shs had fan II her hand and sh. bsG.n to
b. her aide. his brow as black as thunder He
the evasion, BODIED him no good, but tn. in
nusncs Of her courage and pride was such
sItos.thSr. or using words which only force
could make good. True It wanted only little
tni as ss s
perhaps the cool, fresh air had sob.red him.
suppose a iady,s, wish must be law" he
hop. you win not make a long demand on my
Piled ~S OF :f to Mich %s .s' cost
her much 70 assume. This morning am so
dms th.yHt6.y are among the dead
They are not" ,: answered sNls!ly; a, -.
He noddsd., AZ that moment . man cam.
srsl repeated the message to her.
With your leave VIII take It With my Wo-
ri slept ILL., and am poor company this m orn-
Ing" she added. smiling family.
The eSdesl over. she could ssaro.ly keep he.
He saw sh. had turned Suddenly pale. and
give you my hand to your ire" he said
W.. *. : sas- 81 s.r apom.e, and
she hated herself for 1t. Still. Il won her
ggnat shs yantsd-pssee. a respite. little
As she sat and shivsrsd In the sunshine. and
made believe to eat. and tried to hide her
sense OF her Ion. iines. took possession OF her.
She had read often and often. with scarce =
%.s and %Sa: sad erSashs
face to face with death. aay. choosing II, but
.ai Despair. .sraEns Pss t b.r
lsoktnGs back. as the iron doors closed upon
them. She had never eonsidsrsd that such
Now. on a sudden. she found herself brought
face to face with insIOrablo thipGs. with the
rowing walls Of the Inquisition dungeons, on
many gay life. In the valley below they
ST!as %sn s1 Ssd or isd a.
tin Was gone. She was alone. Life seemed
shs.p and SEe..tsn thing oath very near
or her own tree will she had placed herself
whom she now hated with an, untimslJ hatred.
beat faster, as Oh. fr.m.d the ttousSt,
seemed 70 fall gray and pale on the tall sward;
the morning air. though the day Was warm.
so%Sass. e.. Glitter Of w.apSn sal. thai h.a %
sSw: ~. loOd was ne .sh.; n Dor mSptI.
,sh. had passed the nisht il the lee Of one o,
her ore had been kindlsd. Use nearest group
Of soidieTs-TzsrolrEs stan. whose harsh
ssfs aRs .sess th ss 5
the dsspsrat. idea that she nieht slip away
which shs had sscsndsd, and. hiding in tn.
rsisetion showed her that the plan Was not
possible, and 1t was rel scted as soon as formed.
But q m omsnt later she was tempted to wish
that she had put it ipto effect; An officsr made
his appearance. with his hat In his hand AAd
an air Of haste. and wished to know, with the
Generals service. whether she could be ready
IN an hour
For what % she asked. rising.
She had been sitting on the grass
To starr. your EIesllsncy." he replied,
IT. ITO star. she :Isl.imsd. taken By sur
ON the return iournsr To the camp" he
answered.
The Llssd rushed to her face. ITO ths
camp" she repeated. But is tho General
gotng to start this morning2 Now"
" In an hour. m adam"
And leave the waldEravs Rupsrt-and my
servAnt% she cried, in . voice Of burning in
aignatiSn. Are thsy e b. .bandOnsd Il 1,
he b" she continued imPstuouslT.
he 10 in the valley" the man replied.
" Then take me to him" shs said, stepping
forward; I will speak to. him. He cannot
know. He has not thought"
But tn. OIlesr stood .i!.nt without offering
you hear siry, she cried. LEAD on, II yOu
please. ] asked you to take ms TO him."
heard. madam. he replied in low voice.
and ask your pardon. But this Is an army
aud am part OF II. | can take orders only
from Gen. TzsrclAs- I AaVs received them and
4 ~ h..v b bay