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

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Oh shs cried n The ,yolsS Of , ,hr.5
Wilt How DO yol knoW1 But the child 4
nothing to Tou-nothinap
onS ;: ma ;Ss% mil nyt s:9tI St S:
she looked at him wildly. !" Who are .ycu,
then p che said, her voice sinking almost TO
i am his father" he, answered, .yhsp
ais sr h shs sii sh h y sSd ies &.
%OtRsf she she whispered. opsh.y.d
Ills mother is dead. she died. three year,
age" he answered. grnvely. And now tell
{SSr ns%. sd 5Tg X. s Exclaimed f You
.' ~ Ys.;" he Se replied. Win sisnisgs which
house. and dare not be NEGLIGENT He may
dsy cannot be done tomorrow. see. take
that" he eontinued mere gently. lXins =
you ioS your OF own use SCI ior your your dowry. II you
havsa Lover. n And repemser away. that IN
stout friends whenever you need them. New
.sS '-tss s him m R.S m ssf ":
SSrs and he i don thH s tsss Her
Coco" he sald, and then q hls stern. grave
fash hIIg ne =, turned to ne ,., Ms.tsr sw
s.ssch for my child and Srss him To- cs,.s a.
or Su9 SoS .y. w H s0u
will see to q; or farm. Il shall be
KsOF s fSS Gan ~ FOR his hand ~ nv
arm. what in this stress OF war and .tatecraft
! cannot GIr do for myselL I have hundrsd st
hight beyond the Main. YET God. fbsiieve.S
with rsyersnt estnsstn sss. who brought mo
Fl r. my ,on wll no, ii Hi' fail because
And he maintained this grave com posture to
the iast; man more worthy q bis high
camp At Dresden s' and On enn. ales i" ssr.a
saw; Yet under the mask discerned the
turned TO go. wandered round the room; I
was on tbS some TRACE s his
denly knew he was .ssSne nut s ne sound sna
rewarded him. He nodded sternly to me and
riders sitting upflsht in their saddles. loosed
as IL they had not moved an syelash. In our
ho .hsp 81 Snns den: q.
d %ntsd q brittle brides the
Then. and not till then. I remembered that I
fsS si ssd f0 r.. o.s
OF the child had driven it for the time from my
mind. Now IL required to me. but 1t was too
e While. VENT 1p s sRs SoS. In 'sn
Marie Wort had fallen back into the old posi-
tion at the table. and was sittinR with her face
her and saw tho purse lying 81 her SIDE. I'd TO
e. ;nd ld IEylbs f%hSsfd nsv 70 'nssr
When my lady returns sho viii send to the
camp. tbs sure to be found And you have
made a. powerful fr end"
But she took no heed OF me. She continued
small and lonely and heIre.s had t net The
heart to leave her By herself In the house and
GO ont into the sunshine to search. And SOL
scsrfeS Know .h how II came .bout.in mo-
SHOULDER and was whispering In her ear,
spoken OF that while she wept for the child
riiege. And. besides. / think We took IL Tor
granted. For when her sobs presently censed,
and she lay quiet. listening; and found her
mes On and III: sc ia, f ..n
cheek against my rough coat Our eyes had
spoken morning and evening. at dawn when
we met ,hi. and It nigh r. when We parted and
see ed fitting she should come to me for com
At length abe drew herself away from. me.
now; " she said, gently stopping mc-for then I |
think should have spoken. Will you please
to go out and searchf No. vii pot Erisys."
leaving II ON tho table. and Ii was not safe |
Marie"
sf Saps add ysFs 'S o pas:S
she whispered. hlushing. And then she ned |
ITO be COntinueLj