The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31
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Ny Two cURAToRs
The rcxt part If tho tale viii tell h-icf,y AS
may. philip Stnnsn"ld, my father. was t'i"1
and conacmncd 70 death, according To the word
him. Janct Mari and Rohua Iohns,o T" %ctc sc
trGCcd 10 re carried away ore- sras. ard tho-c In
DO sod .oT slaves in the Virs!Eian o' carolin!an
Vow NJ! thcs, THO. lav r. tho Tohooth II
Edinburgh waiting their several dooms, and moan.
whir many things happened to us who abode
o. four DAYS aiief the taking away 81 nv ,sthcT
! felt all The scnSauorS ~ ic'-a- as StronrI~ ne
before. but Af;r' while the feeling was hluniod
IsrCcIa!.y a. sa61 ~ ! haa;d thn' ph.in Stane-
fold wsa eond amncd 70 Death ard would never
:G;hc:.
in he nleassnt humTinr Min housc by the Weir.
but instead q; the nelly hilc coitgsc ~ the lodrc
Ge;', SunH N he q ,1AE r.1cs p, Morchsm wood
had hated Il 'Er1l the fret. aad now took every
opportunity % sl.Nrlug ." - Hum nhrrv Snur.
WAYS mil N the vslicv where ! could h" happy
with Me we4y,Fs n Overs "a! with oil he hum
AID hustle ~ the mil cong m alouI me
!3u; after q while Cmphray Spurway would
rot remit ne u core 50 n'icN.
house" he would ask end when told him aye
&c would 'rown and SHAKE BIS head ana fold the
webs Of cloth all wrong So that even William
Bowman would smile cpvorily. and taking the
pee nut o his ncS;rr's hands do It himself
"Fie on you; 60 your ways home ladd!c he
would say 1T Is no; meet that your mother.
q young and ielr lady, SHOULD he thus let alone,
Pshaw" hnt hc wrail knock a drying rack
over with his loot and Then Kick az am or falling
pick It w and &c; the harmless thing in It's place
Eg'.n, knowing his masters ways and custom
wien troubled
iToa ~: hogse tmpnrHy Spurway:" would
Sav Why did you not ash her 20 stay alto
eS:.er With YOU wncn Shc was hcrc-!f Won think
al. lfF "a fl.l doc .ff
d.l not wGai 80 50 and am sure that she did
not, .,....
out looking Is II Ne would knock my head OF
Gods Aclr--Gs-l YOUR mother 10 stay, What
d"Gs Tie loon say' ont my Gi!l with YOU!
vaIet g. srcak So Get home 81 your mother
at dogs tEo, OF J WI. SET toe hlooGaounds On
at tie M!ln house ;o' month o sundays"
~ y 70 tell YOU Aow M msther liked the trout'
Umph!aY Srurway as well as William Bowman
knew him. and count upon 'hc knowledge
Well al any Ts'S lot me 10, &c our face
rDt have boys like YOU setting my card.aE and
s1.na!GG laSscs by the ears end Wrestling mymcn $
tine. lor wh!ya have T. nav 81 oenr Get away"
Yet tor al thai | went just when VS. ready
Butt must hasten 10 tell what bc'cl myself
soon after th!s. while ny gthcr lay in the T0l.
both uu.cT sentence ~ death | think have
MI h.tEcrtb mentioned my uncle Joha, save by
IN ctgncr rs II were when S,' J&T'es, my poor
second soa, 20 whom he had looked u lc some
comfort o. his old age, Was last following in the
Now Mr.. John StansRc!d was a youth r. quite
different G3praraac" i.r, my p or father rol
on hing he VA y'ty :, in and y.FcIawr, VIII
via sH!!ow skin Gr.wn tightly oy'r promincn,
H was lawy,r to his business, hu, no, o.
The busy sgr, Of thrnI lik' III" G!ay.rycd King,
! Atyucatr, sir jams ps4rymr!c of Stair III
own proper business. bet win orhCrS Hike him h,
sp'nt most Of his time in ioll!n" ST. lies 20 IN
succnasiul mcllh rs II f!s own nroicssi"n 81
found out ai'"rward = AZ ms 'irl" he wcariec
! but !ittl, o! his Il!Sur, On lad like M.
cordially, my father with The pru"!ggl's contcmp
Of the les open sinner .p whom be G'llca the Law
! ami inau!t!ns names that l viii not write here
Whic John Said noihinS to his brother hay
/ and hullyinGs he had roc lived from his scniu
/ in youth. s" he said nothing, only hodr his i'm
! and supplied my ,rrandfathcI with eycrythint
/ h" coulI hear or Invent 70 the discrcdit oi hi
But alter Philip stansNcld came home III
| b. shame owe! al! the country side, there cam
! a day when the brothers mt, II Was AZ Luck!
Barton Hotel in the Grassmarket where III
Their greeting must have sounded strange
| from brother 20 BROTHER
Hey Dciis rau!chag, lans.n"hbit Jock IN
| supp.antcr, where away? Conc and take n drinI
with an honest man for once in your worthless
That was Philir Stanslclds salu'a;ion CT ic
! from tho farther side oi tho wide square. An
! SO leaving his legal conpdniu MS, John had Gon
scarcely lcit my father 50 long us h RENAME
! in EdinhnrGh, He la! Phip StansAcId in hi
rooms He pied lin VITA drink, He kcr
| desperate in his cupG In all this he was as
sisted h. one Saul Mark, the husban! Of the
eS SH house by The crosS r"ads Of New Minis "
and tick.sct Ais skin Drowned like that Of ma
! long in hot countries vince lever and rum La
sailed him against all infection 81 other feeble
diseases He wore large silver rings IN hi ears
Tor luck and when lie was in no company an
! away from town lie often wore a red hanckel
c!ici tied about III. head instead o, decent hlg
more than anything as being Of spice piratica
He had aproared quito suddenly in the country
side one fair day about rlrc yea ago lie set u
| dicinG and rambling table on tie green at Nor,
ham, 20 which all ne young .spark, and nj!
From This Tin e forth Tie silent man with the ring
twinkinr pdlcly IN his ea-s had played many
SSE I'm dn f Sn XII Ea sbn.E u Shown in
among the laird'S sons, who put down Groat g
two, which lie saw swept of in few moments |
the quick five and take Of larger game, II
elderly couni'yman's all, There seemed to hil
dishonesty, IN, thc sudden disappcarance OF h
Witt a spGam Of sudden anger he set his han
70 Ills hip To draw a dagger, and grasping Ill
keeper Of The gambling table by the collar he foun
himself looking into the Erinning face Of ded,
! with readiness which seemed uncanny and nj
natural 10 tie onloOkcrs, The brown man wit
the earrings had OWNED the intentions Of his q
Sailant before lie knew them himself, and, viii
going on with his game, had Kept his hand upo
tie butt Of a pistol which lay ready cooked IN
| drawer at lis hight hand.
The countryman gasped and gurgled mart n
| lately A glucy foam 81 hcred about III II,
| onAd ,pfa unnd u