Excerpt from The Artist's Bride, or the Pawnbroker's Heir

As she hurried forward - this being of beauty and sorrow - she soon passed another street lamp, against whose supporter a gaily dressed young man stood lean ing. He started as he saw that face, and narrowly scanned it as it glided through the light, and then turned and looked after the retreating form.

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