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alanhoov.

oF T is not necessary to dwell on every link in
the chain of Carl’s history, as if we were
writing a chronicle. Already has the
reader been informed that the young Ger-

 

man had formed the plan of setting up a
school for himself. Let us hasten to the
accomplishment of the purpose, leaping over the years
which intervened between the point where this narra-
tive began, and the day of Carl’s instalment at the
little school of Sunnyside. Suppose I try to sketch
the scene: it is one worthy of a better pencil than
mine. |

Among the numerous little coves which indent the
island-beach near to the city of New York, there is one
of singular beauty, not far from the turbulent passage
from the East River into the Sound. The boiling
torrent dashes fearfully against the rocks, which are
often covered with foam, and smooth from the dash of