The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-16 00:00:00

likamas, wounds/ l• the f7S .1161 man* Whist
is cold water ; but far lb, Chia COSI?e
it
anodise+ duty to NMI, ut wmAbar pang to eatisq /et,
sailed for pan sad at, whim" We heetigh:t hint.
then wrote two faredall lathers.om of them ie (tanoW.
"In German r if. wes Mr away from the Vatherla d
Dow—as far as any soldier in taw ranks had ever be%
sent by the ambition rid his sass:sad ma I" f•Offf bow
the fah-haired young Teuton mod hare yearaed th.
lest time to the old Mad Mad the old days. It must h.,.
seemed a hideous drums; he, what hail he to de sui
the strange swarthy ..ngrossed hive with that Lek
figure that was abutptud on the h-erb? with th.d
womadad man who kept waving so nomad, Ii
ps
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wish the priest who was Praying? with the surd. et,.
were whispering is an unfamiliar temple? He is, to
on—a letter to his mother. a letter to his wife--od
gave them to the bishop. Then, sib. had ested. ther
same into the room the wife of one of hie Kneed..
*lipped Jost allot* of his bloods hair; thin—he
German —ha kissed very tenderly. and saw that 't
awed is the searead Mier— the War treat an LI .N-4;
oaths brink de tralier's grave to an linuerrea who am
mad. it was more, *peek. than that ; lIWSiI lett.
that might well be wrings by the bumbled low, wit.:
lasi prayer sou thee the bitterness of his cora evil ute
=lab' be tempered to her who had shared his fortes*
while a ray of sweet light shone through lb. 4.4.4
*loud, in that prosdes of reunion hereafter which
i
him bless death tself. His business with lb* week
being sew Dearly door, Ike prieosar composed himself
to sheep. At daybreak be again beard ma., and thet
knelt for • long while M the altar "praying Of weepi.,,.
He bad owns enough. Hoarse knows, for both ;
roving himself for the little be bad yet to do, h....
bright seed radiant when, to the mane of • mithary
head, Captain Goomilea inbred the hall. Tim orden
that akar WWII to blindfold his primmer. but with
last utterance of authority the Prime refused to he
bound. The Mazioan bowed, and desisted, and ferth.
with lb. last of gluey processions in which Masimiiiie
bad been the abief figure left the building. In treat
rode • equadron of lancers; met came a band planar •
funeral mars* ;a battalion of infantry followed ; the.
, grown of Premises:a friars, and other groove sf Indians
bearing the coffins of the three Heim men ' • Ohm;
main with the three bleak morns at which tiniest
prayen ad were Debi Mimed up. Whea them la 4
emerged from the chief gate, Kanimilian stepped briskly
r forward is his tura ; ered as os parade, and addressee!
• cheerful "Let as march to our liberty. tentlas.
to his fellow prisoners. ho walked steadily on. m.
yiecossls' wound slowly sir bill to the plea of stem.
his; and now, mingling with the faseral marsh, Gone
the tolling of Om consent bells As old, old wane M
Mexico, no doubt, where many a• bright • morniashea
been stained by as cruel a deed : yet • woos that eon
bowl to the heart for all that. Whew the reiset were
bidding him farewell, Maximilian for Ow bat time
meowed mowed. but In 1101011101, forgive Oa man IrMts
who had betrayed him—"forgave all Odmiocre—as
Maxim and higher powers may yet forgive him. Them,
turnipg to lb* captain of tie shooting peel. _ld smiled
--tt was the old smile that years ago hag .tes/f wen the
heads evened halloo, who bed jowl mem be_ ,hete he;
family, button* to hate himself. bewailed, b .
said, "A la disposieimdi matte—At your °mee.„041)..11
W service. The signal was e ,
gives, amd ha MI bee 0,
I upon the muss.