The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-12
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and eft their companion TO Watcu lnoNeuehtS
this helpless girl Rough and ferocous as they were,
she felt even more comfortable when they were all to-
gether than when left alone with this savage He
would not permit her to go out of his sight for in
stant and she felt for the first time what it be
a prisoner. After some hours his companions return
ed and told him all was discovered that they had found
the grave of the murdered count, and upon opening it
perceived deep wound in the temple of this noble
YOUTH which doubtless had been inflicted by the deceit
full hypocrtca peasant, in his eagerness for plumber
Here the wretched girl exclaimed with clasped hands,
sob my poor. dear, innocent father, may Heaven be
thy preseryer.' One of tho brutal men aimeda blow
at her; but his arm was held by another rather more
humane than himself She rushed from the apartment
and throwing herself on her knees at the counts grave
implored his spirit aid in convincing the minds of
her dear fathers Judges of his entire innocence of the
crime laid to his charge. Two of the soldiers follow
ed her. and of hem her former protector, seemed
touched with her youth and nisortunes He even rails
ed her from beside the dead body and pledged himself
TO guard her faithfully. She thanked him with heart
felt gratitude, and breahed silent prayer TO Him in
whose hands the destnes of men, for his goodness
in turning the heart Of one of her enemies into kind
ness and pity.
The next day arrived the Cabin, for the
soldiers repair Immediately Warsaw, and TO bring the
peasants daughter with them close wagon also sent
the body of the young Ponatowsk and directions where
find the prisoner had confessed where he had buried
him These orders instantly obeyed and the whole
valcade in motion and their way the capital
of Poland Dispatches had been Catharne of the
whole circumstances relative the disappearance of the
count the discovery in the Forest after long and often
successful Search and she directed that the and his
daughter should be brought Petersburg where The Empress
herself would be present the trial. This
cy agreeable varea for her beloved parent had before
bitterly experienced the of Caharne, and she
feared that inevitable death attend her ather
,here alternative she fastened arrange her simple
attire and the vehicle that convey her far from
the lone Forest Cabin which had long afforded peaceful
shelter herself and father The exquisite beauty of this
young could be concealed under the
simplicity of her habnents and thso redundancy of her
flowing nge appeared great advantage from her nea,
woven willow bonnet, which she decorate with
colored howTes; simple pink ribbon tied be-
her white and dmped chn and although herusua smile
bansed by her accumulated Sorrows yet the touching
of her beautiful unobseryed
by the rude company with whom she surrounded
Their awkward admiration, awkwardy expressed became
extremely painful her, and she felt it something very like
relief when the distant city of Warsaw met their view. Te
soon arrived there's and although it had been determined
lodge parent and child different cells yet by the inter
cession of the kind soldier before alluded the commanding
officer gave them permission this night together
with other witness than the cenne that guarded them
When the detected Dosky heard the heavy bolts slowly
cede, he imagined his customary allowance of food