Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-08-20


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Marion, thrusting the money back into
his pocket, and seizing the astonisIled
man. Resistance was useless, Marion
dragged the officer 10 thar bar which
had been intended for himself anu told
the sincident. He succeededqin prove.
ing the manofgolden principles, guilty.
A month more Of incidents passed
and yet the wife hunter had made no
discoveries but such as were discoura-
ging. He became sconversant with
many ladies', bat all lacked the one
$hing, looked for. An were too mild,
lkx dsao xaipt aer too afiectiopase.4sAll
would love ahke, weakly. The youth
longed for a war tra!ned3Amazon, or a
well disposed Fury; one who would
cling around him like fame around a
burning tree, and love to. the extent of
uncontrolled intellect At last plan
o. " own urged % Inc consumatlon OF
ing earning wlsn. @a95& .saai; ,s.eg
arse oalloo9 was constructed at
hls e4Eshse'a ana the chy was 'hlied
WIN pllls announcing an ascension du-
rpg we mrs mls' y Storm Storm mat should take
pace. Inc tmng LOOK every heart,
apa lne wle4e Guy 'PaiPila'ea When
tAe aWlul !hne arrived. Inc In balloon
lqggea al us ias!enihgs; ne raging
clouds revoived IN the black heavens,
rushing iurlously atwart and though
each other, ana roaring and weeping,
while as u TO sound the charge OF ter
rdr, the thunder broke titfully, and rum
bed il echoes like the footfalls OF train
ping Gods. Tbs wind sighed in whirl-
ing surges, and broken voices whis-
pered as tempests can whisper, loud,
ys1 sou. "a 'lelr peeilng power.
Hnuuoe'lne 'ahg oser !ne sl0"'esl
near!s, r 'ien1S d ro.isa .;l up ~ e sctoil me
Pass,on anu as'iipu'es VI hhsh'ieS'
'tlu'' ~, @fs..h
Inc ram had not yet broken from
thetaerlal fountains, but the counte-
nance OF the rolling OF the concave, oil
threatened an ocean burst
when thelrheaylng bosoms should part.
At this terrific moment, Marion stood
up with a smile IN his calm eye, and
called tor companion. His words
ran like the rumbllng thunder above,
andall that trembling host bent forward
" nseen. - Ese-s /,
v;tn % whatever M won,a,, 'os sn;.;, G,G gn'
Inna for fbe delectabIe axcnrp;on 1p;1,, 10y ~
with VIII ne eN''oD' ~ ~
The cr.,va stood ,,,to NJ
sronso m Mor;on Soo oon,;n'1oJ ] w
81 have = wondors,l ' secrot ., .,u
tho. tiaav who w;II r;de go ,,;,L ~ .en
,,u ''No WV" .''o
'''iousn '"S siooosi e IT,. ,., !.
nve.y .In,,',h : nv .u'c !, ,"Jus'lus, ,.' ~ !,
sp.a1 s, a. -. .,,oIs ~, . leM h,,l n'pulIe 'aa
possessea i%sJ n.y. % ~ d usi'oW'I WI. ol
.uo01 ..;Ii NJ o"'n. .oosa uoma' anu "'' was again
sum ..1 ~ ;esponsec
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49, ~ .L n t'e'
.noJ" sirhod 1as - .o,mb @ ,ha au useh
sopPlo,sou' s's"Iu ',ioe" c .n1 Pa 'eu
any any pa.. "Ps - 'a9 'oses " ny '.use'
anu l''ae ons vaI'' ueL s.s, "en'
W ~ ;.n HIa,Ia .Ia q anu u'eu wne" n NJ NH
s'eu WIN Wy ''o'ln "'isPei' w re-
poiise. Jafl
Marion saw TIE tempest grow ripe,
and ne spoke again. .r.
"Who Will 60 up with me to re.
celve a lovers ring IN the clear blue
sky above the storms who that now
looks on my eyes, would accept my
heart In yonder dome, and come down
to benny brldeW aa srs a..s .a.ig
4 There was a mild but beautiful girl
scarcely sixteen, who had looked on
Marion's face silently with the. rest,
but her heart had another feeling. 1t
drank the wild spirit Of Marion. and
loved. She would have responded TO
the first rail bnt her love sn sndden so