The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-24

placing her shaw and begging permls
sion to accompany her home. But littl
was said during this walk; yet enough t.
afford entrance into both hearts for tina
insidious and unquiet passion, which tan
giles the web Of human life more than al
the other sentiments and instincts of GU
mysterious being. At parting he tool
her hand, to say good night, but he con
tinued to hold it and leaning against thu
gate, they both stood, for few moments
| gazing at the clear, silvery orb OF nIgnt
All, how different the moon seemed t
Lizzy mow! Earlh's spectral robe hat
changed TO veil Of glory. Her bcnne
had fallen buck. and The evening breeze
pIs we'd gently with her rim 4lets. In soft
insulating tones the young man said
'will you give me that little curl l askec
you ior?' She blushed deeply, and an
swered, in her child like way i cannot
give you that, because my mother used
10 kiss it so often No wonder she
kissed 1t, he replied; 'it looks so rogulst
lying there on the pretty cheek AND
before she was aware oft he had kissed
it too. Yremhi e and confused she
turned to open the gate, but he held il
fast until she promised that the mex,
time he came she would give him one u
her curs.
Poor Lzzy went 10 bed thar night with
an intoxicated heart. When she twSted
her hair al the glass, next morning, SHE
sml'ed and blushed, as she tWiaed the fa>
vorable ring'et more carefully than ever.
she was chidishiy happy with her pretty
lille curl The next Sunday evening, as
she sat al the window, she heard the sound
of tlu,e. He bad promised to bring his
flu :; ami he had not forgotten her. She
lSteued-t came nearer and nearer throuL b
HE wood Her bearl beat audbIy, for II
was indeed he handsome, dark-eyed sran-
ger.
All summer long, he came every Suns
day afternoon and with him came moon-
light walks, and flute warnings, and leu
DIR whisperings, and gIances, such as
steal away woman's heart. Tnls was
the fairy and of her young life, She had
somebody now into whose eyes she could
g ze, with all the deep tenderness Of her
soul and ask, DO you love your owo
10y :
ne young man ga love- out mol a:
she loved MN; Tor hers was richer na,
'u'e' ana gave more lhan ne cou'd return.
ne accohpao ca hef 10 her t''hers' and
they were generally undefs GOD to be be-
tFo'Nto' re Ia" no. seen hsr of1'her WIZ
IAN, 0ot ne was 'oId 'houSanc affections
ale anecdotes Of his KIND, good heart. -
"heh NeV returned ron me WISH 10 the
homesteao''hey OFous ut with them the IT.
Tie o'ne oe"'3' marked w. ana r. LIZ,
Zy was pro"d Ol nef genteel lover; aud
me only ut2P "nicn II now seemed pos
$40 10 add ID ie' cup OF happiness, was
10 ,ntro'9ce him 10 WI IA H. But her
ofother was lAf OIL; ana Whrn me au'umn
cane her performed announced Inc nPceS'
- Oh gong 70 ulS'a"t cry, 10 establish
A'mSell IN business II was a OIi'eF, oI''
'e' putting 10 no'n' ne %"f'hFSl le'l'rs
,Velc out c''u s'oS''tu'e lot nose III ppy
"o"l9 " "u'"'' Io"'ios"ce auu, aNer
'"i''e, r "'s ,e''e'S oecd'he more o''ei ana
roo', n' f''t was 'ne young ma" was
Wv '"I" 10 lee' uetP'y' ano among MS
"e" , "'q u',''I"'tT Is IL 'ne Guy was young
Spoa 'ooHI"s "''o"' "I'n Shali 'oftnhe'
~ y 40 =" e''"ceu " preference l'r h'n'
~ oe oovloes'y' 0uu al 'ne same Time
'"o'es',y prefer 'eu' oy woman oi any
~ coupe q1d'!'!es' Is "no' lew men'
even :, "' s,to"seSt "a'acler' t"n "''hsta"d'
/, IS Tue Nnow'euge 81 inns fac'' "nd expe,
'e"0o "'n "'a ~ 'ue 'los' ue'Icate anu
''eeP'ao'e H,ooeS o. eTP'PSSl lg preference
" n n,nn 40 . i''ue' " e'e' expresses H.
Ia" Noo 1'Io" 'qua' - '"s"'y'I'e o'h
= " v L'I@y '"Ne' was not s',o"g
1 T. ''c's'' a"a NJ was VAIN ana seIhsh.-
1t IS no "o"oe', '"e'ei'Fe' 'na' Ms le'le's
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