Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-17

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church. bepond \ rolled tha nela ,us,e5
and an abr,nf XIII rose On the onnosits
shore. AZ thew annroached the c61rc5
iTnl;e,te remarked that q mile. hoard
stood' near II ,.on which she had hefore
noticed the words..eioht miles TO Nazs
areth.ns She was lust opening her liDs
10 mention The pleasing tbouSbt oflbe-.
ino 50 near home. when asthev ,vhealed
by lie edifice. her ewes 3 became rlyited m
OF, a fir,,re which, was ree 4 3 ;o,,t. irona
an angle in the building. II was broad
moonlight; she cr;asped ls instinctiiviel ii
The arm. arm other father. and al pointed ri d:
Tie object. Ii was the Hessian Solder.
to whose uncouth and almost brutal gal.
lantrv she had been so often subjected
He raised his hand over his face AZ if
to cast its shadows ON his austere brow
and renulsive visao oe and gazing intent.
lv for m instant he skuiRed abruntlv
around corner Of the building and
disappeared from their vew. y.
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II was nearlv . month after these
circumstances that Cantain perc;val
with his dauohter JnI;ette and her
vo,,n, s;ster tSen in childhood vare
seate1 around a cheerful heartb II the;r
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"e ,Ia' tears ,o oe " - % olear;na Leavan ~ tho s,sn
sa. sot ,s na,sod a ;,ssif as1ant ~ron ,ha hills
@ and cIo,ds IN an ,,ns,,al hea,tw The
snene was snel1 mon Tho Ie.rt of
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800 ,n ~ Tho Ca IN whose ;nGn;te s;nh,
- - ,,nEoIded the cares of tho ch;ldren
&C ~ oan' She looIed ocross @ the en,;"
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hen e' sn.bo.,n " ] aot,aas s ,vss sp si,uated -
ana,har M ~ ne,r ~ haifo n,;le d;stan, Il
mu ,n"s - ,nn. ~ ,nh;.a M - naans;nn hef,re
whose Wh doors ,U nonlars % % and oaks with with
other orn.roentsi trees stood waving
liLe WINGED ra;nhows in western air.
and ND cIotSsJ IN all tho. colors which nc.
cono ~ n.nn ] The Amar;can forests in the
. ,,,,,p = sea son In that cottage Law her
adored and honored George Leslie.
There she had ministered to his wants
and sickness with the devotedness Of
unsullied and youthful affection. Be-
fore his wound was healed he had a.
gain rushed into the battle at German
town: and was now living. scarcely con.
valescent. in a chamber whose win
dows She beheld Frightening in the
last ravs Of the setting sun. All the
events Of a few, weeks fitted across
her memory. The royal army had
taken possession of PhiIadelphia: and
the regions around were in terror
and confusion. Her father had again
sousbtthe field. and encountered the
foe. and Leslie, was suffering from in
lures received in the contest, I'M
pressed with that fear for the future,
which the state ofindividuals and com.
munities around her fully warranted,
and actuated by the tenderest impulses
of her woman's heart. she had consen.
ted to her union with Leslie as soon
as his recovery would possibly admit
The tears sprang to her clear full ewes
as her meditations deepened: and seek.
mo to avert the, melancholy tenor Of
her g sthouoht she flunp a shawl over
her shoulders. and stopped H forth into
the garden TO paze on the prospects a.
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