Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-25
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THE DYING GIRL.


THE DYING GIRL.
The following we extract from q story in
the August number of Petersons Maya
zine" Ellen is in the last stage of con-
sumption, the result of having been betrayed
by gentleman, to whom Isabel, ignorant
of his real character is betrothed. The dy-
ing girl, deeming it her duty to DO so re-
veals to Isabel the character of her intended
husband:
At the expiration of half an
hour. Isabel came forth from her chamber
weeping, and summoned the family to re-
turn to The invalid EIlen's eyes, as well
as our heroines, showed traces Of tears
But no allusion was made by either of the
girls, to what had passed during their Sc
crct interview. Isabel sat down by Ellen
side, and clasping that thin hand in hers,
looked up INTO the invalid's face with a
gaze where sympathy, tenderness and a
common bond OF suffering were all COM
blned
Il feel | am growing weaker" said FL
len. family. And she pressed Isabel's hand
as She said" YOU will net leave leave me
yet"
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beth so alike in the blight Of their young
hearts. Isabel gazing up into the invalid's
face with eyes blinded with tears Ellen
looking down on her with a smile Of inelIa-
bic affection.
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