The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

Mifin b ~ 10 save HIM Ell r IN he ne
esS'ly OF reply, fnr be was deep in though
nd though The gbscuIity Of the distant pas
is memory vas STRIVING 10 grupe her way.
| Alter Il lev moments The singer appeared
| gam IN The salonn.
DID you say her name is Al;ceY asket
Mttin Gay, Ms his ey's for Tie Sc, ond time
rested upon her: .Altce--Alce what?'
have never heard, Sue is only known b,
! thai name. She does not need so many cog
nameus as We lpss gifted individuals, and
suppose intends that the world sh II know
without being told fouher. who i, mean
when the singer Alice is spoken Of
'Dund1s, have seen lhat face belo,e. yol
may depend upon twill you believe il
during all my residence in Europe hav,
sought with desperate earnesness, bul il
VAN, for a face ust such as her's
( Pay wherefore? Are you not the sworr
Zoe Of all lady-Ioves save the sweat goddess
o. panlingP
Hush: love has had no hing to do with my
search, pretty faces are TO Le found every
where; aud though an artists, | am free tc
say Inc maH who marries woman for hcl
beauty is poor fool. Did you ever see my
picture called Sunrise, painted seven o.
eight years aQoP
Remember il2 Why my dear fellow 10 be
Isure do, and what grand nj it gave you
before the darling pnblic;' would be stupid
indeed to forget that picture or its an,hor.
A copy Oft has heeD the best ornament Of nv
room for yearsn
swell, perhaps you know, though of course
yon could not, for never spoke of my in
tenhon to another-hul ever since that pic
lure was finished, have determined to make
one OF a series by painting two others, one
of such innocent lovoIiness arrived at woman>
Iy perfection, and The Ihrd was to be the
Image of crime, or beauty ruinei; and the
three hoped To offer n moral lesson TO the
wurij. Never ill tonight have | seen one
worthy to take the second place in the series.
see her now, and have GE impression that
amounts almost to conviction, that this wo.
maG is that child
'She lives on Ten'h street. Ifn YOUR
wish we will visit her to night when the con.
cert is finished, or tomouow, perhaps, how.
ever. YOU would prefer calling on her alone p
sld Frank Dundas, with a hearty co opera
ling look of voice and manner
by ali means accompany me--we will go
in the morning, and l will! lay my life on II,
that singers name, when a child, was Alice
Flynn
A clever the following morning, ,he lady
was alone N her simply furnished apartment,
in boarding house on 1'cnjh street. The
beauty which had dazzled nIl who beheld
her on the previous nigh, did not owe any>
Thing TO dress OF TO lamp>ight, it bore the
inqnlsllve glance Of the sunshine WELL
A lice received her guests, the Hon. Frank
Oundas and The artist Martin Grey, with a
grace and case Of manner which delighted
them. She spoke with the enthusiasm Of
youth The All in which she wos so great n
proficient, and every word she uttered reveal
ed mind well cultivated refined and irti
mately noble.
A haIf huur passed speedily by, but the
Honorable gave no sign AN intention TO de
part. The artist, who surveyed her as he
would an exquisite production of art, frsl
rising to take his leave, said-'l have ta>
vor TO urge madam. it is very great one
am painting series Of porlrairs, will you per.
NIT me to take yours as 4 representative Of
NoondayP
~ would be very poor representative of
the glory and majesty of the theme you have
chosen. Pardon me, must decline an hon.
or so unmerilled.'
Permit me TO judge that, said Martin
Gray, earnestly. III is an idea have long
desired to carry OUT; wished 10 make The
picture an exact likeness, and therefore
sought beanly that was more perfect, 81
there should be no work left for nv imnei-
nallon--now that the object ofmy long search
IS found, DO mol deny me this great privilege
II you will only accompany some of your
friends 10 my studio, by showing to you tie
Sunrise, can better exploin what it is wish,
or perhaps you win suffer me either now OF
Tomorrow escort you thiiher'
Tomorrow she answered, 4 will come.
Ere then you may, | trust, find some one
elsewhere to represent your IDEAL
That is utterly impossible. Tomorrow
then, before the rooms are filled with visitors,
shall look for you,' said Martin, with de.
cided grateful accent and look, anG the young
men walked slowly away.