Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

ton OF those little hearts, to rouse tht
siuubertug fires OF genius; to mould theil
n,,ds at Der villa glorious right. vet 4
fearful one
We left the pale teacher in her now
quiet school-room. / wanted her. nav
/ urged her TO walk home with me bat
sie sm.iiugiy refused, pointing to huge
bundle Of quilts to be meuded and lar9e
pile OF copies to Be set.
Daty, daty-aH right" said aunt
Debb.c aud then comes the pleasure oi
a visit from you Amy. on SATURDAY. when
tnc children VIII have a half holidav.n
=" Y es Iadd;e tAiuk Of Saturday: aud
till Ell, good bye"
e Now, uald,e- for a race to the top OF
TIE hilI 81 aunt Dcbb.e
[ soon attained the summit and called
10 my aunt to follow We stood there
some time, drinking in the splendid sun
set, when we heard yo,ces in an adjoining
wood
The wood-cutters, John Holm and
his son. L suppose" said my aunt
The sounds. which had at first been
those Of cheerful conversation, nov be
came louder and angry
On! aunt. they are quarrelLing,' [ eX-
claimed
Aunt Debbie stepped Boldly into the
forest Guided BY the sounds. we soon
emerged frou the tangled tlicket Into an
open glade There stood the two d,spu-
tants The old maus colnteaa ce was
crimson WitI rage, the son stood with up
lifted arm and guEeriag lip. His q litter
mg axe aaone IA his hand Iuan :as;aat,
adnt DebD.e was between ten hand
on toe arm oI eacL
Are Y meAs" sad SIC. W0pld YOU
suIiy tLsa Dti5at glade VT. an act OF yiO-
ie"cez Old maI would you strike Your
sJn-that boy who was once your pr. de Z
IoHr wIlte mars should lave taaglt you
W'sdom. Do not stir up his anger lest io
/ be sJreiy tempted. son would yoI stain
your axe Will yodr IatIers blood he.
ne-nber tu@t nc Is yoar ftiiHcr. That
word alone should secure your respect
Ddt nc has toIed for You: his frame has
Deel beAt"ith labor his na.r has whltcned
"-t4 rJl lor you-Ior you, his UnSratefll
soh.
Iae young mans arm relaxed IT'S hold
a1d lts axe ieil to the c2rtn. Blt IN Old
man still grasped his, and his face wore a
steruer troWn.
john" my aunt continued, can you
imagine your santod wife looking down
from heaven, and benoidlng you W,th up
lifted arm against her son, her living in
age"
At the mention OF his VIE the old ma1
burst nut food OF tears, and. sitting
IOWA on tae newly lai-e,i tree. ne o1EleC
MS lace Ia A's nands and "ept bitterly
Now - u nan, - d aIlt De3a
c3ucaHe Tie 80 n (, mans arm, 20 ell
-'t"t yoi are pcl-tedt, ass ms 11rS'Et'tess
a.d all Wiu be Wei"
IL NatleI towards HIS father, and We
-, tle"l rs We threaded or way taro
t1e tH-c"c5. 40" DHudcd y a Dtdac- Ifom
some 'mp2rt'ledt tree no" acra.edea by
or.af. ho" starting al sIdifrei l Thought
u IA, sell" stu another TIghJ-l peace
.it2'> no oiV woman, he+Piess' "liic-
7'at'''5 woman + - t'fHieo 70 9I'oe ia SG1-
- among a '-ty ne.i - calm 5uc.r r.llled
miss. - "e1.,e- tle s,ro~5 arm a iu tae
AID "cdE3 "i'a Fass-oaE no blJ "o-
'iiiA cah sh"" t1en the hoDic't feIen5e-
Jae revenge 81 hla1"ess a fi9h1 50
,e1fIII must make every true woman tfem-
ne at tie Jaou52t Heaven send Us
solo.-iA T. Use =
~ We descended the hii / Feco9hizCu
lie loa- avenue oi cedIfs on our fiShI, a
teiui!'5 10 'Ae mousse oi , IuiEe SaFI'Ohs a.
t"e ma .'tfiie was caled hau hau .ll
many Hhe race down that aven1e with
Fanny Carton; bit 1 aad not seen or
heard anything OF her for two years -
True before ie.t ny native villa e Tor
-ls-'oalJ'e boarding scnoo. tn distant
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