The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06

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kneser sung such expression such inspiration
Fheodu lengihoned out ihe,6nale in order
Ito Ii lie his tears and regain liaeompasure
4 81 Softly MS spirit voices llsped the strings
beneath he aouchof his righ hand the las
Istrong powcrG,l cbnrns in Famluor brealhec
/ the learIullesi sorrow. d minute long he he'll
them, until their tones Rerbtcd every
AEoart No lGud applause followed The per,
tGrmance oI this immortal master piece -
They embraced he weeping Alma aud warn
y shock TheodoI's hand with many thanks
AT last The h6nr 0G parting came; TheodoI
imprinted n kiss on AIma's trembling hand
tand begged permission TO see her again FIe
was answered hy friendly words from hel
Imoiber and gentle looks from Alma.
\ What Understandable magic power lies in n
Ihoy, pure, ,ennoiEng love. Such was AIma's
for Fhcodor. She Aed 10 her chamber lhar
she might hc alone with her love, that un-
Iseen by mortal eye she might calm lhe storm
tt'hat ragged IN her bosom. Alma has only
one thought The pdor - out of him asnlrht
and death wnh him WAS light and heaven
She took her lr,ej and loved friend - her
harp; but this timc it had H., voice of conso.
/ Iaiun for her. Her head sunk upon her
hand, burning tears h,wed down her cheeks,
| her passion was at 0uce an agony, and an
tccstacY, a sense Of coming woe vas mingled
with the J"y. "Such Iove.is too bright
and beautiful for eGrlh,'' she marmured,
"ony in heaven can Hheodpr be mjne.r-
The day dawned as Alma WON and cxhaus.
Ted sank INTO aA easy slumher.
Theodor rose The next morning likewise
more unrefrcshcd and%xciled The events
ltf the last evening added TO The noble en-
,press,nn of his pale counIenance another
charm, n shade Of qnilc sadness had settled
/ in his hriIIiahi eye, and his dark, waving
hair hung careiessI> over his forehead. lie
bent his steps towards AImH's dwelling -
She herself opened the door, both mother
and junl Vere absent at mass. Bushing
she led him to the sofa, Theodor gazed long
into her eyes, then forgetting all The past,
tramplng under foot ali obstacles aud fears
for the future, ne cast himself at her feet
Alma saw The impioring look Of his eve and
with lie exclamation My Thcodor," sank
upon his breast. No word, no oath oil love
rconno,n;o, ,,r sn,.h so,l, !, w,,Ia,n,
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d canned not Of their fearful earnestness.-.
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