Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-11
Ihe Daughter Of Night,
a STORY OF THE PRESENT T1MI
BY $. W. FULLoM.
CHAPTER III

soue's s's I Thought as yoa was gone, when
mrs. see yol. How was voa took !,
:, seized me All at once--a swimming, blind
ing d,sziness, and fell town,' replied Mnicen,
III tell ven what it is: YOU sticks too clos
70 work. You're gon' on too fast II won
do ioa must give yourself little rest,
/ can't lasN now,' said Niiiceat willing h.
snoata explain the occurrence in his own way
TOR | received an order this mc?nin., which
must execute immediately. Indeed, | must re
! time.'
You'll kill yourself I'd let the work 90 fo
once, and look 10 my health
Millicent smled--a smile so sad it dmmet
poor TOMS eyes.
i won't let yoa do it, he said. taking un he,
implements from the table. .lt's like n.nrder
aud I'll go to the shop and tell 'em so. Here
Mary he continued, his sister at this moment
entering. she's talkin' of settin' IN all night. ans
she's hardly able to 20 about.
laen, she shan't do no such thing cried Ma
~, and for very good reason, as Eve heard OF
something more proftahle-a nice little iob, tha,
VIII DC nc labor, and won't take long.
| Iteil yon she can't do anythin.' cried Tom
I Just picked her ~ of The 1ooF, in regular
| swound.
In swonntr said Mary gazing in Millicent,s
| face.
On! it was no;hiur-a mere momsntary feel
lns,, said Mlicent. Il am quite well now.
1
| Mary saoon her head. No, 10. Won looks too
! sadly for that she replied. bat anyway, dear
.ban,.' .'F s u' what mentioned, an! II ,uii be
os - .., i'> "'''y 10 go TO iaoy on'
| ,,,,smna.s ~ ~ Wy 'i's L'S"'ioP'. hef
- = II. -, ''' eu,e'a a'i, you re 10 take the
so many sick. il 'ui be quite favor. she saws, il
/ you goes.
,Hew can |, Mary, when have engaged my
! self,
| .y'ss -, .re ~ - W W. -
- - ~ a 'o'' an" ANe '"e'eo 10 20 ana
,.a l,,na -. :"
/ ,y:t ~ ,su; ,Ia'' "eie' ie't' 'e'u'"ea harV'
';i.'.eu' = VIZ y max ynA c y
,asat,,r. ''' : ' '' 'Ie'' "~''''' "e Se' on
~ "ss' -"
.No"; naaa me use OF sAN!ns foA kno'
So' so"ia III stt 0a all hSa', as yo2 sad yoId
nave 10.
IN atFaiu not, alter what has hapFaned-l
| ;aeta ms iaa'mS-h oat ny bait p.on,Se was
| gwen before
Wei. Soa tilu foa caA't 40 II, AMI that ends
Il. 10 taaka NeT m'nd easy. III clear you at
| the shen,'
ine reasoning was uaanSwerab!e: az" M.lll-
cent bat too sensible OF weakness, reluctantly &C.
| qatesced, hoping the Change would be beneficial.
! aud divert her tho lghtS from V,va>oar Soon
| She was Oh her WAY 10 Ms. L'ShHoof. and INV
iaS received her instructions, started for STRAIT
tosd-fe- Bow, waete the lady she was TO attaa |
| resided.
| 1t may seem strange that. with her warm, deep,
AM devoted Feeling, she could speedily and easily
| raliF iieta her receat utter Gepreasoa; aud,
| truth 10 say, i Was 90 without mighty strug-
| gle such as ea'F woman could compaSs. Taa
poor, iiatteErg hear; was at first ready to break
but lis power OF enduring. lis habits of Subsection
rs severe Sest-coisEol tlea IN an instant revived
+ gA~TRrtnI rp~trlNpaI -hnl 4
long period OF adrerS;ty. too, had brought her b:
ITS stern teachings TO slhdaa those restless FEEL
ings OF tenderness Favasoar had inspired. keep
| ms before her The conviction that her attachment
! was utterly hopeless. Rarely had she suffered
herself 10 TANK of him, to remember him; and
/ now, hurt IN her most sacred perceptions she
| fest more than ever he must be forgotten. She
mts pi9ck h'm from her heart-wholly, forever
not ~ obedience TO the evh suggestions OF anger,
wh'ea ',. laf uis n,oa,eh, eve" hsr meek nature
Io'i' ao' so'''e'es S'e"c' o''' az ,.e caiH o'd-
o'"s ., "'so'' pt"c,i,e, u'N. 10 Reip hef
s.s s'".''s'rp'a'e" u'> s"a'acrr Ia us
r.. s'o, a','i ~ ",i' s,e ,sca'et he
.ps's. anu 'asoi'''S la'SaSe ~ us ta,her she
~ 'hc',h' - - ''o"S' no "o'~oi''a'e ~ SeI1'oFe, %
",' a.' ~. 'S' ',.ee ".'1 SUI hH' WIN
=" o'.s' "s> "'s "'' % '1 '"o'eN qua oi ne ahec-
! '',.s ms u a." '''" u V~s'
;, WY ~! ~ 'iT , iea'"s1 >'ta''oTd, ana
~ y = Nv - u was very
sn - W US VIA Wnsie she was !"
- ~ -. sNss. ~ e'.a'm - u's servant
a'''' i" = '''te .',t =" ''Pl u'a ue ,1"S on 'he
-" -, - - .'.u ~, re >fy,.
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os "as.s ~, nea, ae"Ss.
Nm; a''" ,ss' ",' ~ ~ VI
/ IN ha II Il, H,lyn,j
CHAPTER JII
Urtpx.s eynl,nat;on resrsc,ino the brar,,e,S
/ fonna ~ a,ss.ssinn Of the o,i,n,l,m non Stnliev
| aal which ,el % the arres. and judicial examn,a-
| ttn, of Dol ami her mariner. had made Balwoo1
| ae,aa;ntea with her secrc, terroys-ani hy means
| of ,assa. enabled him 10 rule her with desnot {
| sway, lis Asst object was 10 induce her to
leave the naigahorhooi, waeye, as every little in
| cident, however private il night be Kep'. sooa
| b,can,e i gabEc top;c, he was in constant dead
| that same forta,to1s circimsancc woll3 drulre
Their marriage; aud 10 elade Inquiries, he eoa.
| tsiel 10 gye her departuce the app ,arance of an
! e,opement. From that tne she had resided At