The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-09-07

second and more thoughtful view, the
head that was covered with such matted
hair, proved to be one OF more than good
chronological development; while the wild
ardor was turned to an expression Of untram-
mellcd intelligence, and the ungoyernable
impetuosity, to the clear and pristine rehec-
ton Of noble and fearless heart. AT hrst
the inmates were more frightened than sur
prised, at his sudden and strange appearance,
but upon learning of his inohenslve disposi-
ton, and perceiying his trusting manner
their fear gave way to surprise and even to
pity. He approached and kneeled down in
! their midst, and with De Alonzo for their
interpreter, they were enabled to gather from
his half- Indian half-English dialect, that his
descent was English, that he had been cap
tured by the Indians Hhen but child, and
4 since then had lived the adopted son OF an
"ludian'warrior, who brought him up with
! his other sons, without making the slightest
! difference between them, and that under his.
roof he had lived happy until within the
last month."* Like the Indians too he SEEM
ed fond of trinkets and jew,lry, for no soon
er had he seen rng upon Flora's finger,
than he expressed unbounded desire and
anxiety to have it in his hands. L he ring
had her name engraven upon it, but to hu-
NOR his curiosity and see the effect, she han
/ ded it to him, when at a sudden bound he
cleared the threshold of the door, and ever
during their stay in Ohio, Did they learn
aught Of his character Or place of retreat.
Weaiied and fatigued from the excitement
fof the surprise and unmeasured happiness
| OF the day, they soon retired to their couch
: es OF sweet repose. -.
The clouds and yicissitudes Of misfortune
and its attending evils, that had been pend
4 inr over them SO menacingly, bavlng HOW
: been dispersed, they slept in happiness un'
e tainted and unmared. Like nature, when
: thunder shower has broken over. its que
scenery and is suddenly chased away by the
# Genial and welcome influence ola bright and
d coudless sun, which gilds its turbulent re-
-I pose in brighter hues and robes it in sweet
er serenity-so it was with them. They
j were truer to their God-more trusting II
Y his benilicence and power, and more happy
n them elves. 49,. '.aF
A few days passed, and Mr.. Irvine noun
l. ted his horse at early dawn, and left tn
house in westerly direction. That eyenin
he returned, accompanied by a MoraVla
nc Missionarv-the Rev. David Zeisbergel
as whose grave may now bc seen near Goshe
M and before twilight spread her dusk
IS pinions over earth; De Alenzo Maryatt an
/ Irene hvine were wed. The next da
10 Dc Alonzo opened the package given hlr
:. by his father, and to his unbounded sui
n price, certificate of deposit, for, seoeat2
toslhoasaad pounds in the Bank Of Englan'
70 presented itself to his gaze. ..l s..sgl.,.A,
~ Do Alonzo's father was Spanish Dc
who loved and married beautiful Engli>
81 lady. But "a few years after the birth
ID his noble son De Alcnzo, she died and h
zee husband, disconsolate, with him took
Its rowing upon the wide seas. The rest Il
reader already knows. s... ,.u.. ..-.
'zo Time passed swiftly, on the plnlons
happiness, and weary and tired OF the da
gers and priyations of their forest hom
ed the Irvine family took up their tollson
ru Journey for one more genial. The brunei
is hue ofPeri Boscli, SO much resembling tt
oSt complexion Of The Indian: in a few mont
q had left, and she was still the fair and lov
Ter lv Irene Irvine as ever. .r.-
md : Kind and patient reader we have dor
=, We are deeply sensible Of the imperf'
14fiq tousexjssing throughout this our prima
.ith eHot; vet We have an humble hope. tt
Sis Sis yonr indulgence may hive discovered
the redeemng quality, to repay you 'at5lea
zap for its perusal. We See the sclmpness
os1 its dress, and are fully aware that = adm
fH of far more elaboration, and brighter
me sue from irnmagination's loom. twill ct
ear sequenty, readily he seen, that our ST
is condensed, and our transumptions a
pon changes Of scene abrupt; still this we W
Gus compelled to do, in order 10 obViate Il
.. unpleasantness attendant upon too lon
IS is newspaper story; yet; withal' It hke OF
ried r. - stories somehow 'o'' '''''1 "f'F'
We may however, sometime he
inc after, revise and trunsnaogryy, this dres
our our plot, and enlarge upon it too, somew
for in the shape Of a Sequel. A part OF
he present labor is founded on historical
dis. Icident and part we mast confess is dr'
|a from fancy. Bat what production is the
led, that has not at least, OF lmaglnatlf
oled Hmms? Adlou, saggea> AVA, 1aa
Niu sFor&istorieal particulars see, John A. NJ Clul
" TO Skelchos Of Western Acknowledges l9j--4'
eep, THE END.
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