Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-18
GrQai County Herald.
|eic hes OF lake Light House.
BY MARK, OF HAZEL GREEN.
CHAPTER ".

CHAPTER ".
left Tom waiting anxiously for Jen-
On him at the appointed place
not have to wait but q short time
he made her appearance.
p a kind good gal, as you are, ten-
nmenced Tom, with something a.
enderness, IS he took her hand and
s3.reen both his hard horny ones
b: out at SIGH an hour to see the
qIea Tom Frost. There is moth
.tA toe good for We, an eff had il
@,..d 5e your'n. You are the on
tend | have, aud it makes NE love
you do me, don't ye?'
l2 declaration, Jenny did not nakc
H1]ate reply; but during it, hel
cast st her feet. Her whole
ntled, and even, if she had had
&t.oa to speak, she would scarcely
a abe from her agitation. She
expect Tom to make an avowal q
@' Der, and much less expect him
re0Procetion from her. She
repaired for it, and hence, hesita-
tine what course she ought tc
She had never yet permitted
% believe that she had any real eff.
10y nm, Or any strong feelings which
'eQ to 1t, still she knew that a live
thy Tor him had been created in
on account Of the unfortunate
IN which he was placed, rs re-
ne odiam which attached to his
ne made her believe, uniustly
s4'eo0siy, and the persecution he
ID consequence, from the hands
ao-.c' Farther than this, she tho'i
not gone, yet she did not deny but
lo'Hd peculiar pleasure in his
arising III part from her sympa.
a,'A' which in its operation upon a
leaft, ottlmes produces a decided
"AicA when coupled with the
ae presence Of the person, rises in
vale Of the heart which is the fore.
o0e love. She did not know
condition of her heart; she did
although she dare not own it e.
'Het. 1t is a state of suspense
oitlmes quite painful, wherein
an opposite character contend
semacy. When a woman ha,
~ 'aIs point in her hearts career
Of her LIES highest and hottest
'4e positive unequiyocal knowl.
She loves with all the powers
1g' and Is loved in turn as in,
I'd the object upon whom, the
Ills great affection has been Law.
-ader the ban of public censure
and fears increase, whether she
them out in all their fervor an(
lestlnies of her life into his hands
considerations of prudence anS
regard, govern her actions, an(
Ter to put him off from time *
the intention finally Of abandon
together. 1t was the conten.
@eA feelings going on in her DO
' close of Toms declaration which
delay and agitation.
ing that she was inclined to make
nate reply, Tom resumed.
W everything that'll make YOU
2r@iortable for life. | shan't be
ION Frost / have been, and an
wv; Ishall be somebody, and berc.
'''' nothing else, but for youl
y, On then to inform her about
.l$eoyery, the wealth and extent
K: %rlng 1t, and the strong pfoba-
!. becoming speedily the sole
and the circumstance under
! M rested, and the state of the
P, rr 99eng largely in his favor
-.s0 by the recital to her whom,
/ /, * q coal9 not stop until he nara
n .,,, ~aa 4. they could do with it to.
o gs'3ang themselves with an a.
!, ~n ,4e JOYS and pleasures Of earth.
rl'' be confessed was not dis.
i, 1 5a,., as her life had been spent
nd r Apr: and hardships Of
p%o N al. alluded to the old windlass
~. Which he based his claim to
IL &c Jenny started With er.