Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-17
he most distinguished iamilies residing in the

place.
The convict went to bed that night at his inn,
thinking himself happy fellow, aud slept sound
| ly under that impression. The following day
found him pretty much of the same opinion. If
from time to time thought of the near future
flashed across him, he drove it away with the cir
culation that he must have two or three clear days
IN his power, and that it was his part as a man of
sense simply to make the best use of this time.
Accordingly he speut the morning in lounging
exploration OF the town and neghborhood, dined
we'll amused himself Mt billiards, and at length,
walked towards his inn, to prepare FOL the theatre,
and Tor the ball that to follow. AS he walked
along his position struck him for the twentieth
time IN its amusing point of view. lie enjoyed
vastly the idea Of The trick he was about 20 play
the select circles of Damburgville. There was no
chance of his being rccogniscd lie should feel
! free to act the gentleman among gentlemen and
ladies too. The ladies he quite longed to meet
! for years he had been banshed from their com
pany. But those hard years over he should
talk and dance with the politest Might he do
more? II he could set on foot marriage, mat
ter with whom lie had done things more diff
cult than that only his time was very short If
he could but get it announced publicly in the Dam
burgye Argus that n contract in contempla-
ton between the high-born and ccomplished--I
and their distinguished visitor, Mr.. Bertram de-
Medic what sport he should have when his ere
dentials afterwards arrived His fun would live
for ever in the horror of all Damburgville. lie |
thon, and ,,oa W =, .o' =, "o me-
;I;cous re~or;o occ,,;n IL Ii; suv
i NJ no Minute tho M n0noJ ,' -, ou
ne was conr and f,Ilo,y;ntr ,oocLoncaIIv j., .hn
troct Of n,n;7y ,orso,,s ,,ln ,i ~ Nv |
G,rc hin, ,S pro,,Snh W.. u" .nu "uy pe
of Iinht "''' "'''''" " n"Ni"s n'Soi III oi''Ac
He had entered church. That too was funny.
lie wondered how long it had since he was in |
such place before, and determined that he might
as well look about him there little, it would
o,orS;. p0lVio ii9 no' WIN sun "no'hcr
tsip,oii i.c su'Iieu apoul' anu saw What Is
- " ~ eIon u. .ie nDui Vi 'he Dcheuietoh
'n . priest 1iucia'inS' anu Il kneenhS
h .I s".iou' ,.ostiS ,li"ue up vi Woieh' .
~. "Ns sse S cHurch belonging 10 convent OF the
@ nun: Vi y" NluiS ann; lnese nuns cuiuVate
"iu "Ie % oi'eii skleu Ill So much mat
s nos ~: Io;oi singing - Ahey iorli ~, % un-
1ecl ololr Ill lhclr own puphc services Nhile
ian! ~ ",e SiNi'S cu.ciessiy arouhi' the temper
OIL ms mlno corresponding to the grim upon his
'iI rholf vi nuns Deg', 10 slug the
oeNe ~ We, heelha' I'e was impressed by the efect
Vi 'lI music ana SAT down TO ENJOY more at his
ease, lor the hrS tihc after very many years. the
harmony III pl 'reple voices. by degrees he ceased
10 hiiow 1n''I nc NIs lstchihS ne was RECEIVING
.i .ie sounus Pussheiy' giving himsei up whoiiy 10
''o iem ran "'iu III SAquisitc Sehs,'i9n, - =,
1AttIt u iit.le wh'le nc haa lorg0,'eh al ihai
tt was upou! nun ne saw hothing. Inc music hau
peeohe ms atmosphere IN which he seemed to be
@ aione Win WIN sonielhilhS riS pure anu powerful; Hs
power was put lorth more ana more strongly ms
neurt was strangely stirred MS graih was iuil OF
W. hn J.. Mus aii Involuntary. y Ihe reniienhent
or u ils o"iIy u"lni'S perhaps haue nm CapaDie
vi pclhS overcome py the supreme power OF sweet
,if uo not hio", pus 'el what Is urue'