Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19
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ours # your spit be successful, lai.
: he bitterly
Upon my honor, I was notIthIi.k
ing Of th bit, said Loflmann, ,disc@nce cert
: ed. /,
op need not blush to own it,
said Ritter; every one believes in tho
justice Of his own cause. | viii Show
You the boundaries of the estate: 'nn.l
no POI h'ep OUT one after abother,
'ne "opds' heidS and meadows which
composed the property
1T seems in excellent ordct III
served Christiar.
Yes l have devoted i'll my tims
and. energy to it, replied The lCor'
mer. 4 had planned many other
Improvements; but who knows ho,
many Gays | have to remain here, 8
The la nd perhaps, has already cchsod
to be mine,
AS he words LETT his month Ill.,,
epce entered; she seemed tronbled.
apd hql I'd in her hali ii letter bcarino
he Mannheim postmark.
Is It from Herr LittoiI?' saidIMi.
chael, turning pale.
1T is, she replied
Then Judgment is pronounced.
and wd shall know sour Uc
held opt a trembling hand for thd lei.
ter but Florence seized it between
her own, an47glrlcing tilaidly al
LoiiInann, saidA 'Ah, bat epember.
whatever y happens, you have : Worn
friendship for each other
The letter! give me the letter.
interrupted the agitated Mchadl
:. Florence stepped bac k ii PAD ce.--
FIRST, promise that you will submit
TO the decision, whatever it may be,
Sald she with energy; and, pointing
at the same time to the iodt Of thd
bill, and the willow on which sin.
hung the remains of the balloon. she
aa1 1edi Have you already forgotten
the night passed in the ciouds?'
Rltterand Lollmannloolsed ut eacli
other, and after an instant's hesita-
tIon, held out their hands,
MOI exclaimed Michael; 1t Shall
not be SAID that danger alond inclincs
our mercy. Saved as We ha We been
by the goodness Of God. let rs prove
10y our humble submission. That We
are grateful. Christian Lonibann. ve
threw away our enmity above do
not let 1t return on earth. Whatever
Chat letter may contain, I declare
that ! will submit to the decision
without anger
And will bless it for giving me-
Sueh a lnend,cyen though it will ruin
-all my hopes, added Christian
Florence gave the letter to AIicl.a.
e. " ho took 1t with lirm hand, ran
1t over, and turned slightly pale.
Florence rGshed forward.
Ycu are master here. Here !. m
manhf says the farmer turning to
the Young man.
Then the cause is decided IN my
favor he exclaimed in tone Of 10y.
Yes; here is the sentence Cbr;s
Nan took the Etter which Michael
he&d out 1Ienceforth this property
IS yours
The estate is net equal to the hap
plness Of Possessing friend, intei-.
ruPtet Loilnann, toaling the papers,
Ritter stared at him in astonish
ment, and f'l0xencc clasPed her
hands.
Yes said the yeung man ]
came here a agufst, and | do not
choose to remain us an enemy. He
who has 50 nobly received aud hos
Iitably entertained me Shall himself
aPpolnt one who will decide upon tie
Justice Of cur several claims.
~ said Ritter with emotion. 'Ah.
Whom COLD appoint?'
'She who created our friendship
Gan, II she chooses, still more firmly
pnlte US, and render tie GivisiOH ol
the property an easy natter
How: inquired Michael.
/ BY making the two friends broth
| ers'
i Ritter turned to Flofesce with 4
questioning though smiling glance.
and the blushing girl timidIy extend.
lng her hand 10 Lollmann,hid hor face
upon her brothers shoulder