The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-05-19

eu' INSTEAD of passing the nous. fa,ya11
.l'e town' he turnedspp at the door and ro5
tcWhrash her, She waStoo familiar with sca !
,l Di danger, and the Incidents of those Ssa,
hke times, tSfeel alarm and u,;etly wv. wv
the approach to the, ddor stone "ai'eS ' 's
foro oSa =, evening" naideb,n he said, witt,
bns,,:. n ma ascent Il pray thee give me Won,
hospitality, bfief spaceAS - and nv Ia,u, oa,
sar,l sre oo'i1 wounded, and heWih carry me ps
lhere sYas something in the vehero, t,,.,
OF the stranger, us we'll as ii, his An sone
and engaging address, that immSl ~ ale4 .4
terested Annette in him; and witIS.,s ',l- Ia.
ing whether he was friend or foa,SS : s'sk- ss
invited nm to aigla and enter the DIV s'.s
With someld difficulty he got No tbe s,rS. Ny
,'er his leg was stiff with. his Swound sxl lp
assisted HIM and received his eraSef,,l N aal 1
lie then cxamined first his 6ors., ,.9.,s
and with her aid dressed It and bag b;sss
/ no .ne she9 and protected from tie nirht
", WIN Plenty OF hay. When tits Vas Vas
sNUhe, ne Went with her, into the hous, ana,
: .sSomitted ms foot and ankle, which hal
oSn lWuredby cannon shot. to the i aa IN,
oi }he mother anh daughter 80 NJ.
Annette then provided him with ref.,.l5
mems and tried to make him ms com, Ar bi III
as poSsitse without kn6wino wbetbar Ia NV mas
one, : S, on yher .euntb's Invaders or .sGsJ1'J.
put ms foreign adent Ied her 10 susnect ~,
9 .ie !. was tiiefpfmcI But Annette was > 1yki;s'
laih, ana sle reIpembefed ana .obeyad Io
injunction # o,lr Sayiourt-. II tbine s. Inas
1Gngep Jung feeS him IF he thirst, eivss linn
if1nk. sls ~ S'0 h'ni
Tho ensuing morning the Satefnt 49,,
b. b. ScS. aS ao0ptto Ieave. His horse was at
i'e aW p1or allfh improved, as'Tell his ,naster
49,. NY sWfef mad" said the officer ayon
!. ,ai1 - eaSe a sSA fd can rspay the hospital.
y IN no 9heAwdy.p e,'4pp :"
Cease b fghtfagainf my eo,ntr, 5. N
f,SR' sa' s'r, Isile sfd warmls. = " /.
/ ,, ne ollfsr smiled and ssaid, sHaye you !
~. IT, 5sas meb bs foe, and still done all
lsl bayeklcA y .,nys a.,.S sirn
on afe noblegirf, and | am happy to J
letEou npw You haS Se notthrown YOUR hos. ]
2itality ayhy bon onS uasiesery;nc Of & I !
:, ne strhgf then ienio1nted his horse
'nu vas alpuIaking leAys spof her, and An
N f'u Ingue 10 ask him who he was. a
tnen y EIo he9nade then approach before !,
nc ppse fguns and knapsacIs. II
father Flttbrother ~ dried she. .iovf,llv i
eceiving nfit embrace, az they hastened - = =
Yards her. WAat officer IA this 4 He saws vi 4
ils under kyashington.1 = !,
ihe yoihk man glanced at Ais face. which 4 4
az been TUNED from tlsem, snd answered :,
,lp pride apd pkespre, ,Do You not know j j
in = itistheyopng Freaeh General, La. n, n
They went Sesards.him, and pad their re- Il i
'eee, inforningh hin thatsflsere Mad been 4, h
prs no had lAensIain. B. ~ ::
nc, 6o, III sdd, .'my DldS men, I heed. "a
ssly waideFed rom my st4f aftsr nigh, 4 n n
Il coming to t3s house, waslhosfitak en- an
eNrnd by thelmeiden, wfd mistod mol III
!, an English officer, yet did, nothinA lack Eco
her charities. You are hondrcd, rMonSeur,
having so generous childs "
Thus ipeskipg, The young French soldier on
tEle. .hs adi md rode away. a o to-
ssei con- dstiag.each other upon their lie
aisyS ne bsoser tod her that had only yffol
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