The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-09

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side and placed her arm about his !" neck
She treuibled violently, and it was wild
difficulty that she could speak. ~
Do not blame my uncle too much sh,
iiafnured. .Allis not lost. am left tt
Eyou5 and ] viii do all that / can to hell
lyon. In your business trials ! conld no
assist you, bttin your life trials you shal
find tbatt am not useless. d." not des
\ pair dear Lans son something may. turr
,Eup to assist you. % 80 ia.-. ,i,
,MThe young man did not speak. He re-
turned.his wife's embrace, and that mo:
ment she saw more Of real, grateful Joy
IN his eye than she had seen there before
| In months. -''''s''' 3a' J " '''i1-"4 Y ~.
4 At'theend OF, a1weck the young mer'
chants business was settled up, and he
found himself the Possessor of just the
amount 'oi personal property that the law
allowed nm. Everything had been sweep
awayT-eyesy cent Yet there was one
tning that sfenlalned within his grasp
tbs wife held by her own right q small
iarm IN me country: IL was her birth.
Iplaee--the place OF her childhoot-ahd
her uncle had secured tito her in such d
manner tnst no misfortune OF her hus,
oands could ever fall upon it Lydia bog
geo OF neE husband to hnd a home on thai
iarm. ne hesitaled moment and then
consen.ed' he nad at hrst thought oi
procuring a c'efkship, ana trying once
more 70 SET himself up business, But the
way looked TEDIOUS 10 nim--lt seemed too
nara 10 gam inc place from which he had
laiien' ana ne gave II up. IL was too
machiorhis prlde 70 occupy mental po-
siIlon now ana ne turned away from that
greaS Guy weary ana sick at heart.
@lne nome tnae Laasol' watkins now
received a. his wlie's hands, was in truth
9 lovely abode. the iarnn was ain excel
icnl one bearing Sthe choicest fruit, AMI
capable OF the most productive cultivation.
Inc dwelilng was a asweet~ little. cottage,
surrounded oy great elms, with cherry and
plum trees IN frons, while at = distance,
sparkiing 'nKe silFer IN the sunlight, lay a
laKelet' INTO which scores OF baboiiny
nrooks poured their crystal tributes. Lyd-
IA sola hes costly Jewelfy, and thus rcali-
zea enough to,purchase acholce stock for
tee farm' besides having enough left to
mre trusty maa to take charge OF the
grounds, 11I1 !, =, si'''t S...e ~ XXX; .
sMnile Ms'ktns was fakng.thls step, ADJ
am LangtaVe weat SCUM, bat where no
one elKhew save himseit. p ~ ~ h4 M :
II was IN early spring when the ALLEN
mercnan' moved upon the quiet farm, and
hea%ork musesoon oegin = he was not a
man ! i,, .aaoeoqia remain iale' ana ne took
noidso neip MS men 90 the WORK. &, lswas
neMso hlm, Il S0n. iou'la ~ py mo means dis,
- eus, :. Ia tew snas P any
.ssa -, aiA, |i'on ca'neiro,n ms own cows e
|i,', 49, sssesIt ~ nun And shca eo'see nus
'sI,c W. M,'I t lnasln Ouner anu mixing ofead
s va, ~ %osea y
mn Posscsseua Z ei'aiin tnas was grate
E,, ~ S sew n,' thi ,ll anu is
~ = 'LP,"puS dp'n sio gtcen swara IN ~
.e sa.uIi' hs.,,It aId nc nus" 'nas they were
3 ,HS ;,sass u liSs. WI anu Y no set Dis
un am, .ot - s,uGy' anu Hiae ~ nainSeif neara
I" Va seSsso s',e.i ssssyl's'
nj ILL., w,nes ~ ~ y, 'ns ,e: eAImefcnans
4 ~ csOoino /" ,eI' '.: 's.'lier Is crops naa
oIon 500, "nI ne eApetiehIcu . strange
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