True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
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4 she eould,call her lown.& rs S5a q
,Ia After vainlyendeayoripg TO obtain some
\ clue To- the abode aof his wretchetl daught.
Eer-+and9 publishing an advertisements,
'9lfai eaf9J. $! would return to her parents
sid native village, all should. be forgotten
land forgiven, The hesrtbroken, father
returned home. From bat DAY, accord.
Ing TO his -wife's. mode of expressihgit,
he never held his bead, up.' lie did
Inolhipg. onAhe farm ,bqEsat swilhsfolded
arms on .lhsi seal opPosiIeJessm's empty
place Srepealing-1 made an idol .ofsher
}and God has punishedine- Gotlhaspun
fishedome Y Bdt for the untemitting ex-
FeriioB5 of lis son, Farmer Somers would
have been uHerly ,rHined.s ~
's Very early one morning. in May, The
orphan tapPed lightly atAhe farm house
door, which was opened BY .the worn
and weary larm of Sinners ,'Moth-
+er,,', said 4, she-in 9 lowyoise, Mrs. Ben
sonsis going loLondon for ihfee days,
and >Icameao tell 'youtliis. and wish YOU
good Bye Mrs.'Shmers looked on her
/ fur open brow, and the tears rose TO her
eyes. God bless you, mf child sail
she, 'and keep you from harm, though it
is bat three DAYS you have 10 spend in
that word Of sin. And lie heavy sigh
! that burst from her heart, slowed With
er he thoughts had wandered. gAYho
knows, molhes'' said the, orphan alter a
pause, .whelher Imay not hear. some
thing of her. A painfulsmlle qdiyered
round the mouth Of her zd6pietSlptther !;
and shesshook herlead withou, answer
ing Mary kissed her, and turned away
without asking for Farmer Solners, for
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Mrs. BenSOn's arrival in town and the
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Eoe5' WHICH sne assured .'he orphan was was
gfanoer man ian any 'hlHg she coNiq 'lt see III
o'es'n' + Fefm'sFion t. was easl'y "oial''-
eu' ana IN Mshey w. walked h logetl4er 'hlro0Sa.
SI James IaFk' How sweet and
f"''' every u'.pss ssala Maryeas sHs
lo9Ned upwards and caught. gamPses'oi
'he early sun through ihe fresh lohase pl.
trees ,'AiiQho w beautiful The light is
upon those large white houses'-ohl q
surely EohtIon is a'glorious placed but
seed! added she, after pause, 'what a
crowd Of people ltdddltd together; they
are not going To- church; they. are not
moving; something dreadful must have.
happened. H. ,.,. ,s5 ,.. !. - e,isse
oh !..polhiag has happened said her
companion careIesslyi ft'.is only some
druakeprpersen they are lrying TO move
away ~ 3.es Rars4tsl taa ~ p NJ
aDruhken essald<Mary. with amaze
menl; satthisshour of The norning,'andl
on the Sabbath day. and she eittAat the.
w'ckedness~ Of Slonddh surpassed even
What she'imasihed? Fshe turned her 81 head fad
again to The grqup--and her sudden gasp
Ior breath was followed by piercing
shrek. s I, A a., ,s.a
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= sa'a, ,,"e sea'''eo servant g'r'.a - 's'.1'
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