The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14

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sent. and enable me o squaie ~ cIoOlsd anan,sa
e ma headers ind In the
self. gratefully yours, --.
81 am tain give airl am dyiug! sighed voice within
aee lo In cSamoe where had been ga.sd many
from its scenes foreves. " go - -'e
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m bearing the rat name Of Danon 10 their VEINS
orsn was not all forgotten, although republican America
When gathered 70 his fathers the elder Danon had
ssen Saa NE The sole
e The tomb leaving his young wife and two infsat children
were passed, the widowed mohsr Of those
Sa S Ss my e sAr Ds .... them
hence toieve and, exhausted with the effort the safsrs
rnest desire TO make herself intel gibe those mnsering
james Danon had III a led the trust reoosei in h. by his
dead brother Alice Danon tmid and cky totally unit
n his snare Of as Sa s
partly 70 the mother the rot her chidrens welfare. James
knew the s0nss6 Of her nature instituted
ceedpg relative the children aud the gradually
were the upconendpg spirit Alice to the borders Of the
When her dying request was uttered The children
hs upper part of the mansion where s.hsi
ssssa Df oy for childish
They came forh the GIL trembling and fearful her axen
and bsaaaoed gathered a0conscSuy BY those
ss s s
rebn ahers so9 burnps IN their gance He led his little
unusual szssd he s'1ss Of the chill
dsn FSr The most they had been forbidden 2 60 near
Ssf1.u sS special
hssS t! s Sss too
ana % se s fell on
Rhans yet he could sca fathom the mystery that silence
1s n
bso IS & s Mother psss to me =
mind. hs repeated their xords.sons sone Gone where's
tell soI 81 now me where aud why sns has isi
The uncle put hu sds SdPS keep quiet and
dim
q the wrong he dorg Powerful indeed have been
Se bead of the bed
sps son w.ksn her, ous.
mamma wants TO Sleep and abe p.cidy ioded her little
watch tor The wakenins
from IS ips q he rssss..y without Iessrd
old city Homestead lie had been direct rect
&c sssS
higher than mans head bad spread It's ia,uran
s
did belong TO the pantoa estate bu, has recently been
sp.u pe,ese .ne n'en'on ~ 70 pun aoWn ana buaa
.b1m a s ssss William
twas his horne until he died. and the property
the hands his brother James, who has managed rather
Poor VIM s he, too, gomez BE married thu. bssutifu
S1S1ss sl whom all We fellows went rAvns about .As
children; girl AR to inherit ali her mohers beauty,
and the boy the perfect image of glorious VIII Dau,on
first speaker
LsnS On @ immensely rch the
THAT is tho worst OF it; either William Danon was bad
generally understood that seis portion Of The
Ss M has Of oas to nss 80 he
brothers children Of educating and providing fer them He
walked and Jsas DaoD
his vain to catch ne burhen Of that suspicion. he
q grudge on syeral scores beside.
ed to himself With grim smile he took his the ele-
gan, carriage which was t. him to bis almost pssa
far snSOusn Un s . dust and Of the city
through spacious well grounds; but there Is
canaer a. the o Of everything win nave The respect q
buy revenge" and he chuckled himse his ugly
Mrs Danon received her husband with such smile as
most norainsss w.Sss xomsns hssr srsaasS A
served done tur.
very kind her. The husband seemed little glum; wife
broahnS any which might snoy her them
slender hail made girl but for all that the pride Of her
e. At The p,ans extracting sounds which are some
'Ie Master Ethel his father wishes to come in was
% said snon inc
Pull OF his pranks, hey % said the father; boys VIII
i, were Only thsi here the servant returned with the
BIRDS sing he couidn he didn't wan: any dinner
~ s Ss
Control" ''' ''' '''' ''- '' 10 : a'''' 'e''n'
ne soS SSp .o %ssn any said the ahsr 0ny
he getting ruined fss, as possible replied Mrs. Dan.
Ethel sniersd he dining a. the moment low proved
and s.sn be took by At he he table H .ss w.s
such make up pm Say and mentally as one would y
NJ Dsnicn saw faults IN h.s and had Away. resist
his coegA course for which he already prepared
char acersc manner before hs very eyes, By badly
a s s he :. e lss 81 .n
up @ r. %
nom that rari cf the grounds
of tnavery that day his liver d,not perform its accusmsd
functions ard his son had spelled of his choicest plants
1ha day fortnight Ethel Danton found himself IN situation
for while at east
Are God and Nature then At strffs
Tina, . nature g. lends nd such sue . evil drssms'
So careiess OF The single life"
Two children sat upon the sands, the beach ota Wild
hosse stood e sSssy sentinel with 10 great sys d ire
rolling continually on the watch TO those who down
10 the khps from danger and DEATH and a around,
the black Jagged rocks their sharp jaws washsd By the
spooming mockra waves, seemed holding their tomb like
cavernous maws ever ready 10 enguph the de-
CT wen within their ponderous depths.
The children not although the changes OF
Rave made them Almost str The girl the laxen
haired little cit whom last tiny child ding beside
dead mother so the girl OF fourteen and toe boy OF
the orphan children of William and Alice canton.
Norma" said the boy, do you tall ship there, I'm
the oflpg"
The girl had been ladly sitting the gnterng white sand
her fingers but AZ her br TIERS question she her
hand ehade her and looked abroad the elea
Ing waters. -
Eyes, see II: whyg'
when she leaves her moorngs there, she will bear
on her deck that IL all"
The gr turned her SURPRISED face fun upon his and the
pupils OF her great blue dacd and with speech