New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

her hind and se,re mistress. and would have laid down ~
How now Zsnobis'' uk.d ROs.ind .bs noticed tte
There : ,er,Iem.n below who would see you tie sr
Then tell him e.nrO, him. 'aa Ro.siOd. trsmbius
A" But this IL Rurie Newell, my mistress
hOed cutea TO her ard temples 20 am .lid
cone. Ny prayers arc surely answered Lead him Ahsr'
The m departed and lcns a.rw.rd Rars entered The
Fsrsnt lie walked austy 70 ss.rs sos ~ d. s.n be-
r,eed Il 10 he lps tie had had we'll med speech u.u
e s..s into he lovely face before
that sounded swee on be Ups But nc eo,aons OF
bs soul became calm length and then he spoke with moro
"Tsey' he said aher t.sps seat, "you viii psrdos ne
me, too Il .peah plainly whs, have to speak
"o~ssl me Rurc Let forget TIE t;end'h'
Then am DOT lady" said ROsatnd, smiling
No, Rosslnd."
"Ah Rmie."
IN al but y.a TsiSTSsd so.sDi CD.
And may wear the same iasse IN my Aearti'
ne si S' s' q eh Sis SA S..I Rc.andr
& s s1s s ss: .G to 'Dh sS dear AIT kd1 A
USn Is AZ s, mol non e a.S . re
oyet gathering there and the happy smile working
y SS. s . :sd ss sS loved s SHs S
=" Oh anu deceived in this" he murmured SPsAh,
csnno forget the love Of happy times the noble
s replied gazing up ATOasA her happy tear, Oh how
return md thai The heart Of earth loved might DO
nile Rurc, why should hide the truth or why
love ncpe love else save the noble sr who brought
Ru.ei happy At that forgetting all else bat
the low. that cleaned him then and ea'Pas the cher
But tie nouen.. dew en- length his mind cane 70 the
Rossnd be aid, holding Of her fair hands in his grasp
YOU know tie Count Conrad Dsmonof r.
Aye returned the maiden, with .huider
He often ard he has forced himself
comT,uonshp when be had sense he must have hnows
:" He i. suitor for your hand, is he nOtr
No, now :" repestsd Rurc with surprise 4" What
simply hs, he has asked the Duie for my baud AID
thot be was answered IN the negative"
Mo- but the Duke assured he had done. Bat what
- viii tell Yesterday the Go5n, came to my dwelling
the Duke. hand in which say. aihef y
which the writer 'adthat be dscsmed all Petensons 70
y save Won up meaning seek within the sphere Of his
social citle companion when he wished And ih VAS
s.ked to sisn"
"By the Count"
"Yes-but by the Dukes ORDERS
be further assured that the Duke hsd reques
ct;sn signature thereto that he might receive your
hard without impeachment"
1" 50 tha, the cOsrt might receive my hsnd'
But the Duke only yesterday that should be
troubled with the Count May there not be some
There can be my part The instrument, in tho
Dukes own hand"
But you did not spit t"
Ask me if 'Ook my own lifefI made curse for all
loved"
strange the maiden murmured bOwiss her he.da
few And yet" she added looking up into her
Heusy Be answered Ruric. lie Knows how lightly our
noble Emperor holds empty titles and prhsp. he fears that
this the imperial and should claim tho
right msry with whom please Peter would grant
prayer Hence he wished to get my claim set aside 50 that be
the Dukes affairs stand at Presentp 40
Rosaind thor ght swhe she answered and then while
startled expression came to her face sne sand, nu,
Rure do remember now that between In Duke ana young
!" All" uttered the youth earnestly; " How lsthM~
tie Duke and the elder Dsmoro concerning the owner
h Of Doe3 the estate on o.. Don ASSss and ,n'e The
ipow the Duke and the old Count married. sisters and h'"'tae
And now suggested Rarc may not the Duke to
this matter by giving your hand to the Count aud
"oh csnIot think so" the maiden returned earnestly.
The Duke would not do that He kind to me- am sure
He loves though his child know he doee,
for thousand ways has shown It, He is mindful Of
comfort and anticipate: ny every want SS pS no de-
started the suspicion flashed upon him Had
the Dn s % thought the
the Duke that have taught the swOrdPlsy, aud he
in his subtle manner to make for adpg hin,
Of plague" the youth careful not to let Rosaind
Ss wss ky to come Of between hmse and the Count
After comparative silence, Rurc touched upon
Rossind he said taking both hands his own there
6s PS .Is H01 pn and esy Know my
uaon Ny father and ta,her fought side By side out my
services father received title and noble estate from the
grateful Feodor bile father only forgotten Hence
our situations are widely different Yet am poor No
other n an Ia Of and from labor de-
rive handsome income You know all that. And II
other removed would you give your hand,
81 become mine for le'"
Rutic the oble girl answered with bearing eyes,
and oyul expression Of countenscs were reloced to
the lowest poverty oI soul
was free should only anxious lit you up Oh
the heart whereon IL is secured and for
future of ioy Only the truth Of husbands love
Bless arest Ruc murmured, caspns the far being
10 bis bosom And for long while R ssDds head lay piowed
ON the shouldsr of the she truly foDdy loved
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