The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

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RJp :a1 ssj aqS sn sss have sre
H.p,ro,n Fun nn of hope gsss they sink to rest
NORMA DANTOS;
Oh, THE ORPHAN OF THE LIGHTHOUSE.
das 81 saaY ss. ss4 pspsr
There &c. swallow a ysses.As .'su, Sc. arsr
Seeing those birds fly makes wish tor wngs.
he % oSsr e ns S W wsn sw n0
this lonely place But where x9nd ayf No
ne Ss1 n De- used to S he am % best and
wet slabs and sticks these SLIPPERY rocks
mind; IN sing and that will make easier. Ard Norma Gang
right erry as she udged to the house with her burden
was morning; The wife and daughter Of James Danson
which they eat were adorned with elegance and taste The
OF veru had been rom The old world shores
oao eS the home TIKI Be the
sh n was invited.
grace She has sir Of gsnty that we'll She
" he rich Miss pspon and that Is grand passport the
woman Is possible imagine she sits there asking
er Of oda dreams que vexes her proud who
Where is my COUSIN Norma mother y, asked Nav "Ibave
age ssny 20 ner since we ano
"A very bad behaved girl indeed should wonder
went Europe your father obliged remove her from
vi and h Iss s ss
no se heard 5 he ran two
low am afraid those children win be great dsa g trouble
with an air that demonsra tsd determination believe her
Wen our relations turn out badly don't soc tina. wa
mo indeed" responded the mohsr they have repaid all
weud be but just leave them to their own de- rucon"
settings said May. ., '-''' N'~''''' N-s = -''A 10"
my more than century and half and OF the hr
be- Who Them Young Lady Yield held e 'hem
think Your uncle %isms wife e Wore them few times
M asr for hey were given to the ayos BY
ys Rss9y
Her beauty did not suit my tastes mandy PANTY. sicky
That was AFTER abe lost her health once heard gentle
man describing her to another abe looked bds
ns qs her a e
ga.herlnsI We shall be unfortunate in our evenns
ss DC
and the children literally tesgars father
IN ses
pa q the sa that ws have been sold pay
The mother left the room. the young lady s before
iu Length Mirror arranging the diamonds on her person, TO
aey r assh in the eyes Ct Otis Marsha. ossA but
wish bnew anywhere in its inmos recessss my image
The rich May Danop had wshes which could no. be graft
sS s well aa he orphan Norma Is she her Wild songs
CHATTER vi
s s sabe sns Of furious storm m had kept
Many slips were Se on evidently IN
e and bIscpg ihemselvss meet ne chaasius eismsnts
s boats n readiness or nasy lsusch and The men
who might be cast that rrde nhopa9Ie shore
abroad ts hateful wings and the hours grew big
tiny Of touls hight settled down. the darkness could almost
"Eeavens ho~ the winds and roarw said Milo to
blazing beacon rolled and burned. 'Bu we won't mind /
her ss his sd BE- ps M
.he struggled 70 free herself his clasp She might we'll
DON'T duuer my bird because I've fancy to hold you,
% nd he Ss Is ha RS Kiss
full Of ycutsfn beauty but coiorless with terror.
~ Ss,Ss s4 Il T.: s.s IL
Ss win na he sysr s her
closed he held her aud her hobbg ceased It's
II ear said he. :she has tainted away" He laid her
down upon The wooden bench and dashed some water which
a. he man bending over her. then hiding her ace 18th the
FL ssI. ns s
sry h, You AIM hint !na now You 9 ssr
% sDS don't IKE ss e Be ina ana
from her sce now glowing with The indignant fire of her SOUL
MILO hate you and sprang away from his detested pre-
sence terror and indignation lending eeness her remspg
Milo laughed low cbucklpg laugh, he said to hinsslE-
her su ssr Sh hss a n her tho hss
Ing BY the bossds It's the astusst storm I've hsse
bear vessel driving on he rocks mus; see he
boats" end with the Of one sccqsomsd 70 such
him. to be in instant readiness TO bear hand for the saving
Verify he had his rsdeemHg traits
CHAPTER
@ NJ % ne he q her Ss
even me night could not conceal from her familiar
Ssr Ss s
"a, IT: There was behind wa. went out from
tie So rndsy unveiled By
an hss neTsr lar sas % ger
ud Yah 1sis SSass She
5 PsDsd her sS brother M.s % Why
storm how could she contend with ,hsf No matter. What
s
sn me b % s.rns
beSsored 6srgae s,o.e moaInaly Fer
for s1 Wns Almost envy e E's "0'n
The men were stirring aeoa wiz. ls1,srn trying see {
ship least rapidly daring 1sr doom Norma draw
amos, useless to attempt ' she heard them say mo
Then INA may Venture without fear of pursuit. and who
sS T e SS g S s s~
III reach The point can make my way hsbi
danger Of being heardand .took from peg where
hey hung, warm woolen mantle and hood, which sbe
wrapped her shveng ard then for the boat which lay
npg cove and which zee reached by good fortune inst
drifting from s tasteunrs 10 upon prow
leap IN and grasp but the Of an nstspt
More than human strength energy vested In that
slight girlish form.
ihe and toesed the little boat like an err sbel
between them What seemed her danger be- se.y
and strange TO say hormas efforts TO shape her course to-
ward the desired and far distant
unavaipg As II In kindness for her purpose, there wss
slight u in the elements thought abe heard
between the pptngs Of the winds voices haloong from s
shore she had Just left and she concluded the men were
going 10 venture in of sufferers from the wrecks
few more bold strokes, brave GIRL and you viii have
comprised your design But Boreas and Neptune ,ogeter
as laugh st 10 s sudden seizure Of the
little craft landing II far the pebby hore with single
lurch. which crushed In twenty pieces leaving Norma
bruised and exhausted scramble for e get out Of The
wav the next which might het from thu face o
the earth forever With The despsrse energy nen:ea by ae
groprg with ousetched hands find place of shelter.
The above all that will he published columns Of this
Interesting story The continuation found in the New
York Ledger Of March ~ which can be obtained At Al the
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