New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
NETWORK. MONDAY, JULY %, 1856.

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sS ,,s (: . ..n u iSs nishs i siId '' Won
L. her a: :sa. ''' '''' - -, ,,,,.,,..,,-
SpsRSss II. .9 hsus the door With one
band that she ..s ts and proud II not in'0sn in Aor
sbh to Mss Asne. Barker 70, mOmsnti abe IN y
. Sss @ss
display q and %a:s have ssss
voice s,. !. .Ss sspressed commonplace wish
1,ne. Is not At home. She doe. not live here"
Piled babel but weeks .ilce abe hss been there,
expected s w1 ~ 'ss her ss
Is taking liberty, who 10 it that wishes to s'e my
o' II On Mr.. Harrington" aid Mabel. quietly
while get sbtl One does not receive such guests without
de.rps u look them In the face"
,Su sone she said placing the taow candle where
r. light tell upon her guest while she herself tn
am aione answered M.b. looking with surprise
upon Ct that magnificent beauty which the wonu
~" ,ou and are alone At last ct DARK too and nothing
within cal. but that eternal whpp0or~i This 10 an une1
II he woman had hoped ey Mabel Harrington by these
ing abe k.akeu vague fee Of
oI upon her, but she had no cOwsrdy tmdty to
do Lot seem at all afraid in this Lonesome pot said
an seldom afraid Of anything snswsred Mabel with
mne - came to nsaiIs for Mis- BAKER she not
TIM her
.%o. lives IN it you let her free from ths schoorOo"
She Ii the dsushssI have here" answered. tho
have managed to give he, Cue edue.!lon have sell
% ASTSrssy
r ous ,h.s f from he womans ips 6sIsr Harrington
informed me highly recommended but her Attain.
poi who h.. only education to depend on :aoYd b
Tor IN that n. d sss sn. 70
humbeone Of the first vru.s in GOV mes my
a"s: :Is ol viii: i' Mae H
psons adopted daughter. sho make. complaint against
h' Y:: ny s I'D as". Ts surprised your
n.s. .apscd her the house several days and
,bousht II ,tra. re- that shs dia not return"
bes your pard she has oes :: jour house every day
70. .ssi; ihs; chat keeps her 20 long H"' "'''n'
Mabel arose eherrs sensation erept over her, and she
W. n rue sps suspicion wa. a. true Au. Barker
had IN % q hsl sd
Warrington hn Her eyes had seen them standing
you DICK tired said the woman coming toward her
% abe cola shuddsrins usdsr this conviction
p.s.:ss both S1s: :psn
ss NJ; s
snr'ous TO rei ew her studies"
sSS LAY X tel s:t vii III; thai ,ss a:
taien tho Ioube 70 search here % has been
you aI%, give ~
Mabel with gentle 6rmnes mus, 'Pesa sitn ner oefoe
sway doubt ,ha. "a. : late a..
sahsycu though. he arrangements ~esS worn into
lord A sG %. hss 4,
fOogh wh,sh she had tso1S the noGT
wher, she had M il IN s mouth ,Gs Of "a The sTses
.. .lldly The hollow woman .grsSs owe. tn;
~. h.,h spdps With bound in the foot path above her
One sharp glance cast behind then dArted s.se
The leap bid been 50 ard whole proe rapid
thai Mabel scarcely saw the womsn but abe s%snSsIsd ssr
from her shopide the srund half from he
Rs9n nv aus sppoa Mabel fancied that she hs.r
dip oars could detect the dim outline OF boat MAXIM
she sat mute and troubled looking after what scenes
shade s & had S.,s:1.a si y.
bow, Of .sy clouds in which ne thunder be Sss g.
SSosds Mabel pushed her Om the shore
and vigorously homewsr5 but she had scarcely
sG it the ~d: rose faIou: sDs rushing
The Tree TSe Sur: amer her ocI o.
shot at intervals through the trees and
| . s,SA Isa AZ : sps,uy sIound her
Nab. excl ed Of her anAete. by this turmoil There
vss ebr he force suddennes' Of the storm ns
Z. ssurse The ye.sd trses were bent and torn
sbe eS her fI.n boa, iesrd living ba
steady ia the midst pale firm taxing sdssnt.se o.
sss; S.ve1, ~Se ca I'd no fear
the S ,sss 81 sna : the
plu through IL ieepns the brave woman :ie The oar
q the wind them rushed entirely her
fearful si.h, thu. noble woman all alone win tn
pew The clouds tori BY whwnd and shoe ing out lurt
Of sh,ns that flashed and eusd along the water s
great the tunu. that another sound which came Like
this till