True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-05

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down here this morning for the first time,
toenjoy the scenery and listen to the chant"
His large, deep, grey-blue eyes told bet
ter than his lips did his joy at their meet
ing. She took the bench which he had
occupied, and he threw himself on the grass
at her feet. ....,..... .,....
They we're Old friends, and they talked Of
the past. The world had treated him very
kindly since elthey parted. His paintings
we're bringing him money and wealth. He
told her SO, .., .. 5,.. .... -...a.s..,
"a nd you have been in New York for
the lastyeur, and never called!" SAID Miri-
am, repfoachiully. n r.t nm ....
NO. ] heard Of you as the feted, court.
ed, fashionable lady, but ] could think Of
you only as my pupil in the old yellow
house, with the sunshine looking through
tile windows, and laying golden crown on
your head as il dropped over the paper"
He had deep, rich, mellow voice. Mi.
riam turned away lIer face. for the tears
were in her eyes. " ." ta.'
"I was very happy there" she sighed.
elf had known you had not changed
should have come, but feared to find an
elegant, self-possessed lady in the place Of
my old pupil. And the memory in my
heart was b. tier thon such reality"
"Ah! how little you know me-" she sale
mournful!y, half speaking to llerself.-
Zones surroundings and the worlds ap
plause are so small part Of LIFE, some
times feel that consult ng them is IA mega
tion of all that is nobest and truest in me.
"Do youl After all, the world hasn'
spoiled you, my pupil" and his pale, proud
face looked into hers with a mingllng o
alteration and tenderness, which rapt dev
otee might feel for the divinity of his wor
ship. Then he remembered she was til,
wife Of mother, and the thought was
death pang to his heart. .''.
| But they sat together and talked hour at
ter hour. Nature had tuned their soul
alike, and they could not help it If thei
feelings toned down into one harmony
Lewis was boarding in the 'llage, ant
would not leave until the next " eek, so be
ore they parted, they made all engagement
to visit small but p cturesque lake, som'
ten miles from the shore.
II shall call for you at ten, Mrs. Hewitt,
said Lewis as they rose to leave. ''' BOD.
"Thahk you, shall be ready. Mr.
Hewitt will be so much obliged to you 70
; your attention. He advised me before h,
left, to throw myself on the charities o
some chyalric gentleman, but the society
of most of them is good exchange for my
own thoughts" .r.. %. ..
n "But you do not number me among
tilese!"
She turned her clear shining eyes upoI
: him, "Ofcourse not, Mr.. cleveland"
He thanked her with glance, aud will
pS ~ e
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