New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
CHAPTER VI.
rHE NEW Low

sppps little Of the she had the things taken svsy ~
atmosphere Of her quarters vas confined and uns.
at least her and abe resolved to seek the deck ss
her mantle closely about her head and shoulders, and -
her vay through the cabin When she reached No. ~
sat down upon one Of stationary stools BY the nd ~
looked over into the The ship moving dom NJ
fair rate end the foam cres,s which we're thrown sv n,
formed at the bows sweeping by hieky ssmasa VA
bright phosphorescept sparks.
All" murmured the fair maiden TO herself ne v,s<A
the till they disappeared In the distant gloom. -
away the joys and hopes Of fe In youth the brh No.
wreath gathers It's sparkling promises about brovs ~
enng smiles but the night when they fee from NJ
the last spark socs out in the fsroH dArAness"
And yet others Just bright constantly catherine A.
future pronounced deep feeling voice At her Ga n
who look back always will the brightness dsappesns, n
those who look boldly ahead shall d Sans Of Fsu
ever ergns from the gloom. Hope looks only han
1t 10 Despair which Keeps its liked upon the ps Y
have friend in MARI Atherton, said Captain WLAsr
for IL was he.
Mark tAe,ton ~ uttered the fair girl, sar,Ds y an
something had suddet gwen her pain. "Oh, Sirnsssn
Lot his name He Be nothing me-nottns my-'
"Spesk on whispered " albert, snxousy
perhaps ought not TO speak plainly. Sir bat sAs
have gone Ear viii tell yOu all can OILY lO0A upon Ha
How en- enemy A you, .nemyp
~. he man =" uttered Esther, quicAly.
Pardon me" he said. leaning toward hi. fair eomp.n's,
most intimate and lasting hind
And wher ce did draw this superstition y
From Marks own lps."
Then be undecsived Sir nothing to him |, nssss
"Yes~yes," quickly and enerseticsly uttered w1b~r,
explain to Msy not ASK !, on tho grounds 9th, psss
uust ever bear the gratitude Of heart, and may
Dot Irow how stands one who surely claims he ssa'ads
With wildly fueips heart Esther sssed up into her
psnon face and when she could so far compose herself ~ %
You already know that The elder Ataeron my guardian
His has long been mportunae for my hand and hGas
" refused him until to day You Sir have his behavior
this dsy and you know he one INTO "nSss hand
Siv nv i. not rstafned wslbert and then he bowed
hi, head in serce. When he looked again he moved st
the aide of bis lovely 80 near that ne could
mean ihs, from his the young man viii Jour .nemyt'
"Yes Sir answered Esther. with Psrsepee shaS Oder
man than him be will take that mans life n lies IN hs
liz. doe, he say thl.w cried waber starting half up.
ard th.n sinking back sssin Does he 50 so far "
!" He does, Sir. And OH you know how cruel coward
know-.s snake be cruel" said Tho captain viii
cys E.ths, Looked he sSmS::on said this and
SLsdy continued Lionel speaking like who hs. last
OF. IN psny You are one who can Judge rightly
of The nearing a honorable man. aud who will not take Of
INV orphaned condition know yOma For long years have
been about upon the rough es OF le len 10 ny own
sSp.some Of them warm and but s there hes eess
one place heart not filled That one strong sye
bcb AIS for an object shall be Its to chsrsh for Life
has bee unemployed We all want such thns TO love
SUd . .: BOND Of
10 the holy Of this sphere-h~ never been my
whispered Esther trembling violently for her own
heart bore every thought her companion won see ,
whether TO shut out the dreams have been cherish
ing let them work in my joyous thenshs ION "a
tive @sis. have held you my thousht. conn ..y .nd
one dss has gradually worked its way to my mi.d7nto my
A.. haye
Esther bowed her head but she gave no answer '0e e'o
Il was from no will of my own" continued Lionel, b,s
have stopped the pusaons the heart which held It Yos
have been present with me at every h0q ny dream: ws
Kind hs. and the consolation hs. besn With .s
ful remembrance your sweet words and smiles But
the of the day shich has just passed have allowed
am What appear aud as have told you2.Ione the card
a IL. q
and wi to cast her lot with for all time 70 coma
yoS ntssi found my IDEAL of sought ssos ak
may appear moment met mine the first tine W
ever met felt thus 10 God that very night that hs
would give you m, love and cherish for my Nov
you how all have some worldly wesh-sncush to ia"';
against with moderate degree Of health MAY
hope thai my love 10 not Gil In vainlp
spoke BE- TOOK one Of E'as, hand: 10 s ~.
she could reply hut length she said, In low, emaos
You have spoken plainly and must speak the same len
at liberty to do as please but YET would confer win q!
him the privilege Of advising me-" 49, 1870,
Then you acknowledge you can love me J" cried LSos
hopefully. m,
should not dare to tell thee for ns: sS w s s
wish, then my answer shall not be withheld"
And if he should refuse uttered tho youth hestaingy
He will not-he cannot Oh! when he Knows bow i'oa'
Esther soped the depth Of her wild emotions she G
saw II al-he we'll the meaning Of those impasson
words though the sentence was not completes and ~
frat deep ouposrng Of his powerful love he caush the
maiden his and plowed his head upon her shoaoA
She did not only wep In the funes Of her %
they startled by quick football at hand ana
looking they behed MARX Atbsron standing before Ven
his fooed his breast and his eyes sfns hs ~
fiery obs Of the eouched tiger! ,,
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