The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12
PERRYSBURG, o., THURSDAY, FEB 12. 1855

/ L'' US 'aNF 'rip acr Ss tno Ahal lc 10 fdlls,
wher' W, fll 9rprIA a. pr th. lap' OF three
months, at the house Of Frtn,h frien l. an in the
society Of lal ". his sister. Mile D, Vile. They
are sp 'a'siny Ere ich wniou c,nv1iielce of
the nera reA ler we ca1 easily translate into En-.
6 ish.
, "Yru o1glt to have been ore If the old Ro-
mlns M)iSel' M)rlltnl 80 l'vo'e 9 l. 50 heroicT
said the young aly, her dark eyes iu ninsl with a
look Of app'ob ,tion that thrilled his heart for
he hal jus' tol Ibis o y, enrorragel thereto by
her frank an ar len m4rler. al by yearning for
sympathy for his sel.b.ravement.
"You are too kin l." replied MDre'ani
BIT y,u will retarI ?" sh. said, half nqnir-
ingly.
"She has written to me- TO return" he SAIL "and
hal k lown hat ! was 80 warmly ei1earel to her.
might not hav. left HON. BIZ cannot recede
now all besides, mist consi:l.r still he hspp;-
ness If my b,1 her.
A they proceel.d in conversa ion, Mile De
Vile tn rught she did not see the u,ual signs in
tn, young A n,rican Of disapp intel lover. and
rallied him upon it.
Only three months, monsieur and yon do not
bcel NJ HiSduCHO@ 40 mlCu VIC ul5t iHSb 10 IL
the way with all Americans Tor has Paris SO
many charms p
M,relani smiiel. "Plris has in Iced great many
charms for me bat they are all III one quarter OF
the city, arl are portable ones" !" ....
"lnlA.l A pray what are they, that have
mtl, so favorable a change in you p
Par lon ms, my dear masl,noiselie," sail VI Jre-
La, ,;t,, .,h hi ~, tn
that they are ali centre III yourself"
"Yoi love m, = sli she g.ltly dis,ny .gny her
hanl, which ne nal salute aS he spose "weli
thea monsieur, know that aso love yoi! and
with au sh, sh, kissel him. Dlt who sh Ill say
how long such sui len love will last p yours
TOO, so liSin'er.stel, an yet, We SEE, 80 SOFA
transferred r.
Without stopping to compare the caprices OF
love- or to compare The relative attractio IS
nerican or Fraich women, W. will only consid r
he fast that Moraam and his fresh love became
ati IN ed, with the assent of he family, thou III
the marriage was not to take place for sever i
months
Manewhile nily was Mt hone, lanenring the
wreIcaeli.ss she hal be. the INV ting cause %,
o'ih h"htiiS t'iS oiii' 81 Va oV'i'S
WI III should herald he return Of the exilcs. They
wro-e inleed and with great tel erness each i'll.
qliring with regard to his brother bat n,ilher
stating aAythrg definite about coming home.
Alas" often sighed she +" fear thai neither
viii ever come, till one hears | am marriel TO ! .
brother | now aImpst think it would be my du
I, to marry the first wlo returned Yet if they
tr, ,l,-o aft tha., would uiill n. al ~
huppy AMI, should speak lruy--"
M)nth after mOntll--a yrar--a ye ,r end hall
rolled by, when finally came two letters stating
,ha G 'orge ali HAc or hail one day met in ris
ahd would Soon be IN their way h pne again.
Oh NJ. VI ,rtan wIi overiOyel at this inie.
lg,lce; bat E nily, thlugl a first it seemed tc
gIa lden her, became evidently Uneasy.
"l shall be miserable | know shall = murmur
el she, 'aiter a! ina has passed; we can neve
be free as we were before they told me tn It they
loved me. And YET it was better to have marrieC
he ther lhan ether BIT how can see then ?"
The slip which was bearing home the tw,
bro hers, also bore their two wives--for Hector
love, like MS brothers, h I'd adopted orelgL 3oa
ON for its abding-plac ere he had met witt
Ge)r5 all ioulu ulil llarTled % his great aIilaZe
ment Each had deemed the other destined t,
possess Emily, and having ahsolyed himself ni hi
first love b, sel;-sacrifce had sought jus iiiAbl
consolation elsewhere.
Their partners were young lovely and viracnu'
knew the whole story, and during the voyage NAL
merry at their expense the more so because thei
hushan is felt extremely sheapish at the thought
confronting their COUSIN each with wife on hi
l., ,rm!
But the meeting, which created, also put sun
/ m ,ry end 10 their embarrassment embArras
ment of all three.
I Cousin Emily, my-my--wife !" stammere
4 George.
Cousin Emy--my--wife I" gasped Hector.
: Cousins y exclaimed Emily starting, her pa
look su llenly vanishing, as she presented a gcat
- man. who was anding beside cradle in whic
;, was sleeping infant cousins r she repeate
:, b!ushing and laughing, my husband and child
<. O Love VIII ~ an a'"h"n'st 'No"'
ar The Uses uF MJNsT.-.r -, - .." Vi srrC
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