The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-08

UaFead with theua All Ne even danced with
tp,,, u, tho earn s,,,,n,ner evenings on the lit
,ie boS9liag green under the parlor wIndows.-
ia went through all the perils of the youthful
temptation withoutbeingstempted. He nsitisr
saw nor felt his danger. It was in vain that
Arabella sighed and pressed his arm It was
in vain that Flora biSished and looked INTO ms
eyes; in vain that Constance asked hlFn 70 read
poetry IN the secluded aroor az 'ne emu of 'le
garden All TINS he @ pore re- Wlthout W 8 reSP0nSSe' y
the arrows Of love could not penetra'e MN. ~
Magdalen nbesicged him more closely she OBJ
served his Incidence and took to some Of his
habits, She, would come down to breakfast at
eleven o'clock, when the board was being laid
out for dinner; she yawned and Shut her eyes
as often as he did, and even IN dancing she &C
CURED the torpid tread of the merchants son.
Lydiasaw that all these tricks passed for MINI
icry, and triedth opposite course. She danced
and skipped about him like butterfly, She sat
by him at table aid helped him to the incest
dishes and fruits she sang to him and played
on the lutte, which was his own, but which he
seldom touched. She offered to be bis iristrtic-
tor, but even the temptations OF that offer
could not move his apathy. .,le, snV u
II was the same with the rest-Rosamaud
and Maud, Prudence and Julia, they all made
the came assault upon his heart with the satie
want Of success. ssb s,o ~ ~ l,s7h "a rta,oa 70
ma a.. ;, Sts5st -, = ,, ina Ad,s,on
III, III =. ,a,,,,aa ,,,,o,, attached. to
T,;s MA ro,dd;sh color sl;ebttv 8 ssnecs.i eek
"a ,.;,,, ,.n,, srots .ruth round tail consist.
ssE aaa,,I ooIorod ra.tbors 81 'inwn ta
T,,;s.o.t,, ,,;.5 bod fou,n ;nto tho rar,or ono
i; o., IL, !, oIost IL toa bonnod ahout and
I~'...,, ;,.oJ r,;t1, tbo rista He b.d re-:
.urnoa tha NV, IN, d.v and md fine next and every
Janaaon | ~ donraos bD Ind vent,,red to whir.
na ond r. sir, and .s Adrian said nothing but
y, o.,ta ,,e.3 .; o;.seut frrettv little
Is h;vs,[[ 10 ootrot,v crow fam,Ii;ar
-. .,,s 49, a. oo+,,a,,,, How ocross tbo
~oon, and rorcbad unon the shoulder of his host,
=. NJ ad,,l1 +rav vol alono. tho yg arm of
A. T:ot,aa, ',o.ta and oo+ ,non his hook and
.1 ona tod,, ot him with ;+s LITTLE
u 4on a h.,nonod tbat Adrian was
oIou,;nn or irvine 10 chew niece of cake
uh;,h f,vd;o had made for him.
q. in;d., ,ovod IN. r,attv. Iittle hind with
&c n.t,,r., r,,yf,ltess s,,ors than he loved the
nrs.tv Girls with al their alluretHerts.
"Au ttis i verv wello said Madame Bichot
to bor husband. s<brt who will he marry afte,
alI2, He can't marry the little birtsp yga. 'v.w
[ az wish I was little bird" said lydia.
And thus the summer passed away, and the
autumn and the winter too. The little bird
was now dotaestissted he had small house
or care made for him-such cages as were made
three hundred years aso-and he nov lived en-,
tirely with Adrian. -@ -s- - W.
One da5yy lust as the winter was closing, and
the spring of 1915 coming on, Adrian was do
zing on his chair by the hearth. His book lay
open on his lap, and once or t%iee he had fell
the beak Of his little fayorite nipping his fingers
as he dozed He was SO used to its gambols
that he would speak to it often, as he;did then
without opening his ewes. "Be still Bibi," ard
he seemed to understand him. for he suddenly
nipped very softly, then offered to mp, and then
nipued no moro. s''4 " "@ -.
| Adrian was very drowsy that morning, and
Giant fill tbcv came to tell him that dinner was
ready. ...r,si 81, "r.'S4 ~. Nd d'',t. I. I.
o "Bibi!, said he waking up, and half opening
his ewes .-.. =, -,.., ,.. .,.' ~
put B;b; did NOT whistle in reply. Ra aat
Adrian, mt his hand ont and felt for Bib
on,s tba l;fde fSrd Law 6eesa ON the open book.
What a strange thing is the Fsurran heart >
The sigbt octbe Door little thing as it lay there
unconscious Of his affections, opened Che spring.
ofbis avnp,,ttv for the first time and his tears
fll down c ,,pon 4 the bird, as he kissed its wings
And tben tbere came ont of the little round
saiI one of ITS feathers Of gold and it fell. softl,
dowr, on the book, He took it up and examin
ed H. and passed the silky plume slowly oyel
his mouth and cheek
Suddenly he heard a sikv sound in the al,
sot,er than ,nv music Of harm or lutte or dulei
per sind Il said
| 'Keep the eather?y
He listened again. and AGAIN he heard
"Keep the golden feather p,
i He listened 4 third time, and the same sof
voice contipuedasss sgg sEamsts
aAdr;or gSdr;or tbaovoz q s,,,,,,,,. ~ ~
tween those little golden feathers and ladie
hears y s@si q .''o o ~
i Hclistenod ,arair, ,st this time Il was hi
nnmtberr,ss VOICE Ia bbapas,a saving