The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-15
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The next day was spent by Evcriugton in making the
Necessary preparations for light. Horses were procured
and every thing was arranged long before the evening
came on. Ii was the intention ot Everington 10 gain, if
possible, the passes Of the lIetzcrdeta before morning
with his prize, and then secretc themselves or proceed as
circumstances should dictate. Among the rude but hos.
pitable natives Of these mountains. he knew he could
have time TO determine on his future course. He was
the more confirmed III his plan. because ItamorS had
spent some years in that region When Young, and was
we'll acquainted, not only with the kurdistau dialect
spoken there, but was familiar with the localities Of that
mountain region and because from that point he could.
with equal ease. pursue his route to Bqgda} az fetish.
Evening came and found every thing prepared for.
flight. As the last rays u the setting sun gil}el the
peaks Of the lIetzerdera, EverlnGton and ilauors placed
their steeds in 4 thick grove Of mangoe~. at i consider
able distance from the city, and but q short space from
the rlver-down which, should they succeed i'll escaping
from the gardens, they knew It would be Necessary to
float. They procured the little >kif which they had
used the evening previous, and as the moon began to
decline and mark the hour appointed, EYerington and
his servant found themselves at the place Of ascent.
The boat was again secured, and again they successfully
assembled the wall. Every thing around them bore the
same appearance Of testivity and joyousness which it
had done the evening before. The palace was illumina-
ted-lamps glittered in every recess 10 which the moon
beams could not penetrate-gay and beautiful forms,
the tenants Of the harem, were gliding about their
steps followed AZ 4 distance by the black enuchs, who
had them III Cnaroe-MuSlc iont It's WltcICrV and
while the adyenturer carefully threaded his way through
the most untrequented walks, ana at intervals caught
olimpses Of the majestic domes of the nalacc--while he
listened to the sweet notes of music, the air freichted
with the fragrance of Il thousand flowers, he felt that
the splendid scenes OF oriental romance were not alto
gether fabulous.
Silently they approached the bower, and Everington
breathed more freely, when he saw two female forms.
the airy cracelulness of one of which he could not mis-
take. enter beneath the shadows Of the orange and AGA
cias. whose branches met and MINGLED over The opposite
eutr1r4r- H7-vas- r44-7T:s+ aIr~rr-fE,r - ; +4e4aant tAe
beautiful Corolinn was in his arms and clasDed to his
bosom.
"Thank Heaven we have met. tr,st never again
to separate said Everington, A. Ne afecfim,2teIv kf5sn1
the blushino oirl.
.Wa baya mo ., sa;1 ~. l,t.,I, rno;l.a IL ,,;o
which trembled with deem f.alinq . " La,o ,,o+ },t
il is that 7 NAV warn von IF vonr Ion rr ia ~ fo,cu,a1
md In m;sorobIo !" -" JN
"CoroIinn." said rvAr;n e+oa !. Y =, ,,.., ~ ,b;nl,
not that any danger threatens me ifbint Of the fate
tha+ awo;run, = -, aso II ."HN - 49,
~Gracioas Ailah protect me- = exclaimed the beautiful
orl ssa Sansa of fFor IoIaioss s;+l ' : f al7h"I I'S'i'
her mind. and ;nstinctiva7y cInno - +To ara ,' 20 tbo wv
% she loved and frono rIo,a N5bo aaa 49, = - ~
she looked for nrotection and safetr S''''s' ALI" "o"
owe are LOSING The rro,;o,s t;~na2T al rrom..4on
tal;na tha fearf571 Al IT' ro' "e ~" "
arms: with his lovolv hnr,ion - Id Wv o' am - 4 H.
ii c,1 ~: '"'"e ~ ~" '"T " 10 NE
e m|n, tboy aa ~ \. WI w. ~;.VnYan's' "i'noot al1l-
Ever;9rton Sosaandoa 80 +ha hon ~ n l:n1 oeIay'
lowaraJ tba ~;,1s oa1 1 .. Dor'' NY ""en '"no
lowed b;msalf : "'' '' ~ "''>' nc" S''''S' ''i-
Toal:nn tII -
soatoJ Jor eN ~ b@"s 80 - 5'"l0s" I l"S'9iilnSs' 'hey
wators ,nJ ~ tho $780, Co. u''"ool: Dotn 'n 'ne
fmI oran;nr - a ,l mo W. WV = enI0J'o! ne oeauu,
tha mua;;a5o t ~ an n-"n n4f % PIJNoh' no"'t, mihe'ed
echoed . tho 1ator 49, = 1"r I:a I.4 49, h ho" ~ ~
moonheams were Iinoa,;na Gra4n rnT ~" t%a a. ~ a ;rI
awor ~ w. aan-o 9"H''ny '' "u9" "a"
horjerod ,nara;n 81 H. ~ n. n ~" l" rose
md cloarar ID u.Lon \ 49, n - = : 1"Gi nisncI
aounta;n1 am ndl w. ""' 1 .no I'oon sum p9Innu ne western
hluo slr tb ~ Loo - a,I geesh - sllle' ~ n deeP
Srsnt tIe n;Gbt a. .bn "s~a 1nr 4Ldt any 'a'"Yu many
,et That VOC = a 1o.%s ~ ~ 'n"9 ol"olou u iiNe!'
FAR Corol;nn with tb 99;. 49,, ~it 1'rllns'on anu MS
a - elanaaol N N' 49," '"'o - S"'h noa'ihs
60 IN -,
honJ ' ,nl ecnlng III 4 p9s'1h OF f'efinsfon her
tramh - y; o'tspeI IL "E' "i'' nc "a" "a' tears were
e NJ - y ~ Is ~ oyg'
' ~" 60 '"H ~ 0omJ' cheer up your
shar - bannu -" i"'' avn VIZ - ~ anu we
'""l ~ ""ppy, 49,,
couai; ;"" 6l'hY ''' 'le 1""ge q may pc passed. fe.Piled
e ra a ~ g., e"'' ~ l .ninN "na1 awaits US
oan Ia onl ~" IN AZ - - Z ih?sel care hoI'
'aL;at ~ 80 "I Iu w. ~ !. 'oJI' '""" suomi 10 Che la,e 70
"n m6 INV :" s'nF f = AZ ri"ct-pt' lf you
-. hon. mI ~ ~ - Inv, opiiI ''e[nS'oh' interrupt
as a. no+ ,L;.l ~ .t n' : : = - ' az ana i we
Ians Jo I fr rnn '"' ! '"'' SAX you | can at
uTh;s anuv .;, l
nrince came IN mo tool, m, bopa ., urut
al pal1, ,r;th hGn, -, In ~ "'''' "N' iII"eS'G1 he 70
:. ",n "n II '9 g'i'0"' couio not 40 other
"l'o n"n VouPt5' Wy 80 cejec'ea SAD ne, as
We '"net nv " 'n'' ie1 Us rom inc ooser-
va ss"on :. '.q uh;aI 'I'1 - |hy 50 q9(ec'ed on the eve
en-. u ' = ~; T".I Io ! "' y 0"ao . oeie'e would nave
"Ieu 9Du masl &c tho n"Vroa PI'ncc' answered,
ahoa + -" . ~ ~ no'' VI 'IsiGn me forgive
ms sy 'n"s spioa'o' ""' royalty nave no cilaflls
o me -t III eHifedC you 10 forget me- ana IN some
. .ne1e III lel8l1n lal'!i'es, seek q pride worthy OF
yourself IN your des'hy. me prince looked al me
s naath IA; anu u,. mae'"S 1 P a moment ana fremoled be-
u.s. he exclaimed merely that rascaHy Frank, that
accursed inhdel' mas been beforehand with me in the
winning Oh your aaectlon out know that Abbas Mira
IS not thus to be th"arted IN his wishes, and were it not
1haI nave promisea 10 delay mt tomorrow, the cero-
nlohy 'ha' MAKES you nine should take place within an
hoGr: AS he pronounced these words, he laid his hand
Oh NE cinelar' ana s"ofe oy the prophet, should he dis
cover anything on your part to Justify the act, no pun