The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-08-07
ORIGINAL TALE.
LITTLE SYBIL.

was at the same tIpe mlSeFaoiy poor, 6ethonght
her, though then oaiy twelve years oid, now
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'Joys we've lasted may sometimes return
then N lAe ZFhHh oI lis PoPuIarIly. NO one
STOOD al the aoof Dut 0eFseli ana ii'lir brother
--'he evening was Rather cooi, ana an l'ie IN
matesoi the HotpI were sitting IN the drawing
room ana haHs Wmch communicated Wlth the
MAN entrance, al "hich Sy0ii was standings
one haHd gfasP'0g Ihat ol The !iltIe oiind one,
VINO stood 10 mouf"iai silence, listening to his
sister song, unconscious OF the sublime ieetns
which imPeiled her 10 breathe H.
The Hotel Is still favorite resort for visitors
from all parts Of the United States, for the me-
dIcnal qualities OF the Springs in which the vi
cinity a5oundS, the delightful pure mountain
air, or for PLEASURE and the qualification of lhp
love for the beautiful and varied scenery At
the moment Sybii began her song, aa many
as fifty were sitting in the hall within hear
Ing ol her voice. She bad not proceeded more
than stanza when, all conversation was sus-
psn!r5--iar coanfeag laakl-3 .at-zsl.- eaoehser-
N mute surprise, delighted yet unwilling 10
lose single note, by giving uuerance 10 it
The voice vas evidently that Of a very young
girl, its extreme melody iayished them with DE-
light, and they could scarcely refrain from pres
y
vino had so entranced them. Presently the voice
ceased 2nd all rushed 10 the door. They found
the songsreSs, bat she was in tearS-a crowd
gathered around her, and the efforts 10 60 through
with hrT song in thr presence Of 50 many fash
looa5ty dressed laa'"s, whom poor Sybl had
not dreamed OF see.fg, the thought OF her SICK
mother, her bind brother, and The new voca-
toh, altogether affected her gentle spirit with a
load OF mingled grief and terror, that the mo-
ment she finished her beating heart found re-
Aei from its sorrows in food Of tears.
Many pressed round her with impatient Gu
nosity and delight, 10 see, speak 10, and reward
The IiU!e larry who haa so unexpectedly encban-
'ra them. For some moments, Sy5ll was to-
tally bewiiderrd. a gentleman hastily snatch
hog oil the little blind fellows bat handed II
through the dense crowd OF ladTTs and gentle
men, and received the contributions Of deligh-
ted audience. When this ceremony was con-
ciIded, the same thoughtful gentleman taking
'he 5iInd one by the hand, usherrd them Inio
'he drawing room, and as the light tell foil up
on the sIghtless eye balls Of The chid, feeling
OF commlseratlon ran through the company,
winch vented itself ~ solid gFaiuIatlons. Sy-
OA now ne chiel OBJECT OF notice, N room
crowded with strangers, ielt her heart de with
:" "5'' al Tue terror OF heI situation. bu' NInd
words and gentle tenderness, diSsipateG IN
degree, her embarrassment, and in reply TO the
humoeTless enquiries, made OF her BY the ladies'
she detailed, but without complaining, the dis
IfeSs OF her mothers family. Although the
company were intamed with curiosity to hear
another song from Sybil, yet perceivng the eX-
IRENE trrpldation into which their applause
had thrown her, they conten;ed themselves with
eSact'ng from her a promise to return the fol-