Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-02
FRIDAY OCTOBER 1857 II''sa . = - 8

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yea poiofe ~ spec ~ gusty winds wnief
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.prned - neE seat WIN anxious iorepod'
ipgS boh,ai ,ai 10 y 9,ii'tITie bn, lot
D"ny ooes me stay 50 liatef ~ where i
can ne Der thought she' as few rain rain
drops pattered on the window pane
"uS'''non "a low mutterlng Of thunder
Deiore unnouced'l ireached her ear AS
1t grew nearer and-oiearer, and the rain
Tell faSser' she again sought the window
ltwas now iaing an torrents, and vivid
Hash revealed. the figure OF a rdnn strug-
Cling through the ftfal tempest a feeling
Of pleasure cheered her aching heart!sivrl
she is coming said shep what could
have kepthim 50 Iatoa'leTs odH !tIae97
.e az 'pas moment 'he outer aoor opene'i,
anu so'ae ,Unu eh'ereu nn'' were 1'n0se
footsteps +" Imam 81 Slowly ne crossed
we hs,i'' ana gropea MS way up the sta'rsl
9.n','l VP'nsu 'ne uOor'Tnef husband
$50 : '"1 '@so'ine' 'V"a'u' 'ie Soi"'
.pig& n,'rs'r sp'A ~ anu siossD NE eyes
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an gaAe y puhrSs H~s6,o1l pig! Mira,
10 H NY 'pprYa'.s ~ 7 AFRAID 4 nsn q
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but her strength failed At length she
succeeded, and throwing shawl over him,
sat down by his side. ,
Pushing the wet locks from his broad
brow, she stopped to kiss his lips all pol
ldted and wreathing with the fumes of the
Wine cup-those, lips which before had ut
tered only Kindness, breathed only love,
Poor Emily Bitter were her thong hts
as she kept her lone yigils over tho up-
conscious slumberer. Little did he know
the agony of those hours-little compre-
bend the love which watched over him
It was the FIRST time she had ever beheld
him thus; s., sudden the shock 40 nnex.
pected and she with the unconscious little
one left alone-in fearful susnense--awf,,
realitvl tN'D ".
What should she do--what could she's
Nothing but guard her fallen husband ~
O how fallen and wait with sleeplcss ewes
the return of morning. -.
80.
When William Ashton woke to con,
robustness he was an altered man Like
sampson OF old, ne had laid his head IN
woman's iap--given the locks of his man
IA i GU III 20 III 70 bSG n T1jj,
MN MN one hau peneid MS disgrace-wyouio
she desert MN HIS peculiarly sensitive
nature n was keenly alive to the least sense
OF Of Improperly, and once dissraced, he fell
disgraced forever, he lost ms manly dlg
hlTty' MS nome bearing t.,.r,,5l.ls .gr
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