The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
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r. DSIN A;
OR THE CHILD OF THE reel

Tho forest maid was the idol OF the
schoolroom, aud the intimate friend Of
Miss luise Won " atteusleben. This last
upon whom nature had bestowed no giiis.
save her noble BIRTH and her true aud loving
heart. would not consent to ANY separation.
On leaving school herself. rhe obtained her
fathers consent TO bring Kosna home with
her, to Car.ruhe. to spend the winter.
Introduced into society undef such auspices,
1t was but seldom that any one inquired
into her percentage, and II they did, the
wonderful inspiration breathing forth IN
her lmprcvisalions almost persuaded them
TO believe that she was. as the coalburner
had said, especially the child OF Heaven.
For that honest man. RosIna entertained
the mos. child>line affection, bu, she
seemed to have lost all recollection of the
dead father. left wing on his bed OF moss.
IN the hat Of the Black Forest.
1t was at n brilliant party gwen by the
Baron Won Mathematician, to Introduce his
only daughter into society, that Ro-aa
iirst met as an equal, the young Count
Henri With his innate love OF beauty,
he was instantly smitien. His passion for
Eudora had long since burned to ashes,
but he never dr-ami that the brilliant hes
iue before hIm, aud the forest maid were
one aud the same. Sui those dafk eyes
once seen, could never he forgotten. Du
ring the third dance he yeutused to sus>
gest TINT they must have met before. He
received a reply IN the affirmative. At
such bal. I - No, this Vas her drs, party
At the theatre, peihap, No, she had
not yet been to the theatre " \, the
grand Duchess'. reception She had not
vet had the honor OF being received at the
Palace. Intensely mystiiied, he begged
her to tell him where they had met. 81" In
the Black Forest. on such day, IN such
a spot For some moments he WAS speech,
less with surprise Was this the forest girl
to whom he had spoken OF the advantages
OF education, aud who MAS NOW Il, Tar his
superior Ia point OF tnlen, aud education,
rs he bad once supposed himself to be
hers. But should not be-, the hen OF a
noble nam-, leave tue base born dAmse
lie he,i.ated, but the spell OF beauty va,
upon him. lie .iaid.
1t WAS now Ro.inas turn 10 he fast,dions.
lier admirers comprised all that knew her
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