The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

you with life
"hi.necessary," she continued" Heaven
and msn have decided, aud we must seps'
rate. We are compelled to fly from the
peaceful country. wh-fe had just begun to
know hsppipess confess before God
voo are he Gully person here that regret
leaving
A, these word, | fell upon my knees
before her. and pressing her hand to my
lip.. esesin,ed. not kneing what SAID
"Lsnra, IN follow you every whrre--Nonr
destiny shall be mine. here swear 10 love
you e,srnailay
'' Stop" said Marie, stepping between n''
.Tom. uy daughter can never be yours
The rank oar family oce0pisd in France Tor
bid. H. Woald to Heaven we had been
born IN this smiling valley, where The same
education would have made IA equal Bu'
il 1. not So Llur. Is the daughter OF INC
Couat de Bsnville The blood which
Cow. Ia her veins "a iIluslrens She can
NOT dishonor it hy ailying herself To poor
,hepbefd. Meiortlnes attendant upon
,erriable revolution asye eKpaifaled ~. Anf
dapfiysd %, oi our estate VI dc BlsnYiI'e
was msssaeraed before NY eyes, aud es'
csned from Franee.-Hot thst cared for M
owa !fs, but TO save my daughter from
he axe OF the execultouer. believed that
10 ,hi. retired pat OF Swiizefand | bad
scared a peaceful retreat, where tho
storm could no longer break upon us but
waa deceive! \ decree from tue Re-
puhlic OF nerne commands all French cml
giants 70 qat Switzerland, ard allows them
bn, three days 10 seek another asylum,
Alas IN What ar, OF the world can weh 81
shelter from oar prosecutions
At these word. she bars, into a torren, Of
,elr-. approached her respectfully ard
pid.
"lhe poor Tom is not worthy Of being
the husband OF Laura. bat whatever may b"
the plare Of youf new exile do not iorge
ore wlouill never forget YOU
lsf the cotiage, not trusti"g myself TO
look apaiu all .surn The next morning At
snnrise started Tor Rerne, where ba'susss
detained mo Tor two days Immediately
upon any return | called at the coltrse OF
Msdsme de- Blansillr. to renew my OILERS o.
n..i.lance aud 10 say farewell.
Isurs looked pale and sad, hot her moth
=, ptee,.d me with face radient with Joy,
and showed me better Just received IRON
B-rn. II was as folloNs.
n,p,ur-A man to whom Won hsv@
unronsriously rendered n most important
,ervic,. has jus, become appfi-ed ol your
c,ueI situation. Permit him 10 offer you
nm asylum IN bis country Depah nj once
for London inquire there for the residence
o, sir Thomas Wentwotlh III. house ~
n, your service, and you will there receive
every at,suiion aud respect that a son can
offer the dearest If parents.
| nm, madame, very respectfully.
THOMAS ENiWORilI
al, il from Heaven" cried Madame do
BI,,y,l. "lIow could ever doubt the
coodn..s of Providence | have tried IN
vain to recall tina, Sir Thomas Wentworth,
bu, | nm sure this is the iifst time ever
heard hi. nam.. There ia something yer,
extraordinary nbouiit What do Won thiuk
oft FONT What do YOU advise usto do p
"il you would design. Madame, to take
counsel from n shepherd, You will accept
the offer Of sir Thomas Wentworth Cir
cum.,nnces are pressing and required lie
can have no motive Tor dsceivog YOU, and
believe him an honest man; aud An homes,
msn always regards his promises
"Bnt We do not know him
"When YOU see him you may recogniEn
him, aud u you hAve forgotten the service
YOU have rendered him u IS very plain TINT
he hHs not"
During this scene glanced ut Laura
al a. 40, ,.,t.,if. =, thu tov of her moih.