Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-21
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childish Innocence At this moment
Good night night rfpeatsd low plaintiff
There, Mr.. Possibly, are my daugh
ter's children; We will leave them early
to- morrow morning, and hasten to tht
/ bedside Of their father. It would be use
less tof attempt tile Journey Tonight
the snow is drifting yet. and we should
| miss the road
| Under whose roof do ! pass the night?
| szf John j. Whites.
| White, the attorney representa-.
tiye-jldge 2
H. You have spoken truly
/ Il have always known you. sir. By
newer have I entertained The
IEtithe Of respeetIas now
II : / may have an. extensive reputation,
l5yet have, nevertheless, been guilty 81
Ian act which the vefriest subject might
Eb]ush 10 acknowledge. | deliberately
l#stole the sunshine from the heart Of nay
Town daughter t.-.. III. 4
II Mng Whlcn you would notztlaVe
done had your judgement been guided ~
safe experienced ...-.,@ ss sss.
Never but | have said too much al
ready. i; You ale weary with your jour
uey let me wish you. Mr.. Postby. re-
freshing nights sleep +, +.
4 The storm had passed away The, sur
she'd his light and heat upon the shaw
covered house and tree, forest and; glen
Painting steeds bore over the crusteg
1sheetcspaeieus loads of youth and beau.
til and talent, Nqthing was heard save
1.-The jingling Of bells and the laughing b
bellies throughout the great incorporation
One grand gala day-whetheF father, Of
brother, Or lover, were terrified or not BY
the sceptre of suspension. Or worse, in.
lvolved in calamitous failure. r. s~
Mr. White, the two grand children
and Mr. Possibly, arrived at their destina.
ton early in the afternoon. and founftha
| the man, though much debiliated was still
alive H. a. H.. III.
| You are weak whispered Mr.. White
las he seated himself by the bedside. 4
| iYest; lam waiting only for one thing.
ErePlied ths stranger looking the, suffsre,
full in the face.E IA IEff~ = -l I
! What is that, pray?t ; n
| Waiting RF my wife and children,
ere l die a. =H5 - | !.
|, tc ! II 20 !, a i.. happier If they ver'
4 here? ! !, =" r. ~ f'"- :.
I I Oh yes, sill, it would be easy then J.
Eeasy, i'll could repose uponthe breast o
Emy wife, while the children held my
khands.' IT #.f |,ts 4 =
/ ! But suppose they do not arrive, villa
Awould be your dying message to them :?
\ = A husbands ana parents love Thi
1.-The Legacy l leave them. p oor patrimo
Hny indeed-not sufficient to elothe, ant
10 d. and warm them ! But tell my, wife
Hsir-ifI should mot see her TO seek GU
Hher father !; he will forgive and receiv,
lher, when he knows that am NO more.
| 1T seems that her father had been nm
Akind to YOU. Can you forgive him hi
lIunkindness p hi.
4 : Can ! forgive him No-yes. 4 ID
Forgive him even SO may he forgive Hill
Constant loving .daug hter.' &sl 9 n
| ~ Charles Reyboid, you do not know
me.' Il II '#4s~ Z, h H. y. .~E.J II. VI Il
Il But I trust you II. + LII /; i u
| Break the film Of death. It ISIS
4 Anna father ~ .I.I
| Would that / conld see You /. but I
grows strangely dark. . Ny wife has come
/ think You will not refuse to lei mi
bee her?' E Z y. -SS'51 5,.. ..5#*=7=5 Ia
Mr.. White took the hands of,the dyips
man and placed either upon the head d
| his children. #tG: s n
Here are Tom and Lizzie, .a.. Isl
T : God help 1a.. H. |55sg III
I The struggle was over. While. the
heart fingered to bless. the spirit, in tha
better land, embraced the beloved gont
before. as. ss,s sSgE NFt ~ a 9Ez n III
Our story, readers, may have sadness
| IN the mind, but it il the portrait, family
| Solored, of life 3 realities. Mr.. White !:
let the only man who has planted a thorr
IN his own pillow-not the only mar
VIII se lonely heart is lacerated withipain
ful memories--:not the only man VIII
weeps bitter tear, as the spectre Of blast
FAD happiness haunts his couch-hot TIL
only man whose silver hair and wfinklet
tpfm will rest I'M at ease in the narrow
House ii Il. |tIz. s@