Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-07

81 came from my search. answ red
he waytarcr, .fur. at last, it is finish
eu.
"Dlnnk or crazy mattrred her:ran
tn himself IL slall Ii .ve trouble with
th- fellow. Th2 sooner drive h m away
the better
Th li.,lo boy. all in a trcm5le. whis.
onrfd to his ft'hcr ana b'Lg"d him to
shut L., door of the k.lt. SO that tner
n, !ht not he 50 much light. for that
tlc,c VA ~un 'tt1g a &c man = face
w"irh he W. AZ Ia io,i AZ. yet
coii! % OK T. ,r IA Ani, % led.
even 4, itr, . .riut's Gull AL torpIl
>e"-e b-; ;an TO be impressed with an
rn..e ,crlhaolc something in tiat thin,
rnggel. thoughtful visaye, with the
yrizzled hair h.n,ing wildly about it.
and those deadly eyes, which gleaned
IKE fires within the entrance Of mys-
terioas cavern. But, as he closed the
door, the stranger turned toward him,
and spoke in qdiat. familiar way. tnat
made B"rtran feel IS i! he wer a san,
and sensible man AFTER all.
Your tass dr,ws tp III rnl. | see.
said he FATS mir,l IL = alrna iy been
burnin. thr.. days. A f.v h'lr. n,r
will ca vrr. the 4t =, 4u;o u
"Wny, who ar you -, = -
lime b ner " ~
/ 1t y, ny hH s
IL. -
And well | may be" sald t,e strln-
ger; "for followed the SINE craft M.
long year, and here. too. on tn's
SPOT. But yon are new conner III tle
parts. Did yoa ever h.ar Of Efa'
Brand -
1.-The man that we ~ -e.rca OF a
Unparlonahe Sin 2 asked Bfrtra1
with laugh.
The same" answered the stranger
He has found what he sought AM
,herefo-a h cam. bark asan,
MIA ! ther voH are t.'AaN Bran
him eli, crt.d .4c '9rt1r il
am.l rrnt. Il ~ I'll -. tstr
IS va -ay. AMI tnry cal it e'1atacr
vars siace YOU lett th2 foot of Gtir
tock. But. can tell yol. IN. goo.
+! folks still TAX about Ethan Brand in ta'
vii re yond II. and VIII It a stranye erran>
to,k HIN away from his lime kiln
/ Well. and so YOU have found the Unpir
dJnabje Sin ~
Even ~" said the stranger. calmly
"Iftnc question is fair one. pro
ce.del Bertram, where might it be 2
! r.taan Brand laid his finger on hi
! own heart.
Here rep led he.
+ Asi'n.n. WITH ,ut nrtN in his coun
tenalc,, ,at IS if IN ,ved by an inv dan
tary r.cp ,..o1 Of the iainite aosard!''
] #. .tin. t,r ssr'ut 8 world {"
via, VIZ tae = st Of all tl:n,s to hin
ell AMI lo,klny mt, e.e-v he tr.. So
his owa. t,r WIT vas Mli.i n II
otnar br,. st hn hr,<' lhfn 4 laith .
,corn II NnS the st'n' >!ov heN
lan.a thlt ID a,n ~ u 'pl'Isl tn Ii n
ourucr wlen it Ard led IA w,y-;arer
appr1ac'.
] The .,'itary noun'ain sid vas md
ii.nd hy it. I.u ht,r. VIII n oat
7 place. mi.tirrd u ,trs.'n. t''ti fro
i !, drs.r Ire / sta. ns fe.,ils. m,v ~ u
mo.. ter'ibi. "a ',' - ~ ne int
voi.e. Ia Ial. - Won t.'eo. 'va'
/ ii L u" ni:gs lux; ~ nil nan
4 "a 4. ~ ~, ,;,'d !, IA n - a
Iilj,t. a. i, tiat ". son tine
trem3e to .a.t, anl wouii a!vay
witlinsly 'or,,t. Poet. have i'm 'sine,
4np ut,erance OF & ais or hobg g'bllns s
frarfully appropriate as laugh. AM
even the obtus. line burner felt hi
nerve, s., Ike 4, this str IN 'e man looSe'
inwa:d at his own II art. and burst int
lau .h,rr th,t rollei away IN the nigh
AMI was indistinctly r:vsrberltci tnJr
the htls.
Joe" said h. TO his tittl' -on. 's,an
D down T. the tivcr' II I've VI 'a,'
and tell the july iios- ;hc.s n
Ethan B IN / IA, c"m h.; at -.
ne as f,unltae Unp purl,U :
+ t.o lrf7l Nv
3 nal &C
AR ~. II ,nptic II. i
on a ioy Of wool, l'oking stt,.tt.'' ..
a, the iron door o. the kiln. Wh'a n
child was ont of sight, AMI tn Ii an
+! light footstep ceaselto b: IL 'ari iread'n