Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06


.ea'Wo5b, WI.icI, She ha1 golsan:,es
IN consequence st suspicion tia
slIe had nlce be> II scorned BY I dis
Etaht cos1le ton Discovering tina
tile distant connection had beet
changed in the cradle also, and col,
Stque'ltIy was aaot Il connection, tlss
a'iItt csn.fessssti aud the highway
man was united Il, tie Flower o
PeekskIll, having previously set frt
70 tie castle, which Fortunately con
tanned EAe t.ttIser, aunt, and all tht
villa MS, ana fled by moonlight oI
his njIEw white charger with The
ta'nlabla=1.,lllg lady, who regarded
the general roast Of her family and
friends =aa AL act Of just retriburion
EeprIma'aded tiepsiba severely
Tor leaving such i work in the chil
slln11 $ reach" but with all any Ell
deavors+ only succeeded in leaving
tie false. impression tEElIat.I / d1sapro-
sed.as works If tietiol.. ! move!
IN Ilapsi15;s's mind, was q novel
the Iaa3fe blood-and*tI, thunder il; COZ,
tanned, the better it worth reading
She assured me that it was a very
handsome book,,and had awful iu-
terestlng things III it!' And when
| expressed ; opinion IT II the dis
gusttng al1a1rssshe charged me witt
unti=aiable =taef.that I=had read d
book called Little Durrit, .pr some
such 1anae, myself, fol: |; she had seen
ine. was obliged Is t.ske.a stand
with her, and to inform her that
unless she cnuId keep her place,
she would be obliged t. look OUT
for another Situation.
| Was terribly afraid she would
take ''.e at my word, fer she is an
excellent servant, worth any two
others | ever had, and should hate
to lose her; bnt one cannot allow
ones self Il, he trut}ele1 upon iy
ones sers ant, whatever may be the
e'ds-4iselice--at least Won't. But
dear me # | il;asl onlv known tlle
cunseQuellces wfliclNWere to els,le,
from tile pcrllsa' II use tIre;.sItisi
books, [ don t know What I should
II;tve4i,ne.
They had read, as it appeared.
more than one u tI,e effffiusI,5I,s, and
the Z tis,werz of peekskill WAS
asnnngg the most harmless I &
: insls were full Il high ]
t:loI'es'ients, aneIzceuel pa
Iellts, and sceiles trt,:t, tilase tales
were. 'i:sc5esl III he garden or attic
whenever they found an op|eortu1li
t
There waaz q vaca1,t#I,t# in the
real. tt oilr block, ard u gate from
-acf. .ggstrtler led lnt,, rhsszstaI,w (which
was aetEc;etvss t, cs,:ilzasIIIes and re.
fuse cabbage leaves had been
,ut t" do some shopping or.e AFTER
aoo1l.#ssEld had Just retufne.il==as III
VAS growing dark I5;einsin d
bury Ile thou @'at struck ne that
| woiiId run in through the gard II /
way, and thus avoid the detention
II waiting to BE- let ii st III. street
1oor. Ooediellt to this tllot. .ght, / !
gathered my skirts aIn;,t lsle and
the lot. About halfway
,etweell the entrance aud uilr gate i
stands the stump ofanuld tree, and |
behind it croncEled 4 form which t
;ogl'd bot at hrstaistinguish, and /
louIIed wlie:l,erit were 10y or dog /
" lli1eI fingered, rather slls.ass ling
Q pass, and almost decided to 60
!rol1nd to 1he front door, q little
ellnW, whose parents lived il the
.ild ltnllsa,sTa olttt.t the gate, With
lis prom, evidently tilIed with
onlet1:ing precious, held between
10th ilas ls. Assl.e passed tbe stump
Isesepneealed figure sprang to its
eet. AMI seized him around the
qaist, with the words, a. tand and
|elirer!'
"Oh N.Y. oh any!'' cried the little
10Y, wv no are ?--Iet me 60 T.
II WON'T" answered the first, III
ny Dicks yoice. 4 declare it acta-
lily took my breath away TO hear
t.) Il won't, till you stand and
IeIiver. | ALI 8 higflwayman, and
want those apples Or your Life, /
}ilIy Edmnnds ~
The child began to scream /; and
ran forward, seized Dick by the
olIar, and made him walk home
little f;lster than he had walked