The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19

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ne was ana conciuoed W begging ner not
~ iet "a the "elio snoW tne 9isgrace OF
man VINO was ALREADY mortlned enough by
the loss o. ner acquainsance; one asked an
explanation. lie told her OF the action that
ma been commenced IN Acr name. She gent
~ shrugged her shoulders, ana sad, "How
stupid they are I embroidered BY this ne
oesgeo 10 know Whetner OF NOS lie OF DIS
,ahs nnPresehulns ocsotlon woula after q
lapse OF years, erase the memory OF hismad-
ness-h's crimef .,
she DID not know!
She must now bid him adieu, as she had
some preparations to make Tor ball in the
crescent where e"e'y6ody scas to DE- They
parted, and Dollsnan determined to be at
the bali where everybody was to be- lie
was there, ana alter some time he obtained
an introduction to Miss Haythorn, and he
danced with her. Her manner was graeious
With the wonderful tact OF her sex, she
seemed to have commenced the acquaintance
that evening. That night, tor the firsttime,
Dol'gnan was IN love. will spare the read
er all a lovers arts, by which he succeeded
IN dining where she dsned, in dancing
where she danced, IN oyertaking her by ac-
cident when she rode. Ills devotion follow
ed her even to church, where our Dragon
followed her even to church, where our dra
COON was rewarded by learning there is a
world where they neither polk nor smoke
the two capital denominations Of this one.
tie made acquaintance with her uncle,
who liked him, and he saw at last, with JOY,
that her eye loved to dwell upon him when
he thought he did mot observe her.
1t was three months after the Box Tunnel,
that Captain Dolignan called one day upon
captain iaythorn, Il. N, whom he had met
twice IN his lie, and slightly propitiated by
violently listening to cnttmg-out expedition
he called and in the usual way, asked per-
mission to pay his addresses to his daughter
he worthy Captain strsightway began do