Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOVE IN THE CLOUDS.


Aould be to give Annie to coward like
i'm
So shouted honest master Jose, the
kcristan of the cathedral of Vienna, as
81 stood in the public room oethe Adam
Eve inn, and looked after the angry
I. nisg figure Of Master Ottker, the
mason.
spoke. an honest young gar.
Named Gabriel, entered; and for
6ment the youths handsome face
hed high, as he thought the sacris-
~ words were directed at him. For
wae the old. old story. Gabriel and
fAnuie had played together and loved
y each other before they knew the mean
ing of the word love, and when, q few
months before they had found it out, and
Gabriel proposed to make Annie his
wife, her father rejected him with scorn.
The young gardener had little to offer
besides an honest heart and a pair of
Industrious hands, while Master Ottkar,
She mason. had both houses and money.
him, then, surely against her will,
4s the pretty Annie promised; and poor
0sbriel kept away from the sacris,an's S
4 easant cottage, manfully endeav oring
- root out his love while exterm,x.
koeng the weeds in his garden. But
& somehow it happened that, although the
1cks and ,histles whithered and died,
At other pertinacious plant, clinging
~ twining like the wild convolvulus,
n ew and fourishcd -nurtured. .perchance
N an occasionally distant glimpse of
weet Annie's pale cheek and dropping
4 brm.
SO matters stood. when one day, as
Gabriel was passing through a crowded
street. a ncighbor hailed him
Great news, my boy !! glorious news
Our Leopold has been chosen emperor
ut Frankfort Long live the house of
Austria He is to make his triumphal
entry here in a day or two. Come with
mc to the Adam aud Eve.' and we will
x drink his health, and hear all about it.
# In spite Of his objections. Gabriel
would have been no true son of Vienna if
be had refused this invitation; and wav-
Ing his cap in sympathy with his COM
to the inn.
We have already seen how the unex
pcctcd appearance aud more unexpected
words Of Master Joss me: him on his
enttance. In the height of his indgna-
ton, the sIcristan did not observe Cab
riel. and continued IN the same tone
declare, I'd give this moment full
and free permission to WOO and win my
daughter to any honest Young fellow who
would wave the banner in my stead -ay,
Z and thiut her will II ! Of that cowardly
mlsen.
FROM timc INN IN orial it has been the
custom in Vienna. whenever the Emper-
por made triumphll entry, for the
Q cristsn of the cathedral to stand on the
pinnacle oi the highest tower and wave
3 a banner while the procession passed -
Is 1t Master Joss was old. stiff an | rheu-
matte, Al, such an exploi. would have
b sea as much out OF his line as dancing
.Oa tight rope. 1t vas therefore need
fal for him 10 provide substitute, and
1t never occurred to him that his iatenled
! Sou IN law. who protesting such devo.
atom to his intcrcst, and whose daily
occupation Obliged him to Climb to dizzy
h h lights ard stand on slen Ter scairoldns
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