Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-22

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.'ou w up formerly there was no making
", ~ i,oase nlm: ana really now. when h
sNI ;ean'ng nus cheek on ms hand wnpt Vi
~, y" "'e o"n 'houghts, lie looks quite goo'
''u NAM T.,
,a,,;u ,iriI h,ale Giteh st' WIN ms coee'
e'''nS y" MS mana, wrnpt up IN nus owl
enouSaS, out what these were ne commun'
tsi " nv HNinG nc'hg perhaps they wer'
n",ug nnnngy cie"r 70 himself ior they were tfe
du."! nc" uni un"ccustomed uhoughu
III IL ..'1v Nv " ni'n III ms ',''tou';
-. "'"e' 's'o"ui'y pa'u ni'n u 7"or
,'a.'i anu WIN nc ''eah 10 sn"aK OF com
h',,.' :. ,i "p'sis anu t'c nha'fS VI h's '"''
s;,l i ~ WV ''T' It I'''"' "o"'' "I'No " u'ct
o,ni ""' ''y every one 'aS 'eeh pu'u
- Wv" ,e', n"' io,' Any y'"i"S Wy me- my
,;, az :; 'uiii'eu' uPs're hotn'"S more
NY ''.iI '' oNer--ald 'hereWlth--basta
lu' 'ie "ord came lorth ike the echo OF "
sot,u-.ne so.tna ghost OF haoit now almost Tor
scon ; ui'u ''i's conciusion, whlch han 80
o%;.on % ''useu cohs'ernat'on ny It's rreYocanio
''SV, s.e.heu no" almost SAD
hoa, mpo". u'c t'ine ,hat the mistress oil the
npuo' rI "us expected pacK from fyrih"ht ;
,irir hr"'V ieit very much lndiSposcd' and
wnen Sio reacnea nome ne was laborIns un-
TV' ''.cr' the V'oience OF which had lnd"'
"''" "'''r''"N, ~ h'S''lir'"" h"s'met'm's
n' '"' -
S''' '...''". 'N'''.' ID ,FF htl .' "'r"---
so'"e''"'s "i'N'fIShed am destitute, DC
Pa.""n' W l"'S' III" ma ''im; "ut 1t was
S""y' va III 'ii-y t""' h's icN'Te" creams
uMel,, ana 'Ic lemons OF g'iG ioug"t thrr
uuii"iio"cu oat1'es IA MS cioud q MUD Ia
'ho course Oh IL week ortwo hi Sttt' ~
lnorpia excitement passed away and $
succeeueu ny an utter prostration OF strength
an extreme degree OF weakness in when
nc Iay ior the most part with ms eyes closed
"s II sieepihS' WIN now much kindness
'nu Sn,ici.uue was he 'os ,ehued darihg tnat
i'ns Illness Day and night was his anxious
hostess m his aick-room, and whenever he
opened his eyes, they always rested on the
same form. And when the crisis was over.
I'' .r''t"t Danger WAS past, and all the
''io'. ' "'li hH' '"h'' '' '. d g Y
%" 80 '"'' ".N -
m.n' 1'r ri :, thy ~ 80 " .n w't >, much
at cu n't- atterti"H.
ont evening" m ''.' d"'k' when they In
Hit lcit hls room ior It short time; and I'D
Mhrsh uohe waS elitlnc ny ms oeGSiu he
so!P'"'IY opened his eyes ana Sazad around
hlh' as II ne were Trying 10 rec"iicct Whe!e
ne was, ana what had happened to alm. lie
men hshcu aplut tHc c'.lIurch Miren
ciasPcu iier hahds IN Joy that her mast had
rec"'cred 10 c'nScioustcss again. VIII he
rePrated his question: ana hdded
rs II not true, Maren, that thn y is
cai'eu Lud'lg, ana the g'rl georgia hese
are pn.il my Own nam -
"ei!. that II very NATURAL s..il MAJ
rem s,gn,Icantiy' nat else should they
oe ctiIeu
my cousin warner nero asked the
''Tai'u soon a'ter.
>. lie was there, and Aaren went lmmc-
oiately to call him. Herr Kraft made n
sign to him t. sit down near his couc' md
another to Maren to leave them by them
selves.
COUSIN he SAID, see now how
things arc-l am IN my daughter honse.
l have been very Ill, but did not los TIC
"ee oi my eyes. ana Louise has witch+d by
my oeo' ana ATTENDED me
herr warner nodded IN affirmation OF
what he had sad
'1ou knew u all along. You TOOK the
pace ol nur iather "heh 'hrew her lis
IL not 50
Warner noddedag"n; he was 50 surprised
t. hear ii person generally 50 sttrn and over
bearing speak thus gently that he could not
utter word ''r II moment
'hnt hcr husband WAS not named " 'rner.
anu hc nad ouIy very slual prop FiY' not
such "I"r4e place is tins How arr al these
o'sGreP'nrics I" ne rcc"nciIei
iiefr warner Then relattd 10 nm IN !. few
woruS 'n'c ms s'h-'n-law had assumed ms
ci''%cf-I'He name out OF gratitude' because he
ne hau presenter Louise win c'nsiieftpIe
sum oi money hc lao received from ~" East
ina'es, ior "hic'i ne had no use INNS I'll, but
whifh haa enabled the .nng couple t. pur-
1n''1 S.I ''''s 'hrse property, wnera they had
Nv az "apt',y as 'nfy couid Il" whlie un-
~ w T'' VI '''S ."sl'cds"ic' ana without
he would sur,Iv nor l,n,,sr ,y;,,,',ld th,, and
,hev would all hc h,nnv torethrr f,r ,,hinb
he thanked G. ii fro,n rho hrtrnr, If his be,rt
To Herr Kraft it seemed olI romance
The discarded daurhtcr had received and dc.
yotcdly attended in his Illness hor hny.h anil
unforGiyiur father. the s, ornc6 snn.in.J,,v
had won his friendship and esteem. tln nonr
cousin Ind been uble to Give AVA y. f,rt1,,e.
and the rich merchant law there nm in,royrr.
ishcd and rcpentapt man.
"Money was in YOUR hands on.y ,s an
;nstrnmn + of doino ,,ond-to mo IT., ,..,. on
idol, he exclaimed. off.r q sil,nc. ,.f some
dnr,t;-n ..Rnt ho,. l,,r',.,d >, ,r-,,.
that our Lord did not will money to be Il
primary consideration. Il is ali gone now,
however,
Herr Warner assured him thai it was not
all gone there would be a SURPLUS elt for
him after all the creditors were paid, and
that he himself had a little money laid bv.
and they would commence business together
they would soon increase the cari'nl. as
Herr Kraft understood mercantile afIlrs 50
well. The bankrupt shook his head AZ these
smiling prospects, and replied that lls hours
were mum bered, and he had other employ
lnents for the few that might remain ol
them.
"Wbilst was so ill.," he continued. ;
81 had yery singular dreams. II orneared
10 me as if an angel and devil were canten.
ding which should Get nossession of me
the angel always resembled Louise. nnd
at last she drove tho devil awav and as bf