Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
VOLUME 27, NO. 25.
three years"
"And the worthy captain Get you free ss
the expiration Of ,wo,' bis father remark

ed.
"No, be-" Carl replied. death alone
could have saved me from HE clutches. !
owe my liberty to our slOrisu' king"
"Tell l,--tsll Us how" oil cried "ld
the carriage drive home"
"Y@," the patron cried who bad cone
to share in the general JOY. "'end the car
iuso AWAY. mus, know oil about IL. We
will take our sesA on this bank"
All.-smong them the deans lady. 10
whom no one lad ys, paid any a,tsnti0n--
seated themselves on the grassy couch. and
kept their eyes nIod on the young man. who
wiped away bis ,san. and then commenced
thus:
How badly I Jared. and how gri,vcd I
was, a, no. beng Abl. to send any news TO
my dear parents and sisters need no, tell
you. Ny only trust was In God for had
nc, had him TO support ne. should have
acted like hundred o,bsrs-eithsr dsssr.
ted. or put an end to my life. Bu, my faith,
which daily found nounshmeni in the beau
ulul text wish which quilted you on that
night Of terror. We know tia, all ;hing'
work together Tor good to thsm that love
God. supported me in all my nsc--,'iiss.
THUS it happened that. Jus; fourteen
day, ago, stood n sentinel in the grand
corridor Of the royal palace q, Berlin.
was thinking, as usual. Of home, and ss l
fel, 'ery low spirited. and besides. ianeied
,h. n,ighhoring apartments uro,' spied. l
began singing ,ha, SWEET 'Ong Of frrylins.
hau.su. My hear, should feel eontsn,'d !
when was .ingr, the third verso door
opened. to my grea, enbarra''msn'. and l
saw this lady. head"
"Ah I the deans lady" the old pastor
said. a, he bowed to her. Now l begin
to .ee more clearly into matters" And be
,,raishtway poured forth a mullitoda Of
apologies. for no. having noticed her before.
through hi, inmOdsri,s joy q, bis ems 70.
turn.
But, father" tho son inquired. Z" do
you no, recognize the lady ~
The old man. however. and his vile. hsd
long forgotten the isa,ur,s. ons OF carl's
sisters At length aid;
"Tha, must be the young lady, II | an
no, mistaken, whom yOu saved from the
wolf"
4" Certainly" Carl replied J. and q, this
very .pO, where We are now 'issInssS hap
piy together"
Bu, a. ali b.sau crying, proseed With
your story" he don,Inusd IL ia me follow.
rns fa.hiOn;
~ could scarce beliOr, ny ears when |
heard iha, voice. bu, my eye. cannot deceive
me. Surely you are the son Of the sleFgy.
man Of IL, who saved mo from 'hs we'll
two year. ago''
81 am ,ha, unhappy man." ! said to
her and then proceeded to tell her what
lngh,lul r,vsrss GandlIps hal taken. Her
eve. filed with tears, and she seemed to mo
ikea good angel sen. from on high to com.
fort mo
"You saved me from q wolf" .he sI.
claimed 80 and will now do as much Tor
YOU and then hurried back iuto the room.
stood there with beating heart. I'LL
pa-, approached me with .he.S words
"Stn,insl, a. coon as you arc released
from duty you must 70 through that door.
and prs,su, yourself W her majesty The
queen" i,
"Ins.d no, cay With ~hA. anxiety
waited for the hour.
AT 9Th | was relieved. and trembling
entered the queen. az ar,nsn.. She A'f-
cd my history very sraeiOo'ly, and when l
had finished it, che added :"
81 can do nothing for you, my ,sn. bu,
wall beg the g-nsrI to eco the, you are on
duty here to o.nOrrow Uiorhin. between eleven
and twelve, tha Loar at which the kiDg
pays We u vl.it. Then sing. With your slsa'
voice, that pleased mo - muca, any verse
yol like Of his maiss,y's f,yorits -.
"who puts his trust in God al -, 7" :
will ,hca.:,oa wha, moro can q ., ~, t,
"wi.h these word, her IN ...y d,.cs,....
me, and without the doc. :. me, ,hi. lady,
who whi'Ps'd to me-, Courage, | ,ru., ali
will DO WE'LL"
As | expected, I was placed on da,y b..
fore the queens sapartmens the asI, morn
ing, al eleven o'clock. As soen y, heard
voiOos within | commenced singing . ver.s
Of tho hymn ,ha: had b-eo commanded.
However. I expected IN va,a to be summoned
again. The hour paced, and I fDeisd no
attention had been paid TO me; and | de-
SPARED, for I did no, dare to slns another
verse"
"And y,.," the young lady here in,or.
rupted the narrator, "all proper attention
had been paid to your hyan. aud may Be
permitted to give an account Of ID, IS Carl
has already become my ar husband"
Another cry Of astonishmcnt wss hero
raised. what! what your huseanif'
all exclaimed. ~ faneied you were q
deans wife," the old pastor remarked. 81
never heard such Q thing" the patron nur-
INJURED. for he knew tho lady was Of very old
family, and both hs and the pastor seemed
scarce to know whether they were awake or
drea ming.
You mus, then hear my '.eny," tho
young lady remarked with smile:
"The voice delighted both Of their msjss.
ties greatly. and rs soon as perceived this