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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-07
CHAPTER III.
LOVE-.


When the Norman knight entered the dwelling,
which he did without ceremony, he found the vine
dresser alone aud busy engaged in Frightening up a
FIRE upon the narrow hearth The old man started up
as the fierce blast from the open door swept upon him,
and grasped spear that stood close by his lie.
Owe are friends, my good Alcassim, said Leon, as
he saw the defensive movement.
"Ah--yes, yes-I see" the host replied when he
had recognized the new corners. Bat the robbers y
They are both dead"
Good would have come and helped you, Sir
Knight, but had much to do here. / have but just
borne the lady Lulah 10 my wifes apartments and as
she was wet and cold thought would light fire.
| trust that you are neither of you wounded
Not tcratch, said our hero. "Your Arab rob
befs are hardly match ut for Norman warriors
Iiut, tel me-is the lady safer
81 think 80, fair Fir. Ny good wife has her in
charge, and will soon have dry clothes upon her"
Az the host spoke door in one corner was opened:
and woman looked in. She retired In moment, bnt
snon returned. however and entered the apartment.
She was Doris the vine dressers wiiea small pleas
antlooking woman, some fifty years on age, with
strong cart Of Arab features.
{" Friends" ahe said advancing little way into the
room +" we must ak your kindness and iorbc~HDco
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ny yORx Q. sAxB.


ny yoRx Q. sAxB.
o, sinee tits deereed by the envioUs Fs.es,
All DEAF 10 the cisnorng heart,
That the truea and fondes Of eopjusal mstes
Shall often be dshins srsIti
Since the Days Of our sbsenOe are many Sad sad
And the Hours Of our meeting are few;
Al! what in a case 80 exceedingly bad,
Can the deepes. philosophy do
D., VIA. can we do-anforton't' ewes
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Jus. sufheiently near to keep OF the emu
YAA. else might be freezing the hearts
Ard each Hour shall be such glorious hO~'
II, moments 90 precious and dear ...
breadth and in depth, and in shsse'ins power
nm.v fairly be reetoned year!
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"A Paper, the NEW-Y0RK LEDGER, will be resdy MON
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afford you sucH shelter our POOR cot will afford ana
in the morning hope the storm may be passed
So il WAS arranged that they. should all remain
through the night and at early hour preparations
were made for retiring. The hostess took Lulah with
her into her own apartment, while her husband pro-
yided for Leon and Gabriel.
AT an cal Is hour in the morning our hero was astlr
snd upon going out of doors he found the fun just
rising bright and clear over the mountains. The storm
had been a severe one as was evident from the deep
guies upon the hillside and the Iollen rushing rvcfi
but all was calm now overhead, and the roads were
not damaged. He called Gabriel away, aud took Il
walk around the bluff
Ny master" said the esquire, after they had
walked some distance in silence, suppose you mean
to accompany lady Luah back to the city T.
" OF course answered the knight, without raising
lis eyes.
Perhaps You would like to have ne give mp my
horse, that won from that robber and take myself
along on foot p
Z" / bad thoueht.of that Gabriel" .
So supposed. But, don't you think it would DO
safer for me TO bear the lady company, AID leave yoa
to trudge alone T.
How ?"
"Itbnk had better be the maiden's escort
You, Gabriel liza, ha,-you are witty this morn
And yet am in earnest"
"In earnest Why-what do YOU mean ,"
" mean that the lady has seen enough OF you
Gabriel !"
Don't be offended, my master; but be reasonable.
can see, and know what say. The maiden already
feels more than gratitude than iriendship--t0
wards you. You have right TO triilc with her.
Don't get angry. i don't mean that you would stoop
TO willful tfifng; but, if you awaken love in her
bosom your own must tell you that II can only
end in disappointment.
+" Do you think the loves me, Gabriel p
Now if the esquire Lad been wise be would have
turned this off very lightly; but he wac honest, and
did not know what power love might have over Tue
bnyest knight.
Love Won't he replied with energy "Why, bleas
yOur SOUL her heart huered, when che spoke to You,
Ike wounded dove. ] sat and watched her. and
saw il ALL"
"And | suppose You watched me, too2'
" 1 couldn't help H."
And did you see my heart hutterl'
p" Your heart don't huter readily my master
but the tale was told in your eyes. All you'd better
let me 20 with her, while you busy yourself with
something which may have more satisfactory end
ing
The knight walked on little while in a thoughtful
mood and finally he stopped and spoke;
.fGabrel, am not offended at anything you have
sah: but 1 do not wish 10 hear any more upon this
snbiect. ] sl:J be governed entirely by my own
end tire consequences be upon my own head
Now let il pass.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of Daniel Pursei late OF Hen,iock town-
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ITO the Devisees of Daniel Pursel. and
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be readily understood by any one.
The county will be thoroughly canvassed
for the wor, and the support OF the citizens
is respectfully solicited.
Dr. p Jotn General Agent for Columbia
County.
p s. Good canvassers are wanted in all
parts of This county for the above work, 10
whom a liberal compensation will be given.
Applications, which must be made at an
early date, addressed 10 The General Agent
al Bloomsburg Pa, will receive prompt al
leBton.
Bloomburg, Tee. 5, 1860
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AUDITORS Nofice

Estate of Benjamin Hayman, late of Orange
tOsrnsh'p, Columbus county, Pa
CREDITORS and all other persons inter-
- ssed, will lake oice, tha, The under
signed appointed Auditor BY the Orphaus'
Court OF the County Of Columbia, 10 settle
and adjust the rates and proportions of ths
assets OF the estate of Benjamin Ha yman,
deceased, in the hands OF Solomon Neyhard,
his administrator. TO and among the reSpec-
tive creditors OF the decedenI according TO
the order established by law, will attend at
his office. in Boomsbura, in SAID Comfy,
on FRIDAY THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY, A. ID, oue thousand eight hundred
and sixty one. Tor the purpose of adjusting
the rates and proportions, TO and among The
several creditors, when and W here all per-
sons interested ARE requeste d 10 present
their claims 10 The Auditor or be debarred
from coming 10 for share of he assets.
w WRIT, A uditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. ~, lS6O-4w.