The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-09

live. Within three years will ! re-
turn. if the gray" has not closed over
IN. ere they clarsr. Will y"" CON
time true 1" me
"Tru, till DEATH" replied Eliza
beth firmly. l.
Even though your father should
strive I" compel You"
Even though they should drag II"
t" the altar!"
"Thcn part we now in hope
Elizabeth, mt til. cnd at three years
thou ar, minri Till then, farewell! !
Arnold s,"",-d and imprinted
kiss on thu weeping maide"'s fore
head; then tore, himself from her "ri.s'
and uluur..d int" the darkness "f the
night
Early every morning Elizabeth
visited the spot where sh" had iart
ua,,ed with Arnold, aud her father
.hid.d her not tor =" doing. because
h. rrckom-d it only a girli-h fancy
which would soon h- lost sight "f
! when n new object presented itself :"
her imagination. \ year had Passe"
away in thi. manner, and greatly T."
Eljxah.,h's satisfaction, II" new suffer
had vet announced himself. Hut to-
ward. the end "f the second year. n
person " no had left the village !"
.x,rc,,,. i,.lig.nc- in early life. re-
turned IN very oy,ulcnt circumstances.
Hans Ucilimc. a. h. was called, hind
travelled. ar affirmed tia, he l'nd done
So. through n great many countries {:
and in addition t" his apparently
r rnitlr-- wealth. he p"s-"ss.d an III.
, ,xhaus,ibl. store "t anecdotes and
marvellous narratives, which =" en-
L,ar.d him to old \.i'. that every
| evening seemed t" him um>upp"r'ahlv
i, tedious il Hans did not spend >"'n'
hours of i, hv lis trcSidr. Thc neigh
:. hours indeed shook their heads AT
4 many of Hans relations and 'hrr'
l. was als" something "macc"untahi,.
: mvS,.ri",,- III his Disappearance" ever,
If Friday; but N"i' wa- upon III" =" Whole
=, we'll satisfied with hi. mw mir',
;. l,.r, that when h. mad" formal prop"
). sails I, him for his daughters hand
y h, ,,,,i,nat-d that il hr c"',id m"k
himself a.r..al,l. I" the girl herself
d h. had no nkj"t1i"u- t." til. mate
A. A. tor EliZah,il,, She, ~ may well l.
surros.d, hated III" very sound "f In
l. nan.; :.nd n, his approach her bio"
-.,nrd 80 herself 10 irr"H" w''ihn h'
Id veins. Hans liciliny was TIA" "ri
IN nu, nt Gods creatures whom she '!'
: ,.s,.,I-th- only human being !
wlnS, rr.scnc" .hr t.'i, unhappy
~ Elizabeth was seated AT her -r''
"A nin--whrrl l,!"rc ''" d""r "f ~
;, l,o,,s.. nnr tin, >iiIninrr-'N"u'n%' WIZ
-. ilnu~ suddenly presented hin-"h h
:, for, her. The girl trri"bs"d NJ y
nj stood w I" inform hii" thar her tat
-, .r wa- no, within the h""-". III
- .lgatnk with horror from him " h"n
-, down beside her. au'i >"tIri II
~. by ,i,, hand.
" /, IL n", h.c"t"i,.. -ir. that
80, should rrmain al"ir' VIII, YOU, ~
;z. rltr "iIl. rising up I" retire. inl" I
80, hateful rn"n-rrr pressed hi- ga'i''
-. tries upon her. aud affected I" VII
I,.- per -"Inr piece 81 -s'ii ''rn'''m"n'H''
~ into her INV Hing ears; hW la
followed her into ,l. hon>r. and Ia
,,.,, imprinted one kiss upon her t"r''i
check. whiclr -h- vaiuly struggled
avoid. when li- ry" fell up"" " In
- GOLDEN cr.-s hich II the maiden w
around her neck n a remembrance
4, her deceased mother. aud >udd'"
A. II struck To- thu heart 10y an arr
h. r...l,d back. and rushed forth ir
- ,h, h.u-r. leaving I'll. maiden "N
=, loved Il, her miraculous d"iiNsra"
~: CHAP, Y.
49,, The third wear "f Arnold r ab>''
WAS draw ing +" CLOSE. aud Ei'>ns"
whohnd discovered mean- "f ave
a: ing anv renewed imp"rtn'hti"s fr
III, Hans. ar even a ~invl. word "r l.
w., from him, by wearing til. it'll" g"s'
,,a cross fully displayed mp"n her br''
" now crossed III. Eyer every day.
~. osccnd..i a height which locked "
,..'' wv. tn. country towards Prague. .'l"r
's'' bonine .l,. would one day disco
~ her true love on his way back {" eli
told her.
hi. About this time. -hc one morn
,bal missed her little golden cross
Mt. felt assured i, must have been tn
Y,u from her neck while she slept by
the of her own ma'"s' "m"'" cue
u,.- overheard tn. precs.'dins ever
beth whispering WIN iiahS ''''""s w
S"d. thr l"us". " I'm 'ea'e e"e '" y,
.,n- Gated her suspici"n. to her TAT
will bu, he only laughed at what h'
shall s'dered piece Oh ch',"'sn ne
ting aud began t" tell her in plain t.
fuse that she must no" '"'s''' w ~
he Hans. for the ethrr, years were pas
ymr and Arnold had certainly forge
her. In vain did Elizabeth rel
,.,"t s,ratc with her intcxiblc father
nm vain she represented how imp"s'
II was for her ever to love
hnly. whom from the ! Tom "i nci