The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

- F4trr. sui seeing something OF the season Letr
o. .-... e5 .- horror from tfis exrrav,sarce cor
d. -iier . .tar ate position. But when 81,
lre.4 .s,-. f-'sY and consideration. woman. like
o. ,,. ',e. -e AISLE proposed 70 90 10 to~n alone
e. and r-,t.t. ald invest their funds. Lettv oh
D. i,,i.. .--.s sos strongly 20 thi- -olitar, e1pe
r. i-.r 4..I -ra..c-a That vita a ysrv litt.e nor.
i.. nuh'- ~hr could accompany him. l
comic rnr l0 6-o-ge w8s sfronted restive
n.sii a-,4..e .e ana sss qlite ready 70 throw ou
1His ..a. Left. Ra- I,oau.g upon herself a. Al
l-li,.-. 49,. .i.l..- 10 sct upon her heiress-sbiu
.f e-..n..-. .e. .-..-fd-rcr Of him. or al leasl
.s iGph iis s4t0rtinsff0n to her
LEVY Na~ Pea wounded l. was the first
lill-l. ul-ruefou- Teatment she had expert
O. -leeI ou. Geor.e Ashe The TACT vas, be was
aPl'T -t-tn- caf .'ous aud overbeaung II
a. t- . -he -nl.r mist of his Imagination
Ri- .v.r'ri i,'a clouds OF dim smoke. blind
i- ara couiolrlns him. He was a fine fellos
'at ne coaii uot stand bis sudden rise in the
sait.; .l.u temper AID principles were totter-
D. D.. leg
Le-y -t..l-l with lei,tt that George Ashe
-touil 90 up to London aOHe. There vas deli
ac' n thi-, auu r.er. Wa i t. stubDOfnness
/ AnR sav. if Aa- lhr lf-t parting between those
s40 lsd been made uue q sh. and II had no.
5,-n without previous roots Of bitterness and
seeds 81 di-luiOi You msg feel 10 Door Lett,
sirh nes vouaal, sentiments all she more swel
ing n ter throat and ugatering Der breast.
1ecau-e 10 eas d strong heart which gave them
3irir.
You have heard Of a man going STRAIGHT 10
Destruction Geo.se Ashe went tar TO il. with
boo tur'H4g TO look bebud him. He fell from
IFS naturally lofty prucipes and high standard
fa aA .uci eiiDls. m0lrntliy humiliatlng short
! -.ace ui tine. i suppose DC vas Ia the myster,
q evil die young msn was gfeen-green H.
n.- rs-e rise iu life, and there were gray beard-
,to i...u-ht DO no shame 10 roo and fool him
ih,r- ARE thieves Of men TO tail among in other
IncaiDes ihen tnat between Jerusalem aud Jeri
emo There ale n.eu OF business 10 excuse them
-t..,- for mae.t. their own OF their client.
0og- 90 ~tou'i be- hv subduius and deterioratinc
ro~ uotnuoas geese. natural reniuses There
ise fnen oi NJ, eho re, kou SPOONS for game
iu society, L0eever much the spoons NAV be bat
tered the process IL tlis there we're no
| .n-ui~ to interfere. 10 render the contest les-
/ c. .mUI.f. irt-r heard Of Grorpe Ashes wild
/ elrc ,~..- aud lriuriovs cxcasses aud wruno
ner hands n.a rrproarh4d herself thar she had
4 uat gone Win ham or followed him 10 London
/ xhicn She S.i4 to herself ia an sgouv NJ defense
ol the culprir WAS drunk Nth his own snares
.ud siu-. ay had she been 20 selfish. so mad
in het pride and nov it was TOO late. when he
aul, regarded her enireaties TO laugh at them
Ud des ise them, aud lo forbid her joining him
/ Poor -reatbearted. devoted Lefty, as il wo
nan'- husband could ever. except 10 an extraor
iinary Case, be treated with profit as her below
"a baby
Aoaths had passed, aud Lefty sat alone one
/ ugut, c0m0ruess in her lit'e sittiug-room
| s.ich Low lDokel mean even in her own eye-
now a DAYS bordering ou her own cares ring
came 90 ire Oe.i--and surely Lettie should know
/ haf riuE-but alas she had undergone 80 man,
fa.se Starts, tnat she dare not trust her heart
>ne went % the door trembling, opened it, rec
pguizel her husband and tell upon bis breast
She had linn again, and she clung TO him with
/ out another thought Sae brought i'm into the
paror, still ca.plng biz arm, though he returned
ner by muttered greeting. Il was autumn and
stormy weather and he looked miseraby cold
aud knocked up She lit a fire tor him, kneeling
down aud putting AZ the match in the laid wood
sith all her might, drew his chair before il and
brought him her own Tea and toast, till something
better could oe prepared for him. She did not
ak him Why ne bad come without announcing
hs arrival; why he had Travelled in a summer
-oat, and without rap or luggage, like an adven
/ urer, or mau h,lng from his enemies She
pat away every ihougnr but tnar OF his presence.
and built herself up ig n tl her eyes snone like
stars and her checks bloomed like bush-ro-es
] ne saw Tt anu rose lD Win a oiftef cry " Let
/ N l have brouglf YOU blck nothing. | have
washed it all have only brought back my
miserable self
You have brought back yourself George,
! repeated Lefty, in her quiet accents of deep,
strong fidelity, Iu which there was full forgive
less, and under which thrilled ana throbbed such
icden impulses ct ionduess a. only beat IN such
-trong and faithful belug-. " lou have brought
/ otck yourself and what could You bring 10 me
Ike yourself? We Will be as We were before,
iTrorge To" gladly Ne will forget what ha-
come between, except as a warning OF evils to be
wooded forever.
am glad taat Lefty was not repaid by sigma
/ ngrantlde aud recurrence OF the offence
George A-he was not such an migrate. he wa
SLED with tue forbidden ifuit OF Jolly, and found
Us ieein too much set on edge tor him TO crave
% oite the apple OF kno" edge again de hac
20 relapse though be could escape rebound
The sweet natured, enthusiastic man had taker
eaven ihto hi- composition which leavened The
whole lamp lie bad been 70 school where hr
AS nos Only instructed but mocuated in cold
res, sSepiici-m ana sarcasm.
George As1e had spent an incredable amount
Of worldly substance, but he was not so pennf
self From the fragments of Leuy's legacy
enough was saved 70 buy small farm 10 main