The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27
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ne biisshf days which had passed IN her
society whea abe brst came 10 Grsanway
Park-how maalyl / had : Loved hsr--tbe
sweet hopes bad built, and how theF chad
allen 60 the ground leaving me nothrng but
darkness and rdespait, She. listened calmly
to my passionate language, and Nhsn had
concluded, said:
''tbts0kssa iAlsnest, ip. you, S sholld
have done in any young man, under the
circumstances, but never Ell fof{ JsouTsny
thing like love. b. Yoar mind was not matur>
eaegopgtIfor msa 4 epaa not marry . man
who had acknowledged hemself ihferior 70
me in iatellsct By snbmit;ins himself to- me
for Instruction. a mn 4 to via my love
must capliva'e my mind as well as my fancy
In sh rt. csula not floysya man whom
could not admire.
| ll5ess eOpk cutting words kersTlittle,Gn
cn'ated 10 seolhe my wounded heattL
When I expected 20 receive, at'lesst. 'corsc>
lation, receiysi fnSult--I was not only re-
iected but s9julned with contempt. This
aroused at the PRIDE Of the Gsesuway that
slumbered in my breSt. -FvE e W.
"While yet smarting under the wound, the
| foul fiend whispered:
"iViH you lei another Possess her idhoni you
[ kue2"'a-t fgt..'t E.,. E..,.,.. az
This horril ide. took immediate pos ses
scn Of my mini. and turning fsrcely to
wards her 1exclaimed. '.t'
Lillian Paget, no power on earth can
make Ine yield you TO another--you must
swear to marry me-. or, by heaven, ! will
drown YOU like a dog Speak l cried saw
agely, be mine or dis!' ar -..5
81 have promised to marry your brother,
snd 1 cannot break my promise, was her.
"Die them, cried, dashins her into the
| lales slsiW RSfl v8t ItFa. 80 s7eJpsf.
".Beipre going down, she streachcd forth
her arms towards me, and in sccsnas that
would have navel adsmon implsrei ms. to
save her.
".,Will you be inine?' I demSndei.
al cannot was her answer, and the next
moment she sank beneath the water.
4 "An awful stiffness seemed to fill the air
and water at the consummation OF this hOr
hid icrims. l sailed to the shore with my
1 heart torn with conflicting passion. On
landing, my blother came from behind tree
that stood on the border OF the lake, and ask
about your bride? Il am not her keeper
"'Oa, tell me what you9haye done with
my promised wi'e--yo9 have murdered my
Lillian give me back my br,de.'
H." Go seek your briie,' yelled, Selling
him, and with denonioc fury, buriibg him
against the tree. 5Hl So s'C4f;i pY!I
"tls fell to the ground without a grqsn,
I MY brother toas dead aadi lcIs his murder
er! Ag@a naaIa'sh
"Fhll OF cons ern1tion for the grcrimes Il
had tom;ntted,I 4 rushed to the honsei and
taking tew articles belongibs to mo, fled
from England. ss.-ar4 y.a q! .,sr, .s.5c.r
"In the gay city of Paris, 1 tried to bnry
my femorse in the sparkling Lsthe Of dissl'
patton The effort was in vain. Lillian:
pleading face and my brothers rnahgled iorn
were always, before me.
"a ter wandering like Cains fugitive over
, the earth Tor ten years, !. returned to En-
f glaBd So altered that- my own mother would
not have known ma. Bat that be lovel
mother had plsse from the lind Of sorrow
| TO the, erioymsn. of heavenly. beatitude.
9 She did not survive the tragical death o
, Lillian and Richard more than month, and
E alter dragging along weary existence Tor
, year longer. my father sank d,wn broken
hearted into the grave. J. u 9tQ6&4A \
"Greeaway Park was deserted and falling
1 in runs; turned sadly away, and, ate
+ wandering about ;or week, came pou thi
barren spot, which 1 sclected for my habits
tion, as II accorded So well with my ioror
. mn lost tffe" $50 ars. aaos +, s.e,e a..s
t e., .l.