Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-11

and Hermann whispered courage from the side scenes ant: here and there an0ngst the audi enee weil-kno~n face smiled cordial svEnpa thy. The Grand Duke and the whole Cour, Were there. an'i tke opera vas the 'Sounam bu!a.' Suffice it to say, AeEncEea vas more than successful i; bouquets fell thick from .!. grand dncal and other boxes the whole house rose :n mass. ard there vas triumphant. shca. of E l.5s de Ap.ss!r (The Black birsi forever
 There was joy that nigh. in the l;:tle wood en house st tie cosaer ci F.iedrichs.rs.se.
 The .wo sisters on reaching bone, had hur- ried 10 tls chamber which .hey shared !n com s;on. an! embraced thousand tines and we;,t a thousand tears. but not Of sorrow had breath. e.! sinTla prayer of thanksgiving to the Civ .r of ali good gifts !: a:ssi nov with ornament. laid aside, in SIR ,Ie homaly dress. descended 10 th paIior. A frugal supper was lai,, but cor'au;tnent natie ot i. feast an:i aii fell to with hungry zesi on Di.air:I:t ar.! Ega.r5rod sm'i the Ike uncostiy fs:a. Ba. the blood of fhe noh!e viae wss there ther. xa, Stein vein pFecous and oil, than wh;ch no better ever gu-he>i fT.un the clusters taa. harz at Wurz- b.sF=:. s"- oecasioas s9ch as t:.is. Herr r m hauseC hs'i k-pt 1t and filing glass vi,h the sfarsiing t,easE-e. he drank The health ot the R'ackbir! '4Dti bless aud prosper her May her succes- tonight forashadow ger sue Cess ct ti-a=a!
 Es I.t, f;e Aa.se'!' cried Hermann re- beating tac |oris .! the shout at the theatre.
 God bless thee, -te1nchen said A;ielaida, as sle tos.sd her o-:4rer brsvely do~n.
 Then AenHc'aH :+sl1flied thanks: but fer heait was iuli :sLe tai scarce words enough for Thanks, dear ii;l2 &s sAe Dat ber ar;rs about his neck aHd :::::.:e.! us .eA,niEg face. sau:e,l Hermann s;5-e.3y and trew n-r<aif IT, to -t teiaida $ ar,nS. :;oJu tn. two si.te?s rase to retire. and AeDacGaa ss;d as she naGa goodnight: God gr.'.t t!.e next suecess kaTe may fed Us al s5 t.pry ss this
 Amen, uy chic! '. Ter I.tLsr answered i; : 't~sre hard, to be more happy
 And Hermann and the eli man Were left aluie.
 is matter ol coarse. seeing that t..ey ware He:iGaDs. they wela soon il;,lel rem each other by cio1;Es of tobacco smoke but $ 1t - iY ID :seans neeeasary in {. friendly ccaTstsa- ti}n. where you bay. Eo desire to try tee e. i.ct o' tue E0'aail eye CpJn your CoiocGtor, tia: you s.ot.ij ses il;.l, It formed Eo bar to their conversation.
 How swee;.y,' saii Herr I'aunaaCsef, OFT D!ac.3I,d ssng. Never before, l thnk. wers Her tDnes SD clear the Duke seem ad qaita eu cliantcl, and 50 Ji the .5 ,roncSs yoa Eisislcin. WHO l5 acsn J".ei.=l to be tLa frat court ja1ge.
 Yes reioinel Hermann, and our desr AennclIen was So se!!-poS-es3ed, than which notLin9 is nlore necessary to secure success l cannot think how she acquired such ssi;-pos- session.
 She trusts in God sai,l he old E,a1, siorn ly : ot " il III. then, sbouli sic be afraid She exercises Her talents tn :;.-e best .! Ser ability what. then should i:saizc her aa-Tov5 : Nervousness :esilts either frn;H vanity cr f.3c! S'i',cks 10 ts:c s,-tem. CT from cJH-. .l.lsi3nat w-.klless from nOae ot which, thank Heaven does Avnnc!isn as yet sattn-.'
 He n.a,s.,: 2 tt;vmeut, and t.ien con;;3se,i Hct s'!ou'd ike to iisar this &is.lIsinc;i. .: 9,iloia ;l-y tlIE: D i;,G:c! sii1 "s:1c uut fast se.;cOT, ] i,e'ieve, at ,eit!ia.'
 Sl:. t:i:!, answered. Hesnlaan. tig aunt heart her. and tells tae he- vuive s truy BIa-- veI.ous but ii urtrrs:2ad it, t is ;::p1ei:. co:rs' poverFul certainty. but rather pecu!iaT than pleasing sEa Carries yon bY storm, and not by regular approaches /; whereas our D.nck- bird no:"s appeal to tle heart, stsai the Alsc- tl0Ga, w!n the s;-;l >a.i.ias.
 Il fear. Ely son.' refuTned lie olt man with
 
 in >uc' cs>a & the cnl, ,.:srati1e excei.eavss oi hisckb biru, and ni2EI:ingaas.'
 sua 50 t'.-y c!l4t;t4 tili tue night was far adyance:i At length Hernlana, departsl tl his own iods:nes and ;he oIi t,an wendsd his way to bel, to dream of biackbifds aRi night ingales, aud prime doums, ard showers uf pea que:S and shouts Of spp!ause, aud grand-dnca and even royal and imperial "bravos," and nf r,tn- AS 3,o .s- and ohssguous manasers. aGd lacge salaries aad endi-ss last sppearance; '-bg; suddenly in his dfeanl tis.e WAS Ike tue snap of 4 vio lin-st:irg, and a. tila snap ia awose. But siI was weli. aud he f,.it asleep again.
 Af;sr her success Aennchen sang constaIt!T. amt. as constantly improved ia voice and III ts1or with both court and people; 20 taat managers. hearing of her tirfe, c:.'iIe from iar to judge for themselves listened to her varb- ling. ana were charmed /; and offered for her services terms which made her fa'leTs eyes sparkle. At Loudon, Paris, or Vienna, lis AvnH"hen might now with confidence make her grand debut. and If sacce sStlt-2S there vas but i:tle doubt s;3e would be-taight take her stand upon inc ground Of the famous ll'i- dier, ai'd join in the pas;iiae whjcn WAS there in vogue. An agreement. therefore. Vas soon et!tcfHG mo tldL. at th1 tEpiFalihll ei q tS" months, Aennchen sAouii commence an en- gagenlent at Eenna, and that she should b arnounced in ,he piaybiis as Die AmseI FOR huriTuac.
 Herr Tannhausars heart leapei witbin him he hai fulfilled Ee md every reason to hope, the dying request ot :,is vile; his long years of toll were about to he rewarded. ready he saw in imagination both his daughters arli settled in life-oNe married to a well born Han of moderate means; the other, with a fortune acquired by her own talents and his superir- te,l,!euce, weddaa-;t might well be-to one Of high estate. :. pru!ens id,uri tempor:s exitum caIiginosa nocte lre;nit Deus"
 The III mon.hs had flown the time vas draw ing near for Aennchen departure for Vienna. All Were in the highest spirits, Hermann i'll the eight heaven. He Was continually puiiing from his pockets, as II by accident, ilttic tox which, when opeued, dtspiayed to view sI!aii plain gold ring and the sight of this ring al ways produced similar impression upon each of four persons-pameIv. Herr Tannhausar Aennchen, AdeIaiia, and Hermann. Ihe first 1t was nc. particularly witty family, and ea ioyed very small joSes) always wondered whose finger 1t would 1t the second and third al ways kissad one another the third always biushed and the fourth always declared that he couldn't think what it was he had in his pock- ct, and only took 1t out too see what 1t was he had in his pocket. and ouly took it out to Bee what 1t was
 For Hermann and Adeiaida, it vas arranged should be married a week after AenHchsu'