The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-24
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hing had advised Juliette not to
lat into society. "She has no
Rfa hS ''phe , net of high birth;
srly out Of place in society
Ire rich, all are pobly jbornpi
,rlsng submitted without . re-
H, but it seemed a. though each
h } kinder to Juliette, striving
{ bope n the happier for the
her husband had imposed up
q passed away, when one day
, missing from her house. Va
hinged In the greatest grief
zkT, Representing herselffor want
4 sppealing to d'Efiang to dis
, seek her, to save her.
< dErlang was memorable; q
|(3who fed her home was not
9 ling; she must have brought
on herself and upon all near
ne was but one danger that
Juliette. She had followed
81 md to find her now would be
Roman lost and degraded; bet
1>ar, the tate she hid deserved.
srlang had never had one word
~ with her husband since their
ne had Dsmanstrnted. INT find.
,ance IN van smoke M more
or of her fiioht.
5nths later. one evening Count
h retnrn;n0 home. received a
h,m VALERIE requesting him to
i'm her apartments. The sum.
very unusual: so with some
81 nr;ns;tv he oheved
.f3,h;s w;s..,s hondo;r no started
4 ere seated hes;de her he he
md aoitated his vonno cousin
q infant in her arms
Ne ~ he exclaimed, starting
x-when-"
Vie rising. and. with n tender
6bced and took his hand.
", .a;d aha avnu ,nust GRANT
~ reonest have ever made -
xIroive This moor vouny pirl-n
IA. gazing on Juliette' allowed
~ .,3,, h;,, ;n+, +ha rnn,, ,nd
(, Nv he sat downopposite to her.
n not know how she has been
|F9A mere girl, you, sea, without
NV sie was taken. to- ENGLAND,
Y red by "a false marriage and
I'D; YES. deserted by the father
3.g. little. HELPLESS child. Oh i!
must forgive her"
* you discover 2" = C
,(}la calls me cold Tristan, and
be / do not love. But I loved
sd / could not rest whilst un-
her; and now you must for
= she will remain with me :"
4 >,eath fhis roof9r
ttlre her only protectors; why
~ this rooff'
rs her seducer2nJ a ituaI, q
||5e ask. Ieare not for him.
$cnpeance will oyertake him
N for was Juliette."
~ was he Z"
ned not, and Juliette shall not
~ you shall not risk your life
$50 unworthy sy-Iia ,sOIa
erie, know not his namel'
RE rose, and coming straight
.bunt, she gazed fully at him
zee quailed before hers.
II said she, do you desire that
You his name?"
f Erlang hcaved deep sigh
the chair near him for sup
|E
are quite OF my opinion
ristan, to my proposal You
III have never forfeited the
Son, that my reputation is I'M
'4 give her child responsibility;
rlst have your sanction"
,iOni"
IN know your opposition would
:hce even on me; but Tristan,
if not for the sake of these
elpless beings, you will con-
lis, the home inherited from
,s and / gave you. shall, be
bf Udliette and her schild.-I
Rte, come, lay your child in
n ask him for mercy"
fose; then a. she advanced
led AWAY, and Juliette, rest
a. on her cousin's shoulder,
fhild in hisarms lF1I
4 my life,p said the count.
rs discover .you9"
Z II mo, but she does not know
She believes"
told me-"
bud l will guard you"
{kaimed Valerie, coming and
}child from his arms. IL see
Ne forgiven her. > Tristan, 1
fnrgaf thisl Now leave us.
TO introduce to our household
and her child"
FRS. Wflson2" was the general
Mime. d'Erlang's party, at