The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
GTandZ,apa's Ssegsar Roy.

tell you exactly how found them. In a
cellar, papa, a dark, gloomy, musty cellar
in Il narrow lane, where the sunshine never
beams, where the birds never sing. where
the No"crs never grow, where all is filth and
rottcnncss; and he lay, yes, our darling
| Charlie lay upon few bundles of damp
straw, with only a thin sheet to cover him,
and so pale, wan and emaciatcd -
MARY, command you to cease and the
old man voice fairly trembled with anger.
lie made his own bed-let him lie in III"
But, papa, the vcriest sinner in the world
would gain your pity did he suffer as now
does your only son. And then his wife, so
careworn, yet so sanity, and his two sweet
| babes
"lIcarken to me, Mary" exclaimed Mr.
Somcrs, in Il vehement tone; ''if you stop
not this instant further pleading for in
spite of his anger his voice grew husky here,
INFATUATED boy. that uniilial son, that rebel
to home; if you ever speak again of him to
me or any other friend III cut you off with
but one shilling. | will, ay, by all the saints
in the calandnr, will. Go to your room
betore'-l curse you, too, he was going to
say, but then she g'ided softly to his knee,
nestled upon it as in oldcn time, wound her
fair arms about his neck, and hushcd his
voice with kisses.
to, sis, you are but foolish girl after
all, and mean well enough said he gently,
as one and another sweet caress melted upon
his lips and checks, but o. you love me,
and as You value your inheritance, never
again alluAc to this subject. irterdict it
| hcn2ciorth and forever" And the old man
gently touched her pale forehead with his
lips, and gain. moment in her dark, blue
eyes, brnltul of tears, turned abruptly from
her, put on his overcoat, gloves and hat,
a,r,y W ~" o0'' ''|'''0" enc anu ""'Ne'
liz n,os . hr;.,ht ho,r,;r,1 ,,;,tors ,o,,,;aa
sI;,ht ~ rll" I'"'v: ."Ilh!ne
arl ,-.,, ,''',,,,' ' u;
naro .orran9 S , ~, ioo, Si''tM,IG l,Ao
'a,,,l l;'I ''D VI. an" ~ way
Tho r ' aoT,' ~ b iJ''anG,
onoI NIX ,,' ,n"U '''u "n,,o
omd Inf ro W,'H ",N"ihsS u %ds W u"a,y,
N" Gr.t tat ;aIf
m" y;1m" na "t;ld I M ,Io o oil
msnIf pi;b n,ri,n Ln ~ ,o',Il
bath he made, and how rcgulnr The "| f;,,l 'r ~
| lis Fnot nnt tho iom,t .,'on,,, '.o, I,,nad ~
| I,uglh and thnn he tano 70 q rr,o,,laJ
tInn,'',,,I,r', a.1I any, .:'"J " ~ ..o""e ii
o 49, "''' ""t Ios'let "DGu' do al
~. a,J n "1 'arJ a. g., '', ,hn t.c sfoI;
household re,rhcitn ali ,broo ,l,nt ,,lr,:,',r
and lbcn tnrmni III. sio r,,,, '','',
Lnmn MA ,na ot ,t ,,.,,,t ,,J
as hn ana;n trnvnrsnJ tLo nnIln .in ' ~.
whose r1rtLnr end s.ool IL, ,'.;ncoI,. Io,,, "'
hc saw With nInnyurn his OWN ffnnt,;,,ts VOL
fr,.sI, IN tho tno,. aud n,H,G,ll,. Glijn,,1 ~
! tra,,, Un had u.I1,od L.lf ,Lo d;to,,,a
whom q sl;rLt hoor., couch .r.nstoI H. ot
tant;nn iLn sn,,G cn,,o rrI,n, i,aI,;n H. I;,''
and lnol;n, La,.L 10 sn, E,,i' failo, h'',
Gnn or oJ 90" nI '' c ie.1o" ou'
ant and wos a,nnsci n son INV tho "rnS o'I ho
MALL tn fnIinw i, III, o,n l 'r.o s,a's ~
nav ao mn. now on lawn wa,Ih ho
saw tn himself as ho re9;,oJ ,nI Lot gaiI H..
tinv feet md tIom ,vh"o tl" " H., Jro r", N" 10
the ri~ht nIocc bn woniJ clam lie l.i,to raI
hands and shout - louI bnrr, Rnt !, no
niI,t Of his gIon lis fnat sGnnod a,,J d. do,,,
he yrnt RHt Ia law onI,, ,la ""n o"I
iLon ,yas aoTt1,. r.,;,o1 w.. I," Co,' , "i','
rxcl,imp1 ~ h1 h"i1 lin; 70 H.; nr'' ",.o
ynu u',,,,' ~ ''1 nm W '''S "f"S' no"
.S ,,rv ' iir and now IN, 1or,,- on1.o
sid from nv ar,ns and s,ond ,,"nnl, al" "ia NC
iii didn't Lurt me- s;. :, i''''' "'0l0'
| ..Yon nrn -, Lro,,n Lo,, rot 90 or,. o,.o.
fall like that. Who ara vom' and ;ybnrc do
Won live?
so. am only littlo lacaor now, o,a
live in y l,tlc cn,Inr too pIenso cir ia ra,,
aver hoo nnJ viii von tai "n I ha,, "'o ~"
,tbo so"t ma nn, ,n ho n 'J Ir,a I,' 49,
for ns ali and dnn;t Inn%S wbat to s,, n"ir
am very hunorvo md 90 i littln' .;s oiJ ,,nhr
mother, md Xix inthor tno A,o '' Mc i,DIl
GOOD TO l;,t,n brrg,rs. s;ro,, 'l'' p''l''
There was n naiTcttc nhout tbc I;u1o ono
so earnest nnJ So t,nc, TINT if n ,, nJ tho ola
,ro,'s Ln,,., ont;rni anI 100 i''n ~ n o.(
sneal;. he only tooL Tho chiId.s hand IN lis -
own and lrJ Tim ln lis own ,,.,r,,, l.ani.r'
rnnm Snlly iii Harr;c for Sn.i La Ia
thrm was Ii. nano snflv .Iib hn ,aStI to; IN
the velvet cIoir That wns Jgaw rloSn ,n th ,,,
olnw;n., ~rotn. md VIII wnmIn,;na o,.os J;J
he lock ahont him. wbiln Mr. Somcrs and
tho maid rnlhcj Ills roll mnl,as ond r.nt '''N
.sAn1 now AK Won arn ,yarr,. ,I~ vo,,no
Iia,rir what would Won Ike ,o nat ~; jung
..iiucEwheot caLrS and hnrn w. U s;r Irsod
to love thom dearly, md We I,cd IN Lnyo
,bn,, :Gorn ,,.,,,a ,.c: ';i l - ""'J
if did tho Iii mans Lna,I ,,,anI f., ,o, ~, ,ha
iitle hnronr, ont 7''>' " "'' WV
~ WINS. 9 Won wrro ba,csi.rrod" sail 10
uN ~: S;r' wr.yc boon 'ior' ";',' 'i r..
week, but nui!icr conIdn't bear TO Own VIC
were bcggars till to-day. pieasc sir, Won We
rot so much to cat, won Won let me bring
| her and little sister to rct their breakfast,
and Give US some for father? He's too sick
to walk 50 far"
.\y.'' said thc host. .!that will Xiv
rs basket, Susan, and bid Tbom,s Lr;nr
the carriage. am too tired to walk ornin5
How woud Won likra ride, INV Iittlo callHwg;,
'' '' $1,000 W