Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-04

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4 And 20 saving Soaan 5nrs. ;nto ,s.-. .n,5
buried her fsea s Is her banatarcb;ef I - -
IT .oat, snnndars,ana IN th;a 90, ,ss,,. m; :,
4 suaan. said W;ll;ams., .anae 'nnds, n. =
circnmstance. !, 4. .rrs, = r,a ) ;n.,,,d.
upon the. privacy Of the old gentleman and
! yourself. am not offended at yhat has
! taken placs-yery far from Il i : Ard now.
before / bid you good night, win Won lprom.
ise me to persuade Mr.. Rogers to send 70.
\ Miss Ellen as soon az possible in the NOR.
ming. Do not let her remain too long a.
mong chose heartless fashionables for
feel persuaded that unless She Is carefully
nursed, she will be i'll from her long expo.
sure in the water this afternoon, And now,
good night r z;;
1Mr. Rogers, SAID Susan, laying mel
hand upon the iE, OLD mans shoulder: 9a,as -
| =, nay poor Ellen exclaimed tine old man: ?:
Then starting to- has feet, ne said, as II
suddenly aroused from deep slumber, sEx'
euse me-both OF you. have been sitting
here and thinking what would have become
OF q poor old man, me NE me, q Eilsn mad
not been 50 mercifully preserved. But You
are not about to leave us SO soon ! seeing
Edwin Williams throw his cloak over bis
shoulders.
SIT Ia afternine o, dock. sir. said Williams
sand 1 have q long walk before me. You
will really excuse me for -
But You must not leave without answer:
ing me q few questions persisted the old
man.
iWhen hear your questions Ishall know
better than nov do, whether or not, /
have time to reply said Williams, reseat.
ling himself.
You we're present, Of course, when the
accident occurred-Vere YOU not p,.s
|. & was, SIR.
sYou saw the young gentleman that so
pallantly rescned nv dauehter2 Is
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Would you know him again should you
see him ?, zs.s
Williams bowed afirmatiyely
care Won persopally acquainted with
himir
i am, sir
well, said the old man, smake it your
business to.morrow morning, to bring him
here. 4
IF Mr. Williams is 30 we'll acquainted
with the young gentleman said Susan, The
is, no doubt, in possession Of hisname.'
.zonndsp p arclaimed The old man svf,v
did Inos think of tbat before His name /
LET M hear Il. .Mr. Williams, -
Is,m not Il iba,tv ~ divn,oe b;s mama
at present, said Williams: oolorinp. Cor /
should have done so before this. If you
recoIlect, Mrs. Rogers either did not think
il worth while to mention the name of Ell.
lens preserver or withheld It for very good
reasons, which Won will, no doubt, know all
about as soon as she returns.'. -
Indeed 2 said the old gentleman ip q
tone of surprise, Are YOU quite sure, su.
san, that Alice makes no mention Of the
gallant fellow in her letter p
tNot By nams, replied Susan, running
her eyes over the letter, She writes Of him
as a noble young gentleman 10 one part of
her letter, and then, which amounts to the
same thing, 1 suppose, she terms him
noble tsz1op'
syery strange p said the old man.
tNos at all, SIR said Susan, folding the
letter and placing It upon the mautle.pieoe.
TN the excitement Of the moment, Mrs.
Rogers NAV have forgotten 60 ask his name.
I should never have thouvht Of snoh 4
thing. had been placad IN tl,e same pcsii.
;tion Had she known to whom ne are In.
.debted for the life. Of our dear Ellen. i am
sure that she would have mentioned his
name in her letter to you.'
True. true said the old man II never
thought of that. You must beright, Susan
But what possible objections can you
have, SIR said Susan, sto give as the name
of the gentleman? Did be bind you to
secresy p
Not at ALL, replied williams.
Then. SIR said Susan, fyou are inexou.
sablv up;ust and provokinpiv unpeneroua IN
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