The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-16
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THE ARABIAN GIRLS REVENGE.

4 curious story is lust now occupying
the coteries of the Faubuurg st, German.
Some three or four months since, the
great heart of the old FauLourg was made
TO beat with strange emotion. Ii was rn'
mored that the most beautiful of all its |
wealthy hcircssos-tho most loved, the !
most Cuurtcd, and the most admired had |
suddenly taken the determination of enter |
ing the Convent of the Visitation, at Tia Bar
riere st. jacques, after severe Illness
brought on by some mysterious cause,
which the whole OF the FAubourS, although |
uniting together all their curiosity, inquisi- |
tivcucss and penetration, had never been
able to discover. The young lady had been
! upon the point of marriage with gentle
man of standing and station in society OF
! equal rank and fortune with herself, aud OF
! great reputation in the scientific world. lie
| had travelled much in the East. Ills work
on Palestine is the FIRST Of its kind Jot pub
| lshcd, and altogether every excuse was
| made for the deep affection he had in
spred. As We have said, the lover had
| travelled much in the Elst, and there were
| the usual stories alloat concerning tho mys
terry of the eXQuisitively furnished eHheSOi
| he inhabited in the Rue dc Narenncs, into
which not even his most ultimate friends
! had ever penetrated, and whence he some
! times stirred not for weeks together Dark
insinuatipns were sometimes ventured upon
! by the over suspicious IN these matters.
! The manson wherein hc had fitted by this
retreat belongs to his mother, who seldom
visits Paris The garden is lrge and re-
tired aud the neghbors sometimes won
dered ut nearing, on moonlight nights,
sound like that OF II guitar coming up from
beneath the trees, accompanied by weak,
small voice, somewhat shrill and nasal, but
evidently expressive of love, in the songs
which it attempted to render Folks are
generally very frank on the subject of other
peoples faults, and numberleos wore the
kind friends who insisted on the mystery
being penetrated but the heiress, past the
bloom Of early youth, begged permission to
ulgo for herself. She had been SurrouLd-
ed bv suitors ever since she could rcmcm
ber, but had never been really in love until
this knight, artiat, poet and SdrdH had APP
pcared hefure her. The day of tho wedding
drew near, and confidence grew greater.
Many times was the young lady Oh the
point of iHquiring into the secret which she
fancied was the only one Inc had kept from
her, when suddenly, and without preamble
the long-wished-fJr yet dreaded moment
arrived, aud the lover, with noble GandOr,
which tndearel him all the more to his II
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ON his mind. He had brou sht from Cou-
s,antinople, an Arabian girl who had at
tached herself to him 50 iervently that he
had suffered her to accompany him home.
=" Ny heart was free when consented to
her request, said the lover, ." had not
seen y0U then. But now my views IN Life
are altered, and must be rid, with honor
Of her presence
The young lady was of high and noble
. mind. understanding all things, aud thoro'
fore capable of forgiveness in all cases. She
pitie the girl and pardoned the lover and
was the first to propose what le had IN
landed to ask-permisson to convey the
poor stranger back again to her native land
The separation would be but short, the
meeting doubly sweet, when the memory OF
such noble sentiment wdnll forever be
present TO them both. The preparations
for departure were made, the marriage was
n mt off Tor six weeks longer, aud the gaping
d w0rld was wisely left to make its own com.
=. nents upon the originality " displayed by
y both parties. Meanwhile the lover had
I, been compelled to break the matter gently
c to his Eastern bride, who bore il with thu
n calm endurance taught with such success
u 10 the slave loves OF tho harem, who, eX
y pectng nothing, are supposed 10 be capa
!, BILE Of supporting all things. One rcqu1s
e only did she make. Like Rebecca, sh
I, claimed to look but once on RJwona's face
d She asked 10 SEQ tho new love whose DIES
u tiuy had come across her own aud unwt
y tiusly bightc& her existence forever. Thi
+, one condition accepted she was ready t.
d accompany her owner quietly away, AM
is would swear never To mvlest him more
g The demand was received with kind indul
a. gence on the part Of tho lady. The lopk
ing-.hss had told her that she had nough
III 10 fear from comparison with amy style d
N beauty belongiug 70 amy cline on country
n' and slo l,oked upou tho interview rathc
as uu amu5eneut, thn Otherwise. rh