Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
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IL 1lJtI9l Emma OJI8Wys GnOUQnG IL WAS In
love-I was Jdst IS s0re Of IL as i was that
my hair was bkoS9nZ nay eyes- grizzly and
my Dose,a pngr~iust,as sure as thatI was
asysp0ile1, sObsti nzne2 gWilfula young miss
with = heart IS big and d0tFue, and womanly
as. .anYh0dy,s heart and . head as full of
Romance as q, Dutchman's heaven of cab
bages.oIIsisza ) ssB eds n usiis1ielaq .aofi4.
TsYes,4 thought 4 was IN love could
have sworn fhe 5aet on the lid OF nv little
red morocco Bible. Idwould as soon baEe
tlongKts of adoubtinK the existei1ce OF she
moon and stars, b The sincerity 6f my Feei9
ifksto T8 BE sIiFel / didn't 64 herfknce aiiv
such great change IS sp6ets and novelists
MI - Is = 4SS
MsiEv man tssSN did fefsres fhe 4, Sbt
Nasr1'f anv' cEeareS ,i more qolden affer he
lr5Sesi9ls fqslller thj6rS n RE iSts IiIntll5
rs,s,;fafisI, seI.eeIsS scSry, 49, WITH
blnshRs e1 eIid5 3 foopIiia slisDieioIlsIV. ana
{leaFf flutterine Ike he WINS eef 4 ,seared
uinaou affer ,kia., ,firat arflenf. frnrneeinnad
coTfeesion OF love. /; cO,Ildn,t zee the. world
appsassi : EIshit mgfs sbeaufifnla aehaia It a.
Ways had to INV happv evses ITosT8 8 efqss
remember OF standing by nv window
that fresh June evening, while the moon
rode. .graoefallE- fhroaG - rthe. Durple sky,
like silver shaliop.- and the white stars
glfttered as n they had been drops OF sea-
foam tossed Np in her track, ar
SRY y GEk1ttlUCE DY lllY WlUuOW
andtrgind to feel al Ahoitgh tfees, hold
Ing, their wealth of emeralds for the. pearl
White baptism of The moonlig ht were
zFeeneH and sfresher 70 me, forsathe loving
words ] had just heard spokeh; tried to
think thatth air ] breathed was sWeeter,
thas the eeaqty was drinking in, stole
down nearer the unfathome6 depths of my
soul, than ever before tried to think sos
because my sentimental and intimate friend
Susie, Mason, who had been eHgaged 3
dozen times before i ever dreamed Of j
lover told me that people who. truly loved
&iways felt 80, and didn't want arys Ink
1ot ii sassss1 sssG zs'la 3 ST. asaiI ' ~
saBqt nay being u love wasn't the worst OF
1E. mad guard an "a - clear eaded, prae5
ticah sober sort of 2 man, who Would sdsr
6earing-tesring % ey all % NV fiue fsnciee into q,
4htAdS BY a single sharp str roke of sar7
Sasm, or dry home thrust Of common sense
till stoOdaaa great deal in awe of him;
man who was kind 20 me as father could
have been, and yet most cruel, as you will
presently see{ when tell you that just 10
Che SAME eptOpe eFtien that l laVished pfalses
upon him, ne criticised and pointed outthe
faults in my character. rssSus . bsa vrnsu,glz
soAld so iG came t0f pass that when Arthur
MelBynls0ughb him one day and asked his
cotIsentt0 our union. he was disnis ssed with
apeEemptor refusal, and the added reply
cbooss x1iss1v s,1e S = ;rl as s;.
Teen could hardly be expected to be other
t,d isave ne ea,nle ~ vear
untii nv ;ndon,eOt nos metpred ss,d q
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hSc "a Tn AMI II - y sfors
sf;sI held firm be1mF ianSef,slif
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