Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-03

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With viii but il was an entertaining fsrce forme
who have had 80 lonely time of it here. On my
word, it has been rich scenei and, while I thinl
Of it, young eomrade, not the least entertaining
uart Of the nertormsnoe IS to zee you trisred oui
IN na,t;co.ta .nd .tand;nu ousrd over that fsIlep
angel p -, - - : -. $50,
Victor was foroedto laugh in spite Of himself
ST know It is rather ridiculous figure Ipresent,
Colonel" replied he, with good humored laugh,
''and am desirous Of appearing before you IN
prupr1a persona" sssl ~ ~. ezes
'I understand you," replied Colonel Danvers,
gaily; "you wish the scene to beshifted, because
you dislike 80 confoundedly to be shifted yourself
You can however, console yourselfwith the thought
that, if you had been sAtess fellow, the angels
would have had you in their keeping. y -
Nellie, with the ready tactof awoman, discerned
what was needed, and struggling to conceal . smile
that, despite herself, flashed out merriy on cheeks
and eyes, giided from the APARTMENT, and IN short
time the old house-keeper appeared, with eyes
wide opened IN astonishment as her glance feii
upon Victor. She had evidently been instructed
by Nelne' as 70 tne services required Oh nel' lct
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Nelles return, vino, as sne modesfiy ?Mteae ner
glance to Ylctors lace as she passed. 1elt deeper
hue stealing over her face as sne enco9ntered nus
admrlng eye. Ihelr paths had strangeiy come to-
gether, when the most critical events OF me hy e
round them, ana the hand OF tate seemed busy ~
then destnles when great issues ware
at stake. The circumstances under wnicn tney
had twice met, werc such as contribute to band
them together more shan lifetime OF ORDINARY M
tercourse. 80
The Colonel saw the blush: OF eonseousness rlSe
to the cheeks OF these two young beings who STOOD
before him in the pride and attractiVeness o. IN
genuous youth. lie. OWNED the secret OF their
hearts, which as yet they scarcely acknowledged to
themselves So . @% . ~
Poor Nellie J! murmured ne 70 himself. Whhe
his eye wore saddened expression, and heids red
with future carnage rose up before his minds eye.
Maidens should bear 10 their bosoms, hearts steer
cd against love- Wniie war Is niing up Win ls nls
mangled Victims the hospitai and the grave. IL
Is fony-it Is more-it Is madness TO cream OF love
at time like thus Ihe shrewd and thoughful
soldier was forgetful that 1t Is In precisely sucn c
cumstances' when danger ndes the gaze and hses
are as cheap as the leaves OF autumn shaken aown
oy every oreeze' tnat tne sympa.nies Oh lne near
are qu,cKeneo anu enialgeo' "la' senelous llsl
aen WILL oar up tne portais Oh net leaf' eue
noble youth devoted 70 MS country service whose
mangled form, before DAY has hed' may le cold
and stark on the battlefield, or be covered up for
ever from slgnt IN nameiess grave. ne Is pass
ing on generously ana oevo'eoly%ltn MS young me-
challenging the terronof Dattie ne is passing on 70
the n''e %nere snaco"s ane oaIkness res' .ae aun
esIopy VI Tal - nS ootel's - ~ uas' alI I TsLe
OF Diazlng DaAerles - nis nsns py nsne' = ue s
smiles there is IN MS eye tne mysterious nen. o.
some SAD fate that makes tne neaIs OF woman searn
over him with the tenderness oi metners ef
sisters love. With the inspiration oEa ma.tyr or
a hero beaming from eyes that have daily, dsdaln-
fully looked on death, woman bnt looks upon hum
to pity, to admire, and to love, even as angels love
when they look upon man struggling heroically
against fate. 80 -. .sr5. -.
Victor's cheek, too, Redeemed as ne met the
glance OF Nellie; but unaware that the oosersant
eyes OF CoL DanVers had seen tne teh-tale oiusn'
ne imagined tnat MS secret was nloaen III hls omn
breast nom all eyes. mol even tne sign OF ply
from the breast Oh tae iona ana ANXIOUS latner'
aWoke passing SUSPICION tnat anotner was aware
OF the thoughts passing IN his mlno. ~ss;