The New York herald., 1868-12-06
CHAPTER I.
THE TKMPTER ND THE TEMPTED.

THE TkMPTER AND TUX TEMPTED.
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Among the person: passing from hour
TONED w young ef over whose head perhaps eighteen
She was bssaiu, ereaaIe with large ustrSus ,u soft
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her form ta and commanding, but her face viewed as
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parted bearing living freight though iootns some
nearly O'clock she exclaimed with deep sigh
to be here at ave what have detained him WIN he
bpshed scarlet she this question to her.
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But we are together now and you will forgive me am
have nothing to forgive Mr. Melton replied the girl in
v9ee and her dark eyes sonSht the ground a.
who 80 soon 70 Become your husband Why my poor
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uss. together ad''oaSy What
"Forgive me, Frank Oh forgive r. exclaimed the girl
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appolntment spleen upon handsome sem
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been restored favor have been listening another
o % the lips OF that fn''y old
Williams SO 90 Of Gsa
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e, and love him next to athsrand for Hugh.
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70 ANYTHING ,agn.' rs him and md shall always have
you must no,speak sshinsly Of my friends, or
aweli then, won't darling, since aispleases you" re-
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bitterly when speak of once deferring
wSou. you have waited FOR you until my PATIENCE Is ex,
hausted aud you put me of ason shall think that you
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home friends everything ror you have decided to for,
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you your father" urged the youth
to Know anything Of Il save oarselvesS Come Alice darling
Ac have set my heart on this and can you not crafty
The e evidently wavered, and, after of renec
II will go with you night, Frank have made up
when lef home, and must to him once IL.
deed would no, have met you A. all tonight had not
must nov return, but will meet here again the day
ply Win your Wishes. So farewell, Frank, tn
Farewell since IT must be sol, exclaimed the youth in
tone Of bitter disappointment and first casting glance
girl and The mingled with the throng passed
through the ferry gate
CHATTER IT,
THE PIUMBER AND WHAT HE SAW.
The interview between the couple alluded to in the
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accdenty looked In and recognized the two persons This
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the hair which covered lifted BY the wind or In some
The name .hi. youth Hugh Horton, and he win
sh leader know .hing q sI. history ,
poverty s had n %o.Ssr'
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boy he said had sickened ship board and died The
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affections Of every sho looked upon him, and who
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nared he was besu,fu and never gave those who con
The srcs, difference upon
that the boy wa. ssacy ike mother this sIpisns,
In ro w tn me y Y had little Hugh while the old man lived
when he got to be ,e Of age he wa. As into the
hen he 20 s "aa 70 bring money enough ,ss
ssobcnd who claimed him with drink length, however,
ssnch and poor .s Hugh be- became one Of & the cy' sn
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have adopted h. HIM sorG they na,s done 80 but They al
hayd % keep the woi from the door
WHENCE M's " pS he was prenticed % plumber WITH
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wqrqsn whom hssn his goran usb Horton
proud ahos nature, and tei keeny the odnm which At,
70 s. praised han Blamed for having 80 wei acted
' pat the path watch bad been marked out ,cr hun by,
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hcress world, and the subject occasloned him
bitter reflection But had he felt his he
cradaOn deeply he had with and learned
only such earnest nature as his could ovethe
beautiful Alice Blake. IN his romantic ondness he Imagined
thai 10 be worthy should have been born Prince,
least although apart from his thoughts Of her he had but
ove for titles the contrary he Intensely demo-
IN hs IDEAS and felt that the only true nobility was That
springs uncorrupt heart and strict perform
anre Of duty. . !, -
the face as he recognized the parie. IN the ferry house
whom alluded, and he set bis teeth hard and his
bosom beaved congusveiy a. he looked al them.
Meeting IN the ferry house he muttered have they
zone 90 far ss that, Oh, Alice Aicer'
lie eans the railing ferry bridge and bowed
bis head with look mingled modification and regret For
remained thus and then he started toward the
boat, suddenly, however, he checked himself and paused
n must sas IN, man. he mu,tered be will think perhaps
am neddlnr In matter which does not concern
II means 10 act fairly by her will not stand In his way,
hu t he intends wrong her IL my duty TO Interfere for
her ae stretched on asck bed and she has nobody else
po yon tnow that young lady's name 7" asked voice