New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
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Tar yfovHh GIRL.

sOfy Of May l4! tie teoon6 and Of
tie be and bloody r,gr Of Ii, roy Papgep lus Rich
ard the Third Of England.
day the tov. month , fre,i o. the e
Of London abroad their holiday attire srd all the market
places thTonged crowds upon ee and pleasure II
within hour o. the setting Of the whel young
panied BY little girl Of beauty Of face and FORM len the street ard
Rosed square In whose center lowered Ohy MaJPO
deied and crowned with gsis and around which danced ring Of
laughing youth Of both The Appearance Of The young whom
have est mentioned remarkable amid that animated
The plume car costly garments which be
sred DARK .bahsd sword his h beioksu,d hat heir
wesrer claimed TO be Ofthe gentry.
The LITTLE girl tiny cag also clad in
garments othe those Of her coppar AID SIZE appeared
be eight years Of age
stranger would thought then 70 b, brother ard sister
wearing mourning death Of and dear relatives
and 10 this would erred the there relation
ship Of protector and protected though they addressed
each other brother and sister.
"h Faydna" said young gentleman sne advancing several
PAGES the sreen eeto buy garland yLe
! yonler is booth where they sell flowers"
"Aud here brother Mortimer not AR replied the hts girl
holding back and pointing 70 another booth. Beside that has
ugly Old H. while this tended BY handsome young lady"
1.-THE flowers will not be less sweet and beautiful Fayd sold by
Ugly old man. said Mortimer with grave SMILE but hsdBg and
turning toward the flower booth spoken by FlSydl~
Ass glance rested upon the e Of the occupant. Of the booth be
gasPed little hand h. bed ssby TIA. FA looked uP
Prise
whats the matter brother Noimsrf' she ,ked shs hs
features burning blush grow sslissly pale
while is hand trembled violently. Are yOunp
Immediately reply but kept his upon III, maiden the
booth Who pecng him. bad INSTANTLY turni her back
him, 10 a % avoid recognition
"Can II BE- Laues mutere Mortimer hN ,loud .Irre,
sion Of modification eoud "aursa exposing beauty
Of amAt peei no Il cannot he let
that face Why does she Dot her features that
| 'henI It her FORM
He advanced toward the booth upor orcn,rt
who seemed determined that be shou her face. unless he az
preached very near but be reached and before the table upn
which her wresbs aud gaauds spread she turaed and faced BIN
suddenly.
abr he sIcmsd "Laareia bsre' Th,u seeing ;h, ne
maiden ready while stole from
tf he added in guisr At least tnOs that pot
| here Of your own free will"
sob would ny grave puhe pae. MORT
ner" replied the hoverg trembling voice. whose agitation could
conceal rs melody You do not know how have been hAre
With what Oh tits drsadlP sb sdaed covered Der lovely
| With her beautiful hands and Itifed her sobs.
"Dear Laure,ia" said Mortimer gently there mystery here
which DO not understand Can not aid yon way wty
in Lonloni why this public paee Il than year
yen. Tour friends in the eounsry--"
"FreDdsl They exclaimed the girl with sre.i
bitterness and dropping hands why LondonI
bause-sts modest maiden tell yoaug gentleman Of the
wicked proposals OF those whom she thought her snds Bet hasten
away for yonds' the whose power DO
for she v detect that friend and
meeting again. Away queEhere act behind
| tba, tree"
Infinitely surprised by manner Mortimer ob.ysa qpcy
instantly behind the oak which lowered above She little hooih'
and which eaeeua bid ha aud his companion from any ssag
before the booth.
very undgnfei prepd Mortimer Clair 70 retreat
pecpta,ey bis eheel burned did yet the extreme
tsou and With which Ltrsta had sppeao hin ssi
bis amarsmena ali that be bad heard forced ba comply
/ request
he sspersi Fayda perfectly silent mi hlt be
Learn Of the mystery vb had led b.. tosoa siA
| emotions o. doubt love faith. ard srgsr
Lhis TIA I've Jeat had passed since he fr; Lsur
village msssa living Who csnsdto
lie then ths ocunty, seeking clear DARK sy which
saidened tie lie Of Lis ID, bidh unoyed
and wbch bad impaired that grave and thong express
eei fr Mortimer Clair could prove
been married his mother sl that A,hsf
! nor that Lis father lived
While seeking information village bic mother
asserted that she h4d become the lawful wife gentleman
suddenly and mgedOusy disappeared few before %
Mortimer he had and loved LIu,ts Man,ad who had
love ta promised 10 be his se the sr Of year
The supposed Of Laur Dane Martha Mansfield though
wealthy bad the reputation u being aud tie ,
house ia which she and Laueta lived secluded lie
Yet toe villagers wondered Why Dame Mansfield lived her
SER and jealousy careful keeping Laurei,A prisoner
SIN she failed prevent The acquaintance and ourhp
Lureia Tor from hs beginning she suspected Tie
maiden led by the hand Of Fate had meadows,
glad for hour from her lonely bone
young gentleman bad With him him
10 secret 'ssa and aai day Mortimer cr pressed lips
! Laureas, and said;
the year will b, burg aud claim our
promise 70 be wife"
All uhtuosn Dame Manied yet when day the
arrived Mortimer BsJburg claim bride
there could the villagers where to seek her
Dame Mansfield bad disappeared m the suddenly aud myse
rou,y she arrived Bsybarg ss before With that maiden
then a child scarcely siI years Old
Hsoe aud sad mystery heavy hs sonl and
that other mystery Of bis father still pressing his Mortimer
London smother
iery person OF little Fsd whom Madame found ng
hall frozen and Der doOrsteps cold snowy morning
while her
There strapg, startling likeness bis Lsuea in The
features he little who could remember sugt past
csp that Der fla aud th, she had wandering about
London for many mouths doubt with old who
eTae the m,n bruises and upon proved
finally that she bad escaped the old
there until she sank to sleep exhausted the bard where
gentle hearted Madame Clair had found her.
Her grace and beauty her hspness remarkable resemblance
to Lsnres drew 'hs noble Mortimer closely friend
sss chd and be named her Psydla and called her
1t wonder then, that he upon
whom be d given false nor that be was surprised
pure and modest had appe.d when h, ,ousb
her SLOWLY sc9ny dressed aud selling flowers In nce
tests insults and the rude bsdusy Of the vulgar the rudr
Of The vicious ofe every class
long behiud heard IN. accent, ~
harsh aby speaking voice which sIsd tn,
deep tones Of with the sharper tones Of m owner
used each BIZ turns
hHssy shall tits night something happen in
The mean time thought you beauty ashi, would pu
ehsse's bat soH have been
fowcL"
- have heard that voice before TO-DAY" thought Mortimer
Heard II tsWhng aallJ Ia market place"
The sharp clasp 81 the little which nng
d"P al biz companion and be i e child trembling Violently