The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

-nsued a merry chat, | care
- repeat. | was busy watching
th. [ had seen her checks flush,
ln answer repressed when Harry
lie his comparison, then a flash of
om her eyes. That there was
MYSTERY, i was certain. My
Queen had met before, and
declared between them.
I'D il DC? Edith had re-
ed rom Europe a year before.
.Ij i be she was one of the party
mad .istened to the legend, and
he lad tried the charm with her.
aLclel them both, determined to
abat it meant. learned moth
1are that day. but the next morn-
18th had been playing in the
Dom, and was arranging some
When Harry entered. She
..u To- leave, when be i~nterposed.
Alss Linden remain, | will re-
fou Of ny presence. Believe
would not have lntTGded had l
,ru you were here. No more
AID j. have accepted my friends
itation, had | known who / should
st, for We cannot meet as friends"
&c sir, We cannot" vas her
tqhty response. Your remark
rdav was intended as an insult,
as such I received it"
Edith, I was wrong there; L &c
3w ledge it was ungentlemauly, and
rlh ! ask your pardon. Ii re-
sne so lorcibly of Jul meeting
ea- 20. when we first listened to
lc.--d when you, with your fair,
e lace, smiled on me, only the
8av 10 cast me off with scorn
Edith Linden, as before, you had
ths representative to me of your
when / believed you love
ruth. My ideal Of EOnlGRLg
sction, l still kept you as the
sentative, and believed all
"a false as WE'LL" -.
turned and left the room, while
TODD, stunned by his angry
fis then a look Of intense agony
.- .3 the proud face, and tho head
ut down on the piano, and wild
- shook her frame while she NUT
red. oh, God! | loved him so
I'D even now.
Ltauged to 90 to her and comIor
n nut I knew she was best alone
-t9.s awayMRd soon heard her g,
room. from whence she re
10 the merry group on tn.
sep 10 the game OF croqueI
no trace Of suffering on he
3 week after there camc upl
torn, towards evening. w
been down on the rocks, look
az a White-Winged vessel tina
-lmIng s~horeward. when W
the dark clouds gathering
tened home. With the dark
sls fury Of the storm increased
4 IN sent up a fervent prayer fo
.s -n the angry waters, for al
arel The house stood back frOI
ore, high up on the cliffs "
rear the waves dash furiOusl
tie rocks, as though the
longing 10 engulf all With
-acn. Presently. borne to GU
ears. came the sound of
cen, boom, it came, telling {
so near. Those sons OF ID
b near a haven, yet surrounde
I'LL danger. =.
1h God. the ship" cried al
r.1gjrg to our feet. 4.
Goa help them, they will /
Id a the rocks; there should
-rt house here; come ali of yoJ
must not sis Idly here We mu.
~ save them or perish with them.
Harry, selling mis- hat.
Tae rest followed his example, {,
e. DEave hearted there. Th'
The cannon 10 battle ar
for a battle with the wav
sed. There we're clinglng arr
ro.d them back, but whisper
Of love, a fond kiss and 10
-oke from them.
Esrrv fingered only a moment
5ItE came towards him.
T1itb. forgive me my hasty wore
74fFI hnd q grave tonight, try,
yell O. me. ! know not VII
He stopped and kissed her, -th
@d er be o.h'Fs
ome d there, prayi
I'll in danger while the g
s-c1 o d YEARLY minutes Hesml
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