Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-04
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URBANA. OH
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souujl uf IJuman life bTOke the stillsess
of the forest, aud in all The silent depths
there was no whisper Of comfort 10 me,
/ I wsntFpl8iisz by eEeite'lEmOPdJ liliEI
came to a winding brook which sung
amnng I5s hills 7lsas GiGirted the park,
asbfRers FtGfeF HSeeif dofPi Allll
essdii6n Y h iJiii Ind kil day TSFessesdi
in nSy mothers Presence, 6hrst iOrth,
n4t4strRiltellE,S "a wast TOO much alsQEs'
ed in my grief to notice that some H1e
was appFoaeiing, a. I vas seafCely
rouse,i by the quick rustic Of he leaves
around nae, wlfeH Arthur elasped me iR
/ his arms, and IN an Instant an amy. scr.
roT Was forgotten. Bot only for 3 mo-
meat. His neglect had Wounded me
s9Feiy snAaaEi1lI 4ile TeIaamllEaussaDf a
/ there eame to ne a e0nseiott.uess that
his mag KsO ~ # had
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: efl.isli ~ RSiistlIi-,l ~ ils,zsl ills hct!
',.YEiIE -a.g9YO here ~ the EERPds
alone aFqiiNa {; ;ellllIq'i he asls5IlE
because I waesad' at Ii0ihe,'' re-
plie,l, 30
"A sIradow cr9ssed lris face. ,.-. 81. .';l =. b 3,
HA'ou are a strange girl What was
the matter oi-.
.s.You tii,i ttt come th see me.
stopped weeping He smiled; he
liked my bonsge s0fsankly spoken, and
yet began 70 easthat i tvoul'i slili's:S
him. -
f II ohly relutAed yesief,I ! HIThilisils
he said
Only yesterday lp5glliuG! E4i9- -llllll
rose, anl forced back my tears ana
tried to talk Of fplIiIIereng tliugs. He
wen. with rle to the door of eur galtage.
! We stood sileiu y mqHIeHt th6n ID
IlIens AFtlIaf slsdyfi afesTeless way /
retseIJll,erss5 b a3tefRanls
ntdl &6Rt sse tie 8fa fiRie vefy af-
ten BIadsllbe, ME Hall fyiil u
with cGnIpany Ca = few uayiei aiIEl 5li4 .
NOT have nhneh time for y'On, - Perhaps
someihingin my face softened hius, for
he added presently, more ienderly,
'sBut they will all be gone in month,
and aseiT Ishall be with'yoq my pTptty
Hila fOweF.'' =
Strange I did gQt see-7stFAnEe bis
wOrdssdId not feveal,to ne tllat RRg
OlglT 1si55Hgy fOF5a 'FlOHeHt7=that lEF
Rodio East lne dsi,leas he wound Any
pretty whim whose novelty had censsl
/ t0s;A0bant him. Bat was -blipd, stone
J.ihd. Sly I0ye stoed 4etReen bin anl
/ siIs fIisiIrs elsa. IT ,as q .WiiJ fools
dream. I Eo Ifot blaiile me. sIliittli how
terrible was the waking!
One day there was 3 new arrival Mt
1 the EIsII, s5lsJ Sc neN6 nllifnlags a. Gsolp
Of equestrians eahtered hg oHf P0ttaaa:
My eyes eagREly8 sOughts sEAEtbUa He
rdsle amOHg the foremost, and by Iisside
fheFe was : yeung Idlly,.a fair graceful
creature, and be turned to her With
/ sRljIes aud light words Of mcrriment-
sRct smiies " be had been Fent e
sRoweF ngoH ne, gHqil g'ards IS l!aa
luFed Rle bY their lpusie. I watched for
their return. The party csme home aE
noOn, but AFihaI tiiitl ltlIe Ealf}. girl We're
not among them. sui ] Watched and
az leIgtll, slowly advancing through
fslsaagqy f8sast maths, his tand lIpon lleF
69iile.feln, Of head be'it towards heT, ]
say them q, siaddeHiHg sighbF They
rosle siplight p ihe dq9F' gf tte e9ttagr.
| TLere was no Qne to 60 forth except Iae.
Ny gltalleF &-9sa the Hail, niy fathef
81 his WORK on Gle estates 80 ] forced
mysslf aaf, pet him thepR see %
face. Did the smlle fade fs9a bis Iip 9
gas his face blaRched {? Ne lle salUteyl
me with his gracef1l courtesy, alii .asils
ed me to bring . glass Of milk Tor Miss
Gruast, : jFgll 4 .f;sI Wgle P beT
wIiile s1e drj.HI i, q ost.qf Angry pas.
siBns iIesieging my bFeast rs I DID ~. I
could have " wtshcd it,gas some ideHdly
poison liiats Should blight her beauty,
for she WIS Indeed wOnqFglslY lovely. e
an the fie:eer passions Qf my Bature
we're kihdled. / could sCaAeely c6nl.
mand my eogbteRaneet TO naughty com.
pOsuFea She faGk fr0m garland which
she held in her hand a spray Of honey
siIaISgsI a q Offered it Il,, be. q t69s, 81
6oldi5, iiseehauie lIy,, w Ilh6dt word ot
thaVkEIs a. iIiTl t1sDQ De 30 tbeys sent
a0sy. RefFl l,es FllSsRf fa A Z tTAhib blsd
them under my feet@@ lefuslied every
separate petal I burnt them and threw
the ashes to The winds. She smiled 50
vefayl Kiddlyi 10 l6b1d seenatt 5f5gl
soOlh, at. thel ngasant gfr4t What was
love to me slie-w0Bld have said-a
pla ieja4, T A1i wilili &as 4 IA her 3 "a
aiefs sliadoE SFassilig heF sqnsalna,
She looked, surprised when I took heE
gift so cOldly, Did she think l was to
he compensated fOf my stolen 1--we with
the gift Of a flower? They meet the
old ganekcepeF as they rode. to the
Hall, and when the old man stopped an
hour after to rest Is, OuF cottage, be wag
warm in- praises pf .beT beauty and
charms. 4 rare pleasure tO me, was it
not? ?. Think yOu I did not snIilsR and
mbrniur yes, and echo all his wOrSls2
Ay, but with fierce anger at my heart.
at will he match, ;" said the old tilSn,.
wisely. ""Fhe squire has set his heart
upon it, and anybody can see that Mr..
Arthur is ili love with herr
smotlered my passion, and asked
how she was disp0sDd toward him,
~ reckon Kindly replied theg
kesper 'lFhat else agosl,l goa have {?
and master such fine young fellow.
She's none too good for the likes Of him,
vi, al an her beauty an, her Eina ewes