The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08


i pAgise Maurice sought earnestly to
flfl, and though his daughter 5
i p5sence seemed still conscious at
i tlaes, the shadow on his heart grew
le' 81 and not all of pain. Yet
ithotg tghts of the unreturning Past,
Ire Jet, softened though it were,
lselied in after years as warming,
Ia sacon, the reminder his imper-
hinhs viii still needed.
H five years have passed since An
iielGeneyra came to Maurice Green
Md. Her presence has become
tlitHunlight Of bis home; her voice
+ hatsweetest music that meets his
/ e.. her hand alone rests on his
/ Triples with soothing touch, when
sseA. ,nemories oppress him; and
- y she comes near, the shad-
ofs'aa earth aad h9zrt grow less.
lie sits musing alone this evening,
and a shade of troubled thought is
on his brow Rarely does he talk to
himself, but he feels lonely now,
tough Geneyra has been away but
aday.
Five Years p he says. How
happy we have been. And here
his girlish fancy must upset it all.
Why haven't [ seen this before:-
Why didn't I stop it? Wonder if
wasn't an old fool to let them 90 off
o. that boat trip today But. if
hsd refused, what then: Il would
oily provoke Frank, and start him
~ more resolute than ever. like a.
any way; and, as for Genie. she'd
have cried all day, | suppose. I'm
il q pretty plight, I declare I
might have foreseeu it-but, the
mischief 1 didu't-wheu / tool,
Frank into the store, and let him
come here 50 much. ! don't want
Inn to have her; he's as poor as
Jobs cat-steady and good, to he
sure. and loves her no doubt Of that.
In not afraid he wouldn't he kind,
In not afraid she wouldn't be hap
pg bat / wanted my pet, nay pride,
ny beauty TO take q place betting
her. Eut, dear me. If 7 say no. she
viii run away with him. or she'll 90
and break her heart They're all
alike. these girls. A look Of in
tense pain passed over the old mans
face. and he murmurei: Maybe If
Ii been different. Annie might have
been here now Miriam, t9o-wAo
Euows> WHAT makes lae think or
Annie so tonight. I wonder he
l. moving uncasiIy in lis chair.
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stood lynne this blessed mlaace. @.
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