The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05


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teut tis Nothing decisive = Wai
the low reply, "thcrc was q small
pocket book, In which was written
In English. "\lbwtor Cus'llc, in
another place lnorc was written IN
Spanish, thou art sale my Isabella
from the paugs Of persecution and
tyranny oh when shall thy chill
aud husband again meet thee T
Further On was written IN pcucl,
.und IN English
Thy Albert and thy cbhl
snIl bunc %, hrrrl.. mild,
o. rocked b, t,upuJ wild
uinnrl ury sail
We may bc sure, continued Mr.
Aubrey, to his broaihlcss li-tcucrs
"tlat isa mourulul history, Heaven
only know --' hc was checked hy
Ia deep SIGH from the invalid. Morn
ing duwucd, the first o. day CLEANED
in upon the cabin ~ il 10 mock
with ils sunny glance the solemn
faces of the watchers. At lcugth Il
low murmur broke from the
couch
Mr.. Aubrey bent forward, "My
orphan child, murmurcd the dying
man. alas found friends, SAID
MIR. Aubrey. "Ah,' gronned the
sufferer, "tho rock, the deep "Oh
no" whispered Mr.. Aubrey, "a
father, II mother, n home.
And their between these two men,
forming a. they did, under the cir
cumstanecs. such u striking con
trast between u ON passed n sign
that sign Of distress was quickly re.
spondcd to, aud they were one, not
cradled upon the same hearth, not
taught by the same mother,
strangers to each other till that
moment they realized aglimpso u OF
that glorious unity yc are broth
rem.
Once more the pale lips unelosel,
"My child" Mrs. Aubrey lifted
the sleeping child to receive his la-
Tiers last kiss. II die happy ho
murmurcd, aud the spiri. returned
TO God who gaveit. Floods OF tears
tell that summer morning upon tho
face OF the beautiful orphan, eye,
unused to tears, unbarred iheir food
gates, prayers many and hearty rose
silently to heaven that morning
,,ior all that travel by land an d wa.
ter Christs unriyalled words roso
10 the lips Of more than ono of hose
whe trod tho Seabird's deck. "As
you would that men should do unto
you, do ye even unto them
Standing over the lead body, MIR.
Aubrey lifted ths orphan in his
arms aud pledged himself before
God aud man ~ bu a father TO the
iatherlcs., aud 10 prove, ~ Tar ds
trail human nature could, brother
born for adversely. kissing tho
smiling baby, he said, "God do 40 to
me and mine also, u augh, but death
part thee aud me-
The hour Of burial drew nigh,
there was no open grave, no freshly
turned mound, no waving pianos,
but tho glorious flag Of Old Eng.
land folded the stranger, and drop.
ned mournfully over lis head. The
ships bell poalcd solsmnly across
the waves. All hands were sum.
moned upon deck, aud mouminlly
did the words tall upOu the cars oI
al Who heard them: I'VE commit
the body To the deep
Years have rolled on since that
! mouruful hour, and tho happy home
: Of the Aubrey family "a set unbrok'
en- by change or ,lesth. More have
been added 10 the littlr group; 0
lovely home is that. In the small
ground appointed for cemetery
g stands ono marble monument. There
E il no sacred dus, beneath it wait
ing the Archangsrs trumpet, Tor b,
; whose death IL commentaries lief
far away in The arms Of the Atlantic
=. t'pon the face Of that sample
! tribute i inscribed "To the mem
( Org Of our Brother, who died .
a.'
. This beautiful spot is faryOrit,
!. resort Of tue little ones aud thyi
] Young companions, aud Archie, nos
b grown into u handsome youth y
!. sixteen, II often urged to relate VIVA
. he so distinctly remembers, the tai
!. of the burial at sea. The pale Or
: pbsu Albert wyeps, but colt arms ~
round him, warm lips upon his clieuI
! aud gentle voices assure him Of luy
deep anl true, and as,ing forever
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