davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-07-11
Watching tho Deutt.

rant1cpnr rnvv Hvfnc II, E>,;,h,r, b,,s x.r
merjy loniaeut Of tha II!rhinntia'A md ID vail
yorsed in its a,ra,atiriona MI fnii:.iorn uondn
lin invort,ess lnur;s, Iha fnlIow,s n|,,na tr",,
Tia onr,r,n,,nio, hn ~, ~ r,,.; ,a,; ..o ~
the I1irhianarrs Il, Tu;re f,lsd ~ ou wstc. =.
ing tbe dead !:
Tin nanv narts of tbn T3;oh1an;3a n ia ho,;avod
to tha Iav that ttn lat 1ar.nn h,,,; 10 ~; hsa -.
narfntn tLa duIv ~ anntinoI .,var H." nL,,ro "" ~
rarti aud That to linn Tia U,,nrilfnnsI,n ~ ia
bnirits Of thono h,ricd hefn,n IL Il, aor,n da,roo
Committed. This mat In ,nnst nccunv .ent;i
n touant Of the tomb reoakea lin f' f il nnt
oycaped il possibie oonnen,anly ~ two po;cb. ~ H.
bor. die on The sonIo tny t1a s,,r,vng
relationa mako ~, mt e,rorts IN Ii +, st II; no.imt
tlo graye over tIor frientl. 1o,nem,rsr ' nv III
Nurse, who vas mourning tho death Of q sweet eel
81 st., ss sss sssr "a !, fs ,S sst re- Vi"
o a tie shs deat Of tnek uoa
lonrer!' nd,crons hit strILinr ilIuati a,nn ri nf
s stranre no,on oco,rrad @ % 4a va" aeo =, ~
wonkn dwelling in tne same M townsnn @ nj bnt M not not
on terms Of fueulsi,tp-for tLa Iadv kan
Tunflh war mara ,,ntnI for ont;n,, H. tt,.n ~ a..
tachuonts-wete both at tno mint OF daa,i,
Tbo rood mans friends hccan tn Gin liz N. liz
-, nt;ce oiwayt norfurncd ina, M Ia unrson =
diving. Hs. know,ne frat I,iH n,uinhie rn,,,tor
was. like limnof. On tha yarso Of tho sr.ve.
roured hingaif II, n 1,rt otrnr5 md oYnIamod:
sStop. slou: YOU know not wnst t,sa mav hsvo
for Ill nv uaIls in comnoIlins Kate ituadII
10 Keep Faire Cniaidth In piaco of doug il nv
fof,''f In Tue B,atlsIjral account Of Sen,land.
xly., 210, Parishes Of Kiijuic1en nuo Kilyjce,,en
County OF Argyll. VA rand N1rha in1,.tutnnta
ara I,v in mre,,. spneratitima ver t,ov sII rs.
Tin some on,n;nns i;a,,1sI doun hy tt,o,r .n..e.
tors, nerhnpa from the timo Of Tia DruIds L
narso, bur1sd watct,os rn1,,I tho o,ur"hvnrd ri1g
pnnthor ~ hu,iaa ~ ,rnoo, in Jai,,;e"s H.
, 1874-07-11

1tuW tH$ itVAH4 At4HSs
Quito lively Asspnto iK going Oh hetwson aov-
eral dra'lgnrn at l'olt Byrou and tho New Ynvk
Central Railroad Company. The Company are
anx'oua IL purchase tue right ct way IN order to
lay their pow double track, but tho owners ut tho
particular arcl1n touao to accept the terms
eoapretl. Thursday supt. nurrowa, accompanied
by about 20'| mDn, l!oudod by Trackmauor Dar-
stow, proceeded TO the spot to ronoya tho fenco
On tho land Of 4. 4. Armstrong. Here thoy
were met ~ Home ten or 1lttean farmers armed
with old dint-lack n.uskets, ls!stoIs, rides, uut.
EunE p1tclforks. lioo-handla1, or whatsyor could
0o natla available for offaa,st ,r defansa. Trauk-
nlAuter Darstow mado tho tlrs. nlosanlont from
she centie OF tho hue Of the attacking rarity,
having boon ordered BY Its commanding general,
6npt. burrows. .o dlalodse rail tram t!le .pisco
II u tuolt XII summer. Sir, Durutow laid yiolens
hands oa !hs rail, but he did no! resnoya t. ~
stoa1. 10 found himself stundlLg OIL lid head 1u
liz Ditch, WAule squads Of rolnotB aaucluG oss
hts brain. Nothing dauutad, Aa ngall rallied
and cargot! upon thu Offending rail. This tlsno
w rotreated IN Nv good otasr III II doWb!s so'nes-
sau!t, With lnsly farnsors III 1ulpalng power,
would allow. lIo declined 10 mako any further
.nt!saok. notwithstanding tho cmhatio order Ut
hls superior ollicor. Subsequently warrants were
swosn GU. for the offending aranyess, has tvs
mailer VIII pgolaLly w psaoeRblY sirAubsd4
, 1874-07-11

tho open plain country for h1,nlrels Of mitoH
around just as it IL distributed IN Chicago to tho
prMtr,aR.
Immediately lo1ow Post the hills dtssppesr
belgrade In Turkey, and hollow It, tIo Danubo
which oxto1it!a from tho tUarpatntnn Mountains
On Tho north to tho mountains Of gcrya aud
s, Hss0ea IT,. on The totl T4s plan y larger
a. trooloss. It Is equally III fatttlo aud pro-
duotive.--1nueh bottor for whoat, and noarly
nj gootl for corn, OF which fmmousc quantities
are grown, aud hoga mud cattle fattoncd thereon.
Tho on,ate. ind prolucttonB.. and general ar-
poarauco of tho Hungarian plains Dear strtit-
Ing resemblance to tho trarin8 OF Illinois and
IoWa.-particuIartv OF the former.
About 450 mloa bolow Post the travolor comes
to
TnE nAPIns or THE DANUBE,
which, by tho way. Ia much Tho la,goBt river in
Europe, aud Judge rolls Into Tho Dlaoa sea
oltarges into tho mississippi At Cairo. Tho
rapids rofcrrod to are placed on tho map bolow
Belgrade son,e tlatanee. and not far from where
!ho river leaves Hungary md ponotratoa into
Wallachia. It iH hero tho river breaks
through tho great mountain wall which
bounds Hungary OH the south. It is believed by
geologists TINT at ono time Previoua to any hu-
man record, this mountain cliaiu damned in tho
watorB which dcHconded from the Eastern Alps,
aud that Hungary was vast inland lake like tho
Black Sea, with hn outlet whicli flowed down
cataracss having fnll OF perhaps 1000 foet.
This mountain rampant, by SONS conyuluion or
earthquake, waB burst through, giving Buch
oeresa to tho riyer Us to empty and drain tho
vast Hungarian hike; or, perhaps, the weight
aud pressure Of tho wntor wore aud toro doep
oGa,'nei DOM among the rocks, which now riao
up OH each side, Thousands OF foot high, almost
~ steep az the walls OF house. All over tho
Hungarian pnins aro found fresh-water shells,
showing that tho land was onco
THE HoT1oM or A FnEsn-wATEn SEA,
Theeo marine remalna ara found in the Valley
Of Tie Danube, a long distance shove Vienna.
mud quito up to tile foot of tho EaBtoru Alps; which
would seem to demonstrate that the great dam
created BY tho Servian mud Sluyo!liau mountaiuB,
which smeop around the southern boundary OF
Hungary In n hntf cilc1e, must have forced bncl;
tho water Of the Danube distance Of not loaB
than 70li miles. to tho foot OF tho mountain
chain which divides Hungary from D,hona and
old Poland. nearly 100. 900 squire
mllos Of Bpace.
Bllt 1t is time to take tho curs and return to
Vionna, preparat tnry TO the trip through Southern
Gormnny, Of Mhlch Home montion will DO made
In tho to1t latter to THE TRIBUNE, for the
weDthcr III too hot to endure when a fos hourB'
ride will tahe ono to tho cool and breezy upands
OF bavaria. j. II.
, 1874-07-11

"Yen," said tho old uan with snlilo. II re-
menltor one slmo IN particular, while out proa-
pectlng with an old FREUD. About twenty. yours
ago. We wero travelling On horseback, aud cnmu
acrosa q tavern ono niglt about ~ ootock Bsug
very tired lnd hungry, aB aoOn " wo got Hotna
supper, anu something warm to keep the cold
out, we arkcd TO bo shown to but room, Ou louk-
ing niounu, no found tho room hau TWO beds in
It, ono Of which WAS already occupied by twd
Htr1ugers. who wero both saoriug lllslily. Tho
fact Of taore being two beds III the room did lol
surprise is, as In backwood tayeruH thero were
frequently three oods III q room. We undIosaetl,
frinnd. who had got into bed, csp,oI tIle loot ot
one of tho strangers stitching through tim hctl-
clotles ut tho foot the ted. With supWodsG1
oi,uckie he mollonel me to hold III moment
tue atrangor'B bnots waro lie tooll oif q hugo,
sharp. Mexican srur. alld carefully alj,1stud ii
to the bare heel OF the UNCONSCIOUS stranger.
With anullser audible chaosle ~ ho Thought of
tl.u consequences that would follow whou the
stranger drew III his foot, ho got bauR Into bed,
aud ulew out tho light and followed him. ua
soon managed to got lung straw from tho bed
and roachod oyer and ticIIeu ttia Strangers foot
he Instantly drew hin ibgs up until lns gneos
almost touched Ills chin. III aoin. this ho drew
log, making bad aora.ctl. Tho victim uilevea
yell and sprang out OF bod With lnutterol
exclamation TINT did mt maKe out, aud then
lle commenced Wild tlancu around tho room|
WIN ulh NttltEE EAl uleHt ulltlcf ul6 AtIus h{lu
making frantic efro!.s eithor to dislocats
his neok. or to see how badly ho was hurt,
all the w!silo making oxclana-loas tint would
have made basgagosnau with Saratoga trunk
OH hss shou!dor tnrn gyoun with enyy. Yhs in.
uoceus cause Of tho troublo bad boon awakened
AZ tho trnt ye! Of ti,o yictiu aud In styasgh.en.
ing l,s lega out scratched himself most unner.
eiful!y. lie did hot vel! nor ray bad WORKS. but
ho jumped out OF bed md made for hls FREUD
with tho pMrposa ot taking vengeance, sup
posed; but le laI not taten two stepM beforo
ha labbed the spu. into Ills log again. Tho land.
lora then appeared With light, Followed BY hati
tile boarders iu tho honse, ard inquired whai
tho matter waa. An examination Brought to
IlgLt Tue spur, whicl, Explained tho mattor. The
stranger ,oukea shecl,ishly at the s)ns, then ut
his scratch, aud finally examined h!s bots, aud
with a s,okly a....Ie sail, "Wcll. boys. Aava
lived al my life nmoHS raopla who wear spurs,
bit uasar beinre Haw u Asata Mho could nuis ut1
his Euots ami Leave his spur on hlA foct. III
treat tn tho morning."
, 1874-07-11

"Ono autumn morning. with plckax on
thonlas1, wearing a s!,atby l!seit coat, tho solo
tamaln;ng gat!nunt loft fioM t'la w4Idrooo : -
trees ou hls Way t0 tLs tields. Ils
NET YOUNG ulNt,
who waB gathering mushrooms. sho wnre
white and hlua striped pestleoat. cloak oi dark
trchaea Uscaped from under wl1s-brnmel
struw hat, tue ligl.tnsss Of her movements. Tho
uracafuj u,srvas ii her young form. attracted
Elm. sho Sa4 not peusant elr lle pnaaed in
hs walk, blushed, sna - salt'tetl hsr; sLs also
ataod fnr ltt!e while gazing A. oauh nthsl like
swo ohiIdrsn. TAa young girl hrst turned aud
, 1874-07-11
moro morose, harder, and moro mtsorly than

ofeF.
:" Attor having Rrinvcd over Thin runture.
docitied nlton bis course wIon, nho morning,
exactly tan mnntha after bis marriage, 10 70.
eo.vea ~, t!ie e following note!
MY Soss nm growing ofd Ruffcr from
'sf,,f WIN myself In your youth 9ud harpinoss.
w1ssl NOW to pardon and blcHs.
r.. sergi1lH ntiovean cry Of Joy, l,oaring ehtoh
Ill., h,a!.n ray 70 l TO showed l,or tho c.tor.
Ihero W0nlH he no moro efna1tla Ia their eky+
,ahos folt tinlr learta to le anenarlv lR,toucd.
lnese a', ynoo aoi,'s iad e''iIarod more from tho
cI'lna III severity Of the OLD mser than had appoar-
ea On tho eMTfnro.
He Will at le'es he there when our child ID
noth, hn eattl, ktss'1g his wife.
on mo Pamc tav They hastenod to Irtrhe,
ano On sn'!5 c1; se carriage, they knelt beforo
'n' ''t'''to o'u ur .i@, n,,,,,,.n uu,,
h!esseM .hen: anu proved cordial and atfectlon-
ato: 1io entFnnlca tloE1 10 nnRs several days
INNER us roof In the evening at sunrer the
repaat was noariF presonsnble:: It con'priaoa q
ononmbor omoleste. bnckwheat caNes Homa bnt-
TOR. bottlo of vine, nearly al of which tho old
Man drank htn,seis, and which Hintla him quito
say; hfrgus did not iecdgnntze 1lts father.
Iattana experienced gloomy uneas!nesa In
ovos. There waa not the smallest Granny In 1t
IT, ense ssa re- sticky With r"ae''es or tiot: But
s1 feared to csst shadow On the reconciliation
.. 'u''t 'satS" TOT. anti ehe ta not uhro to speak
of On Immediate return home.
y1r.
"Tl,e day offer their arrival. gcrafnH WAR
aroi1eel by gentle tanning II hia winiinw r.
was A fnihor who taruetl.
"'Con,o 1nici}v.' sntd tho old man. .ono of
tho servants hna ftst rnen merpitrant ~ aI,,ni-
in Tho clenringl' s' -'>'S'' ''''o'f>
"aerglus lreRHed hfnse1f In Iaste kiased bia
wife, who war atli nsloop provided ),fmaolf viii,
a tl0uble-barreled gun, alippod huilots fnto il.
md wEnt ont. -
"The dnv was tIno ono tho atmosnhere
ba1my, and the white ffccov clouds wh1ch
showed themselves on tho horizon ,osn oniv r.
dBanpcar.
"With n sentiment of lnvo Acrs;us saw lilo
woods in which lie had ,uet Tntiana far fla rrat
TING. The ofnr nj n1osnes and m1alroo.ng ,sn8
in tho air. Under htB feet c,nckod tho fjr.conou
and thu dry hr,lsawon1. 4 hare sfnrtei m bo-
fore linn. Ho pnvo it it's lifo, ho wan 70 LsnpyI
.Hn mnde tho tour Of lilo clearing, aaw ito
roobuck, wandered here and therc. End hcran
to think ho had barely kaacd Tatiana ut parting.
Whnt was !'o doing. bunting tho rnobncS only
few hours after bis arrival 1t ia fathers honsa5
Why lenvo his wife alone in that melancholy
houHo, the sight OF which seemed to chill her?
"At this Thought he retracet hia atens,
hastcnod his walk. and finally commenced to
run. Whom ho came in sight Of his hon1se, aa It
ashamed Of this somewhat childish impu1ya
which had carried him AWAY ha alackeued Lib
spoed. His wiio donbt1oes WAS still sleeping.
, 1874-07-11

Tho reBonrce OF pursued thief In INDIAN
apolts The other night Was to lnueh OF t.v lab
of = .nan wloM he mot. Then hs stood in u
wint.watte4l hat, Wills The r,u!ican,an ren by and
chhAut tbs barolleadsd runner nntii the mistaka
NaA llsuoYsrua, The slllof lad nut wAllsd,
, 1874-07-11
SERIOUS RAz0UM0F.

l.
6omo friends lad induced me to via't Ostond
with tho hopeful aBHuranco that would 10
amused. At tho end Of fftoon days was still
seeking amusement without having found It, md
I waa about to take.my departure. wnB rasa-
Ing my last ovoning at tho Knranal, whon d man
whoao aspeot oontraBted strangely will, tho oom-
my arriva catno and aat down d short flHtnnoo
from me. AZ ho did 10 the people who sat noar-
oBt to him
PUSHED THEIR CHAIRS AWAY,
md murmnr arose amoug tho lalicH; ovos
were directed towards him, md oven fingers
wero pointod ut him but tho uew.ootncr did not
aoem to notice tho atir, but remained motiouloss
III hia chair. a.
Myat,tlcl by what had occurred, I looked at
him moro attontivcly. he WAS tall, with slight
stoop In his shoulders. Ills rcgular features
wero framod In black and lastroua hair. Tho
expression Of bis face would have been n
naughty ono but for profound sadness which
toned down its charactor. His costume was
black, aud bis olotlles hung nosligcntly on an
omacatea body. His age was about 80.
A friond Of mino parsed by. 1polntel out tho
unknown 10 him.
"Doyou know that man ~ inquired,
"sorglus ltazoumof. A queer fellow"
'>You know bis nlstory7"
$50, 80.
TERRIBLE HISTORY.
You mnst got Philippe to toll 1t to you"
"phillppo, then, il acquainted with him I"
Ho knows him very woll.h
1went at once In searoh Of Philippe, Rua-
sian whom had mot ut different Watering
places, aud with whom 1ad spaakiug ac-
qlRintanco. I found him In tho rrlncoaf pa
Tilion.
" want you to toll mo sorgiuB nazounof's
history"
'Wotl, lot us 50 to SUPPER and will toll It,"
I led him to tho Pavilion de rEatacRde, and at
tho SECOND oourao lie began luis narrative.
, 1874-07-11
How the Hungarians Took Advantage Of
The Austrian Reyorses Of
1866.
Trip Down tho Danubc--Tho Island Of
Lobau and Tie Dattle Of
Kagram.
Bnda-Pest, the Capital Of Hunsary---
Coronation Hill and tho
Field of Rakos.

s's'"s 's'p'"<''e r... .ae,
n,,,, ,,.o.. 1.,,,., ~ .,. A,."..,. T..:a. -, !.
paot a..,r., .ho ns.,,L. 1s3 lii. =. VII.
'as 1o"n wv 1@aaoo' M'oo no'o" ''nn~
II can 10 1eachoa oy Rsoampoat IN th'ftoon houFa
from hero. The retttn trip Blould bo made by
ral. whicl, only takce soyen hours, rhi1o BY
boat un,stronm +wentr.atx hours ,a cons;,med.
~ ." ~. ..t1.s. 49, ,.s,s ~. ,,s,.,,ao ~,,rs
h''d' ~ tue railway, LOT halr the d1stance. fuas
thfoagh country ~ to W mi!cs away from kho
river there Ia new scenery coming into view
nearly all Tho wav bnck TO Ytouna. But fist
far cr.,,,,,,.rv ,h.axv.t;oua.
m,l" - 's'A"A1s .1''''I opa1t s...
3no AuSlrlaa Ai1l'lIo III con1ponca ~
TWO NArIoS8.
moro taIatinot In origin, race and language than
nro tho British and Frouch. Tho union Ia au
...,aot., =. 49,. ...ot,,, .,,oot,,n, avn..,,o
s'e!"., ',,, ". no.o oA" ~ p'a. a.,sas ,nasss
onc. Inc cro"ha OF ootn hatlonh-hustfi"
and uunRary-afo united In tho HapBburg
dyuasty, Eeyoral centuries ago, tho Emporor
of Anstria narrfed Tim bet1eaa anpnrcnt or
n,,oa,, - u,sa.~., t,,,. ,,a,t,n.. t,o ~ ,,,n.
% Su..u u 1,..''s,, na su'a ., ue ,a" ~ wv
nrcheB. But, willie the ruler or Auatr1a WAS
vas called King or Queen, Hence tae present
.oo,,.ra,, 17,.,aya ,oaorh 7 I. rn,or,r - Ara.
49," s,, w. -. n,,mss.r s,a H. aa,,oa hr t,,o
people 1t Dor Kalaor-Koonig." In this b!parlito
Etato, tho ruling element ot the Western or
f7to,ot1,nn bo1f ia rorma, art1 NJ thn Eaoterr or
,rrnns,a;.,an aait n n.aar.~ trhn forrnar mn.
.,ssa,1 ~ ~ .nn.,,o =, ION ,,o,,,,,,,on =,
acasea' o. e ~ ~ 1ne eonbna y! 4o'u: popalA'on W
2o,a94'9so 6oulS occupying lo9.oao square mt'cs
Of territory; and the lattor numbered Ii, 509, ,455
ini1abtants, with 117,oo3 sor,nro mtlos OF terri-
torv mailing toocthnr . tota1 of
'' 1 o. oos sos ,.,.,.~,,,,..a
oo''oa'4oo isHA11rASfo
and 22o, 799 sqtare miles. The major part Of
Hungary is level plain, while more than half
nf Annt,;a-tho wostern nnt3 soutbern pnrtions--
H. oraraa ,,t,, ,no,,+,ta;rs A1ns ovor A,rs ,r;.,
17 eof',ea VIII u.oun.A'lo' 1,.p' W. A'pe ".'ee
evoryWhere. e1cops IN bohemA. Mo'a''a' ana
Galicfa; but Dohomia is walled In by other
mountains Of its own,
Tha r,,l,,o o,on,ont In Arefr1a ns rannr1,ed
+. 1s.a.s ,,,';ah .,aa,,e"a ~ mn nm ~ 49,
~ oosnlan' wn''a Hun'p0fa ~ tu'u",o'o y. .n'
20.o00,0o But there are 4,0oo*ooo OF bollo"
mians as many millions OF Poles and Rutheni-
nus besidoH 400 900 of Croats. and 0o0 600 Of
Tt.,;ana racc anco1,iog , difyorcnt 1an-
1-a'' oAe1 .aeo p,'
guAse' 10 hungary tho hlagyHfe-who arc
sprung from the sarno stock a. the TurkH-
number 100000, while the slayonio races,
c,,,od serv;nna un1por;ans slavonfanp and aav.
49,, o.,,o,a .,,,,,t,or ahn',t IN nm mn H. w..
, 1874-07-11

these OCCASIONS the Deputies. oach with \ rot
inuo Of yaHEafH. repaired tn tho Ra1ios Field to
1cgslate cn the affairs uf tile Kingdom. 1t IL
ua.d there would often ho loo. .tl00 rstancss aud
spectators who dwolt In tonts wtto tho dolibora-
tions lasted. And, while tho Parliament or Dict
rat, Tho owd raced their horses over tho plains
for oyerv mai, brought hiE horse With lin. just
an 1udlana come on their ponies to their grand
councils and war-dancea. Tho y Itakua Field !"
In still used for hosHe~racing and ia patronizod
by English turttos. aa they patroulze every
other race-collrEo III Europe.
Post is often subjact to
TERRIFIC 1SuapATroNs
from tho Danuhe. Tho river IL usually bloched
with loo for three mouths Of the wintor. Tic
icty 10 the people Of Pest. When tho snow
ets gradually, and lilo river rises steadily. but
not suddenly. tho leo slipa of without doing
mischief. nnt, II tho thsw be sudden,
which is frequently The case, tho ,sa'ar
through ths Jloesaa,up ieo.gorse WITH wits
toaaes vast nasaos II t nlo tha hs' s!roota and a."
agninat tho lhouaos. crlstItng everything bnforo
wlllo tholr hattations are being ,eronnl to
powder and ssopt OF aa debris by tho Burging
flood. Precautionary measures aro now taken
by nlaans If high embankasants .,ons tue margin
Of lilo river, and the lHe at artillery postol ou
tho heights overlooking tho stream. above tho
town. When tho telegraph and watchmen give
thu signal that the flood ia coming Tho park OF
arttlely liscllreas numerous rounds olcaunon-
bae into tho solid iae and tlus, by eulusL,ing IL
up, opens all outlot for the dangerous t!oaa.
Torpsdoos arc aao om2'loyed to good advantage
III h,omiuE up tLe masa Ut accumulated leo, aid
40 si,atterlLE 1t that 1t passrs eSssly away,
Tho LillB around Bstdn are coYesad with vine.
yards producing til" well-known
HUNGARIAN HE'D WINE,
Tho bottltng aud uxEert Ut wlue sre carried on
vary extensively In ulila-l'cst. Tho other chIof
branches Of trado arc wheat, corn, hops, and
eattlo. Lumber IL 1attod down tho rivur frona
the Alps in gteat quantities, aud sawad up Into
al requisite shapes TOR tue uso Of The city, aud
, 1874-07-11

"sergius at last know what It mas tn liyo.
"a loraug wife OF sweet disposition and au1l
clentiy cultivated IN mind to shale tbs thoughts
at her lsusbunt, who weut hack to hla cherishod
thought lost forever J. independence and aoll-
tMio for holh; Wlat g dteaui-uuaxpeotslly
and
YET MADE REALITY!
I" Hs took lia vito To tue house which he had
pfoparea fur aGr, It was anlali whita eutsaEe,
covered Oh tllo outBldv With virgins bower and
Ivy. A li.tls glazed Ealtlco, crowtlaa with low
eru, gaye acccGa tu diniuy-roum furnished with
carvoI lnaple furniture aud rich mating. 10
tho right waa tho nnEtal chamber, blue and
wt,its. true slken nest. 70 lhe Lett WAS Ser.
sius' study, hunE with brawu dtapory, aud
tho furniture OF Which WAS bound with old
leather, bronzed. Iu tlls rear wns n s'nalt par
lor, upholstered Will, whto aud gold, containing
bouk.caass fil!ed with books. The two Young
peupo paasod the ayeuings thero beneath ali
alaLaster lamp, 8orguss reading aloud and I'ati-
asn ltiue sbn0rbed iu looking ~ Sorgins than IN
using her neodlo. Flowers esofywhere and
/" How unliko tho gloomy paternal houss way
this
!. Thu gar1an vus an vet only planned, but
every tiuy thoY iocuiyca parcels OF Iaro pAHts
And rasds. Selglus never left tho house except
to attend to lleeeaHary naitcls about luis aBtuts,
and II Rt timeH Ao hunted-f0r he loved tho
ehaso-it WAS III his gaidol.
"AH Tor Tatiana, who expanded with Iowa into
all those llehey Of u heart which until then had
bsen able 10 attach itRolf only by menlorles to
ber parehts, wAu had dled when she waH very
young, xud by respect to her bonofsotress,
Thsclo Mnrtlnoyna-
SHE HAD GROWS nEAuTIFuL.
Az In this solitude she lived for ler husband
al0ns, tvesy dRy she dresbad hUrself especially
for lhAr cherished evenings, aud thuR unor1u
lin HatEg lhu rauuwad elhrm And feast VI now
Tatlana.
, 1874-07-11

"Nerortl,oless, aerelua thouGl,t Of liH father
tn eDduavur to tvt l'lII Alure wa4 abIo1Httii
usalesg. lje know tou we'll thu severity uf that
nature, hut In inquired abunt hlm from tlse
servants. IAsy tu!1 hln. shas As Lad s1onn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-09

|una mir miiiisn anf cine t,ele 8eluilli=
|gung ,parten. Meine 9eute begreifen
Bag ni9tuab iaeen, Der. @rpBe 9ater
piirbe linen 9elpiB 3uder uno @ped
l6iden, tpenn er tuiiBte. bab ibnen bieIe
Mrtifel feblten. Mais Daben mir INNER
rihtig befommen. 2ange 3eit binour9
sab man ,llls Shla6tuieb, obne es gu
tpiesen unb erit als GommiiIdr Malfer
fam, luurben Magen ange}6afft uno
bas Tleild setuosen. @e,u0bnli6 per<
oen an ie0em 5ebnten Sage orei bts bier
5tud 8inbpieb ali lnsefdbr 160 2eute
pertbeilt. 9as Slei}9, pel6es ieoe Ga=
mile erbdlt, rei6t nidt ldn9cr als pier
ober flint Sage. .:+ ,..
Qluf oie Srase, ,uie es ibm lit Nem
Oort 9efel, iaste er, oaB Ct bort gut be-
6onoelt iporoen iei uno piele Menl@en
9eleben babe. Gs tbue ibm leib nit
Sen rpeiben 2euten nneins gu .peroen.
Die Sn6ianer, wel@e gu oieler Nsentur
9eb0rten, Ieien rubige 2eute uno bd9ten
an ni6ts B6ies. @s lei ni6t gut fir
v@potteo Sail" cine neue Mgentur 81 er1
ri9ten. Gr babe es nidt 9erne. llno
luolle in fein reues 2ano 5ieben. Sc
SnOioner leien lit oieier @eseno 9eboren
uno aufseua9ien uno ,pillen, 100 oas
bette 2anb. 3uoem babe Der @ro6e
0ater es ibnen iiberloIen, li6 bas 2ano
aus5ulu9en, bag aus5u1u6en bas ibnen
am beiten 9efaue. Nm 5tpedmdBigften
|lei es , Die 5luei Asenturen in cine 5u
|uerI6melsen uno einen Mann, lpie Oberit
8ullud ber5ul4iden, Der unter ben Sns
oianern Sabre lang le6te uno ols e6r=
li9er Mann befannt lit. @eine 2eute
ldben es gar ni9t 9erne oab Die &ee=
uno Dantton=Snoianer nit Gutter in oie
8lad 9iqs 9insen, oa Dies oas 2ano
Der Ogaaalas' 4ei.