New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-27

| And another time: "lt Will leI yon .ei
me something's With pleasure. Ma9ame
John. No and no: tell anybody; MaosMe
John. No. Madame. not even 1lce fou
le:te. What ga long whistle-'is thai
possible land Monsie Ut john knew II -
encouraged !. !-eh, well, Ell, well: But
can l nelieve Won. Madame John! On
YOU ;ave Monsieur Johns sworn statement
All. very good. truly. but-you say yo,u!
have i: bu. where is ite All: tomorrow
"a sker,icai shrug. Pardon NE, Aadane
JOHN, think perhaps, ys'h.ps You are ceiI
/; Il. ,hinl: .ou Gid r:gh.s Certainly
| VIVA. nature keeps back, accident some
| times gives. Madame John: either is God :
! will. Don, CRY. Stealing from the dead
No. 4 was giving. yes: They are thank
Ing vol: in heaven, Madame john
kr;s.ian Koppig, lying awake. bus mo
i! .ioniess and with closed eyes. hears in part
silent intensity. When tie doctor IS gon'
| ae calls Za....
y s:ss you grea: lea! CT trouble. en-
| Madame joint =.
NO. 10: you are no trouble at al!
Had you the yellow fevev-ah! .nen''
She rolled her eyes 20 signify the super
| lative character OF the tcibula:!ons attend
( iny ye.ow fever.
| II had = lady anu gentleman cnce-a
Spanish lady and gentleman jus. Oft .he
! shy; sot.. sick e. once with che fever
| deiirious-couli noc tel! their names. No
] boGy 70 help me but sometimes Monsieur
/: Joh,.' I never had such :ime-neve-
before. revev .ince-as that ZINE. -Four
days an.: nights this head touched not a
| pillow.
AND they d,eG,' said Kr;s:;an Kopp;s.
TIE third nighs tho gentleman went.
Poor SeIor! '>i'ur Johnnie did not know
! the iarn1-.ave him some COTE. and toast
( TIE Fourth night i. rained ard turned cool,
| aad jus, before day the pos: lady,
! bed sad Koppig.
I Zali dropped her arms !ist.ess!y into her
! Jap. and her eyes ran brim:u!.
And left an infant" said The Outchuap.
ready to shou. with exultation.
"All. 10. Monsieur. said Zalli.
The invalid. heart sank Ike stone.
MADAM John. voice was al! in \
f; :reHor-''tsI: me the truth. IL "Tits Pou-
f; ie;te vcur own c;.ild!'
"Al-i.-h. Ia: ha! VIVA. fooiishness: o.:
F: course. she j. my chilG.' And Madame
John gaze ven: 20 . true Fsenchwomaa's
laugh.
/; wss 100 much for the sick mar. IN .ie
r:ti;ui weakness Of his shattered nerves he
t1,neG Is tace into the pillow and wepr like
a. child. Zs,!: passed into the mex; Eoo,l 20
hide ne- emotion.
"Manaa dear Maman." said 'Ti.e Pou.
! lette who had overheard nothing. but only
saw the tears.
An! nv child. my child. my .ask-ny
! :a.t - zoo gc-at-too great for me. Lei me
9" w-anc.aer time. Go and watch at
HI .,;:sde."
"E.:. Mamar."-fo. 'T;.e Poule.te was
frgi,'eaeG-"A needs no care now
Nag. bu: 60. my child; wish 70 be
alone.
The maiden stole in with aver:ei ewes
and :..-.oe.. ~ .he window-ita. windcr.
Thc ratiecv. already a man again. gazeG a.
her II. -;.e cou.d :eei .Le gaze. He turned
!. his eyes iron. hear moment 20 gather ,eso-
luton. And ncw. stout heart. iare well:
: word q. .wo OF friendly pAr.,ng-2otLiug
more.
Tie Pou'ect..''
TAe slender figure ~ :he window tur1e,
and came - the bedside.
Il te;!eTe owe uy life to you." he
said.
She looked down meekly. the color rising
IA her cheek.
Il nue., arrange 70 be moved acsots the
street to-;n"r'Uw. On q litter"
She DID IF ~ rspesk.
land ! .''.' now thank vou. sweet
nurse
She .hsok ,.r head IN pro.es:a.ion.
''Hca>ea bless 5Cu, lite PCU!e:n.'
Her face sank lower
''t',d has made You very beautiful. '1i:e
Pou.et,e.'
Ste stirred Eos: He reached and gent;
took her little hand. and as he ilr..S her
ore step .earer a tear fell from her long
!ashes. From the next room Zalli with .
face Vi agon.zeG suspens e, gazed upon -he
palr undiscovered. The young man lifted
To. Ian! :" lay i: upon his lips when. with
q mid. TIM force. il was drawn away vet
stit. rested n his own upon the bedside.
Ike some weak Thin: ersTed tina: could
only 20: &c: free.
Thou W.: cot have ny love. 'T;:e Psu-
le.:e!'
No answer.
Thou VII. zoe. !eau.;fu.t'
''Can not was Al! that she could utter,
AID upoa their c.asYeG hands the tears :aH
down.
''1hou wrongs: me. Tite Pouie,.e. Thou
H1et NOT trust me: tIou fearest the kiss may
loosen The hands But tell thee nay. I
have struggled hard even 20 this hour.
against .ove. but yield me now: yield;
am his unconditional prisone. forever.
God forbid THAT ask aught but Tia: you
Will be my wife
Still :ae maiden moved cot, looked not
~. only .'ued down 'saIa.
Shall j. ~ be. liz Pouiette'" He tried
in vain 20 a ~ sui
"Tite iou!.t,,:' So ten1e.iy he called.
And then she spoke.
Il: is agair.t the law
~ is nett c::ed Za;ii, selling der
rou1d the ~ais: and dragging her forward.
Take hey! sic lie thine. ! have, robbed
God long enough. Here are .leN sworn
rapers-beGe: Take ies-she Is a. white
As -n"w-sc' Take he:. Kiss her: Mary be
praised. iLeveI haG = childish. i. the
'raA:a:a's daughter !''->.';;A.r's .Ncya:i.se.