The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18
ST. CLOUD MINNESOTA THURspAY NQYEMBER1 is 1875

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she h,SipaE MoalEd cry out, :'1ook st he hhis graJ
hsis hsiSs +: a, q, sir! he 4 BIT il ehild he
dsss p9t 91; know Nhhst bs fsys ny a and he
WI lss('c9,t soon be ~ out of the way and in
This grave; and VIZ soon, s,r, be e will
give you no more trouble" Then,
again, she; would mutter indistinctly
for hours together; i, sometimes she
would cry out: franticany;; and say
things which ! :ttsl terrified ljfY the bystanders,
1 and which b: the }}e,F4gasea physicians would sol
lem semnly 5't!! caution t9 them boy they repeat
cd; Il then :! she would 'ol / weep, and j invoke
Maxilmilian il1di TO come and aid her.
PIT PIT seldom, Bsd@9m, indeed, did thai. name nam
:!|'s passs b her Rtp lips a that she did NOT again
begin f. strain g her e1yYeba!ls, ~ and start
gp intEBsl ln Red TO Ns Nateh some pp|9asn phantom Of
be: u poeF fsysfeq e L heart @ Al. AZ # i seem.
E! ed vanishing Aahln &, into nts some mighty dis
tance.
After nearly seven weeks passing in
this agitating state, suddenly, on one
,m4esF9ing, the earliest sqd the loveliest
isef dsMning sprlng, change was an
noaneed to- rs all as having taken
PLACE in, Matgaret; but it; was: a
chpagpgei alas! that ushered in the last
grsa great change Of AL. The conflict,
which had for 80 long a period ragged
within her, and oyerthrovn: her >rea-:
son. wes.at an end; the strife was
owe. and patpseA was settling into, an.
ever rlasting rest 1nthe oouraa, of the
night she had recovered; her senses.
When the morning>light penetratel
'thro6Eh jher caafFstain, z9li ske fec65Rlanized
hsf matie iiihiqlpuifit iiihiquiffiiets ss''t d %
Fths month a4nd the day IF the month,
and,, then, sensibl le tbxt She could iet
oatlive the day,' sh@ eqquestedi that
her qonfessor might be stimmoned::''
About In bour and 4: half tie con-
fessor remained alone with her. At
The end of chat time he came out
and hastily summoned the attendants,
for Margaret, he .said, : was sinking
into J. sfalnting it, The tconfessor
himself might have passed through
many d fit,, SO much was he changed
i by the results Of this interview.
crossed him coming out Of the house.
i I spoke to him. called to him
! but he heard me not.-he saw me not.
He saw nobody. EDWARDS he strobe
to the % cathedral, where Maximilian
va was sure s,.1 to be found, pacing about
, upon upon! the. graves. Him be seized by
the; arm. arm. whispered something into
biz big en-, and then both retired into
| on4e oqn4e Of the many seauestered chapeh
\ IN y.. which ie9 Light ese eQptpuallr burn:
ing There they had some, conyersa'
ten; fs4qi but not very long, for within
five minutes Meximilian. strobe away
to the house in which his young wife
lay dying. One step seemed to carry
l?him up stairs. The attendants, &C
cording to the directions they had re.
ceived from the physicians, mustered
at the head Of the stairs to oppose
him. Butthat was idle: before the
rights which he held as a lover
and a Observation-Disclosures the still
more sacred rights Of grief, which
he carried in his countenance, all op
position fled like q dream. There
was, besides, a fury in his eye. A
motion of his hand waved them of
} like summer flies; he entered the
room; and once again, for the
last time, he was in company with
his beloved. = ".:'. ''<-
What passed who could pretend to
guess ? Something more than two
hours had elapsed, during which
Margaret had been able TO- talk occa
, sionally, which was known, because
at times. the attendant heard the
sound Of Maximilian's voice evident.
Ily in tones Of reply to something
which she had said. At the end o.
that time, = little bell, placed nea,
. the bedside, was rung hastily. A
faaiin,atiing ai,a 6t had seized Margaret: bqqi
she recovered almost before her wom.
en- applied the usual remedies. They
fingered, however little, looking
: ~ As youthful couple with {. inter
> ct 1'ihichaino restraints reat availed; II
check. Their hands were locked to
] geshe., and in Marg,airet' ! >sy,s Tier.
: gIeamed ! farewell light Of love
which settled upon Maximilian, and
seemed TO indicate that she was be
) coming speechless. Just at this mo-
; ment she made q feeble effort TO draw
: Maximilian> towards her; he ben,
forward and kissed her with an an
, ,|guish that made..the most callous
weep, and then be whispered some
> thing into her ear, upon which the
attendants retired, taking this as g
proof that their presence was hin
:drance to free communication
But '91t they heard no more talking annd
; in less than ten minutes they return.
, ed. Maximilian and Margaret still
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