The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-12

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eaf. and b0arsc, o. " the speaker
Struggled 70 repress some profound
emotion.
WY so you come7' heard my
husband say. i forbid yOa, aud "
llelsna shoall learn Of this, sho would
provo troubIesoms patient and cubs
dued as She appears
80 you have crushed the white
birds Huttering wings, have you,
fedro? the woman answered. You
well know how to perform such feats.'
Ila--ha! Well said; bat yours was
never crushed, my proud Lorena. You
will 90 AT noon, will you not2'
oh, mol | must remain one do,
more. | have come so lar and wait
ed so long to see you
But Heleua----'
oh, pity herl | must stay, but
pity her!
You need not. | tire Of the puny,
pale, spiritless creature. She'll die
some day--dsappear as many others
have done; and then you shall come
back aud reign sole mistress
'Wha! stain that pearly skin with {
her life blood?' /
'la-ha! Who, | gay, can stand in 9
my path, when | wish them removed? :
But hist yonder is her window G
speak lower a
Aud they moved on, while /, sick a
with horror, crawled to my couch, ito h
lie and think shudderingly what | had C
heard. t
'Hist-hist!' d
There surely my name was whis- a
ler,d under the window. | crept 4
through the lattice. A note was e
pushed through the jalousles, aud a
lark figure gIidcd away. O
1t turned at a distance, and the d
'ays of the neon fell upon an uplifed n
ace. On, horrer! 1t was the lace If ef
| Cuban lady, whom also | had seen
It Saratoga a reig gling belle at the
ime | met my husband.
When the first dawn OF morning
ppesrcd, read my note. -
4 am a woman, like yourself it
aid, and once | was innocent. But
ow Lam guilty and would risk much
0 win back that devil you call hus- CO
and. Be ready tomorrow at mid ST
light, aud | will aid your escape from Sa
his den of robbers and send you 10 p
our friends.
How the hours dragged on in their W
lterminabIe length. Presently at G.
iduight my door swung silently open tn
followed the dark figure to where Ol
ar spirited animals were tied, and in ST.
le deep stiffness Of the night we sped frt
it'll an arrow like swiltness over the ii
ain. ca
In three days we reached sea port. at
vessel was ready to sail for New all
ork. Ny companion accompanied of
e on board. bu
On my twentieth birth day | drove di,
my mothers home, and It's not co
range she failed to recognize the ioi
coming girl she consigned TO fate ro,
orse than death. ! am now twenty an
re, but | look as though fifty winters or,
I'd shed their SHOWS upon me. The
illiant match ! made was to a noto- nm
Gus robber chief-a terror aad dread tai
ali the land.
Mothers, this is no fancy sketch, be,
II true tale and remember, in max CO,
g your daughters future, look to inc
ne worth and less glitter. an,