The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-12-09

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shout was heard somewhat nearer than
the first.
Eoserl pressed her hands to her bosom;
she was pale with emotion. Frauzl g.
she Whispered to herself; then sudden
ly, her face all aglow, she cIapped her
hands iovfuIIy, and repeated aloud,
Sc FranzIi Franzl r'
a few seconds after this, the form ofa
young nan emerged from the forest, and
came bounding upward from rock to rock
with the .spsed aud gT2cegulness Of
ahamois
4 tail, wall-proPorioned figure, with
q fine, manly head, adorned with a pre-
fusion of s5ort raven locks, healthy
brown hue on the face, a splendid nous
taohe, parted on each side, setting of
Straight nose. and showing a handsome
mouth, round whose corners ar express
sion Of good humor fingered st any time.
but whose lips now were parted with
breathless JOY. 4 pair Of the darkest of
dark eyes sent their flashing glance up
the height
He wore q green felt hat, with bunch
of artificial dogars, to which some sprics
oi a forest tree, pluclsd in coming up,
were added; aIoose gray jacket over a
green waistooat; the saig5 lightly held
together by a small black kercLief;
brooches Of black chamois leather,
which reached to the Knees, the latter
remaining bare; grey wcrsted legrirgs
with a green border, and leather shoes
with a double range of nails around the
sole.
Juchee JecL cried Franzl, as with
q desperate leap he cleared the last dis
taDce shat separated him from his DirnI;
and alighted on the rock at Roscrps side
he waved bis hat in the air.
The girl had given a little shrek at
tie daring jump, and now the little dis
semtlsr locked over her shoulder co
qustisaI7 up into the youths face, and
said, playuE7, " Ab-i5 is thee IL
thought It was Hansel."
" Hansel, iHdeedf he answered, laugh
ing; didst expect HanseI II-woulls5
have preferred It TO be Hansel p
g. might have waited for Hanssl, as
well as ior tbee-migbtn'tf?"
" he wouldu'5 have brought thee what
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aud ,-,r;.,,, his b,t
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ono ,~oeo+-tbor to,vs.t whom IF I
bnt win thee
so nof-tfau tbfnEsst tbvself the
only fair bov in the world. eb p RoserI
went Cd. 5gl.irgEv. leaving her hand in
his qrar7. and lsoe;ns miscbiey3usly in
to his dark eyes.
al don't care how many bows there
NAV he. cried Franzl. " but there IS bus
one Dirnl. one RoserI in the world for
me. And With that he seized her
round the waist and with q loud shout
of " Jueheel lifted her from the ground
aud svung her around him in whirl
How tie two managed TO keep on the
I p.a-ea'' "Aiaa was har1'y "i'e enough
. 70 bold one quiet sober person. aon't
know.
/ trauzl pat E0serl On 'he ground again
hot before releasing her ne pressed bis
] lr5 O. her cheek with such heaEtiDo5s