Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-18

| YOU cant put Into words He looked
thoughttully at the ground a moment. and
then added. a. IL it was an af(erhought
"a ID. miss, when "A man sleeps half the
| time under the open stars, and has not q
! living soul who cares much for him, ex.
| cept the good God who caTcs for u all. il
( Is likely that he will miss the old house,
| that he never lived in. even though IL were
| the home OF his ancestors? Miss Clough.
! don't care two cents for IIeatherton Park
| with the whole toWu OF Hcajherton thrown
! ~. surrender 10 you all the rights OF the
! Heathcrcloughs. and YOU are To- take il.
and welcome YOU are 70 il. That's what
came here To say
Sle looked up at the hroad-shonldcrcd.
brave young man, with bright glow made
in her fair checks.
MIR. IIcathcrclough," said ~he, You
are very generous anu noble. But | don't
| care two cents for il either"
Then wen donate Il to The town for a
hna,ic asylum" said the broad->houller-
ed brave Young Iuan.
They walked peacclbly away together,
In the pale November li.ht. Clou.h aud
/ tticathcrclough side by sid. 50 calm.
strong and seif-coutrolicd these two were.
, 50 different from the noisy, >quabbiing.
cracking tlough and HeathcrcInu2h who
had died bcQucathins their mutual hate 10
these their heirs Genuine rcugfh i al
ways calm; inferior force il always vio-
, lent"
Pale November whitcncI into winter.
siutcr changed into green spring. aud
spring. again, dcrpcned mo the gpl Of
summer; but stili the ,lough aud Heather
clOuSh it>puie had not been settled. Since
the world began. thcr" never wa> a dispute
which required 80 much consultation be-
tween the chief parties a, this dispute.
Dame HeAtherclnush IA would have ~urcly
jumped out of her wear. oil grave Iui claw
eel the rcl-brown cheek ann bpll tllck
eye Of Wolf lIrathrrcipu-h, lhr ctf ~
mountain, It she could have heard the my--
teriru- hint, that Mere rife ip the village
about new Nay "a pay uli debts.
A. 10 Mariana suI NuIi IlcathertlUugh
--ut course; Why not?
Oucs more they met br-i,lr Tho lovely
little lake iu the midst OF tile .' Il ne the
HtiIe LAKE where the traillu yu.r, I-upprd
in the waters cIs". AaI tae ltrflI- nan
turned up their -.anc.ug rrI-. god sides tn
the Eght. Sic ntI gone there nr.t, anI
he followed. seeking her. I'LL, enemy H.
always stii.
Ms Mariana" he brgau. njhoa,
moments ceremony, me AAyr !cca en-
ga-r'l-'
No. we haven't Said VI ,rilul. laughing
III" blu-iIrs llac 4 bl- cth11 -st'-rn-.. ri
mean "" hdS~ been g.trl-itu- N.-, A.i enc
mi sut tnS nearly krAr unN. sai N,'rr lir
nrArer 20 Al agreement thtI Nr wvr" nt
hr,i- here :, nnc NAl vi -a.tluis uur d..-
pItc wl.ci | n..yc .i.~u 90 '4-.,t uf .,trl4.
pIt winch I'v~ never m.u.l .l,u,I t' yuI.
I've brru afraid wa wpI.dIt liNc j'."
May nquIT" v uat THAI i-.' A-k,d Ma
paua. Nrry compns'D.y
lie lOp."d htI a. tA- ground. and Hhru
he spoke a irn.ih. Il ~ Lc~i,Iuu-,s .,lI
with much eu.barra>~in ut. lie wa- yrr,
modest. thi- brave f-Ilu
Miss MtIi.ua In = ruu.h fellow br-
cause never hil tlme u learn the uac
NsyN which ladIe. iJAr, though | tuY> |
IN ght learn them even ytt--trnm trlrh-
er oI my o"n choosing. That, urtf hcr
here or There, though. Oucc. ..Iul.4.
right here by tAi- l,t.r ArttI-t.H IN W4.-r.
/ hrss": rnu T. arcept th.- p.roh 40 la.I
~ H IA II il ~ II - tt>'>- If # H. Ha.irE.I mA- h.
YOU very earnestly ~ accept it, aud-"hd
4 halC civilized fellow Who ""h.a 'A'iE
ynu Ia III heart To Tie world, cuI so irud-
rrly that life should scarcely have FoH-A
place tor YOU
He seemed as il choking with the th'rt
to sp,aA. he Sas 80 embarrassed. Mar
An. sas silent. How could shc look 1nl"
the eyes of this rough fellow, th'- hTtNt
pure child hearted man, and tel him thAl
he himself was more OF knIsht ana het"
to her than any other llviu. man.
"I mean 10 20 back youdcr, sali F" "iI
Ueaih-rclouSh. But have no heart y
90 back 10 my wild mountains AGAIN oc-
cause my heart Will be hrre-hrre where
you are. Dear Mariana let me stay "here
| INV heart j.. aud call you oy the hth>
which my heart has called you a mAI!oN
times. .,...t
once more Cough aud HeathercIon2
walked pcaceabiy hOne from ne 'ttie iaA'
| aide by side, aud this time they "-l.rd aF't
IN arm, xnd il WAS 10 De SIDE DE sue am
arm Ia arm 10 the world END.
| The yerv last wuIds fierce old DAM
H.atharclouch ever wrote With her owl
hand w.r. thess: May the house DC i"'
el,d 10 the groaui ana Iie4therton FAr'
.own with salt. before this property shA
| come INTO the hands oi 4 t!ouSh. ~
for al that. = ClOugh and Heather cI'a "
wife aud husband. live together IN '"'
very same house. and they are as hAPP
A. tso spp.ls-which Is saying considers
Bile.
Thetwo ancient ensmes who are sIctl
Ing 20 quietly now, would have h-d th'
hate outlive the grave; they "ohii hA'
, handed i; .ioNn to unborn senet"lou-
\ they could, and, behold. THIS very ma
j brought the t~o young people to1e'he
} and changed into love
c Hate cannot last; the DEVICES 81 -P'
7 and avsrice pass away as suuiihe, t'"u
e All il /. ali one III the grave. hat
7. There of earth that can lastf Listen Spll
% times Wolf MeatheTclou.h clasps
e wife. hand, and looks into her lace W
d hi, bold. b.ac. eyes. now moist anu gen
&c aud tender. and SAY, 10 her
p "Nothing j. endgrin, IN this WorId
e love- Harper's Eazar
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