The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-07
his eyes sotbsd great ceatfsl skyHgHt
above, sand esepts IN to- feasssupOusthe4

"A, fatal step. indeed Ins another
moment lie, had made snatch at the
heap of suggestive fovcfiness that iay1
before llim, and ogathefsd iashisa palm. 81
tiny, fiimsy handker chief, whielE had |.
fiuttered from Rosa,smtaper fingers and
played alous her ssnsiling lipssoia ythe
night before. aH6w he reeoneilsae hissli
conselenee to tbe act no, one but he can
ever know, for the naxin :. that ais |,
fair IN love ana war, sinacksz far too
much of4euaat aBarbaFisni sfof q sHHoaMp
clergymapss use ;bne. eereaiait is sssthaktl
he was happier in shis new possession
than he had been for many a day.
! lie carried it about With iifitn, he
slept with 10 eiasieds over his heart. ascsf
uttered werdsss0sit tlaassheaconld6 d6nekefs
hope 70 ntter 70 its oWners he show sred |
kisses and tears 9. upon w it. aud Wien
preseaCes ttsas enc had lost Der Iidrjak kess1
chief,khe sipwardly exnlteddn dhh oRB
gain--to her but = bit Of tiimsyv vfipgery.k
to him dear memento to be Cherished [
to the latest iiour of lis life:a yet, though
he 1rnade the faoseef it, It wars bus u 4
sorry eempens safion.sfonahe LOST e iam&s
do to, his hearts and day by day.. his
spirits. sunk as he saw the creature he |
despised triumphant III tie field liz f'iln- \
self dare nos enter, greeted WitlS eaSilesf
and merry glaneee, D fasered escds; aat
confidant, .aa.d doubtless soon 70 reach
! the height of bliss. a.-ss as.s,..s..-ss
Another week had passed. Tie NOR
/ row was Sabbath day, last to which
his invitasion extended. sIIisi sesno,f
had received its, flushing touches, and.
/ Horace Mayhem sauntered out into the
early twilight for solitary walk, hug
ging his hidden trasure 70 his breasts
and that other, at once sorrow and q
treasure-his hidden love beneath It.
/ To morrow mast tsbe the last u IL He
! mustaneser trust himself tosl slPok sppoie'
her face again. -. =. g.ss-v.A .z.w :.
I Such was bis thought as lie stumbled
against some one leaving tire house as
he was about to relenter it, "A girl sit
lproyed to be, scarcely more than
child aud in tears. II = ftasssa ~ tntFa Z.
/ Naturally tender-heartedsss sliesi Hwasl
shocked salsd grieyed at the sight, lie.
almost feared, for moment, that he
had hurt her in his awkwardhess. >
Hurt Belsle had, indeed, yetnot the
way that suspected. She would have
gone her way down the street: but he
arrested her steps aud elected from her
, tale IN many cantos- sss;azses "a evaA
CQ7ato first. Miss Rosa was the
kindest anil sweetest and best lady that
/ ever lived, and Miss Rosa had got Mr..
il6ing to take her, the .weeping. dam
sci, eat of the place where slls had SC
fjourned, and the name OF which she
had sratlier not mention 10. the gentle
: man, as she had been, put there because
4. she did once be a wicked girl and did
! be taking something that didnst belong
: any more, land, oh dear what should
/ cato $ second. Tie We weeping IL Hd. dam.
y sells father was ont of. work and was
: very much given to drink. II il habit
D I,een for that, II would not lsaVe lsapreis-
: ed and hesswas at hesne sick,sands she
was quite sure he would kin hefs and.
! oh dear! what should she dc s
n q Canto third. The weeping danisel
fhdid be pawnipg shawl for her mother,
II also a. hand kerch1ef which Miss Rosa
n had given her f0ss her sunday besss sand
: did be putting tie pawn tickeasEi in lel
n pockets, and Miss. .RQsa had lost hel
8 fine lace hard kerchief worth nifty dollars
e and had found the pawn tickets and
4 thought size wag-a Sias;e1, and the pawI
e broker had soid the hand kerchief, and
!. it sll.tthsenss Bhs Miss IsSs4 slloasgA,
In was,sands ohgdsarj whasslould shs
8 lido 2esss -. - s..s.....s,.. -.
~ There were several additional cantOi
- 10 the tale, but after the episode of Tn
III fifty dollar hand dkerchief, Horace May
III hew heard no more sksszsst ~
Q 1. Itshad never oC0arFcda4o Linn sasat ii
6 was n thief until 4hatslnoinent a1Ie fel
! the hot blood rush to- his TEMPLES in !,
e flood !; his heart stood still. lie gaspet
q in dismay. He grasped the girls shodl
4 Come SACK % he said. Is he tursnssII
d This latch Key issshv door, aqstl ssesadissJJ
a through Ahe hall dragged 4hediighte,l
Is ed child with him sead seated her.i
10 solitary state upon velvet sofa IN Gu
it drawing -foon, where, sbssweef CID
" shock of this ssuexpeotea 0eguFrnncesani
s the. dread OF beiae foand - sqnie Rleza
~ be: of the family .fsm which she hat
n been dismissed. she siliyered as u witl
81 From thence lie went 70 Miss wild
III ingss music room, led by tile 1iqai{
{. l,notes sof her piano. Sheliilesf lssf 1acl
III withia bright sunileiDposait that beahsS
r learped,to love 81 well, and IS her eye
lea met lis. he felt the full shame Of tIl,
tie was about To make
81 thing fer iief ard kecf i0xes TO alauai
= over in taaurc Neazss bat be Nsas stha
q aside with a brave effort. -
D. There was now no other course to TAX
81 and when, seeing thst-hc had come i
e speak With her shf @eated h@sesf nnol
isl . sofas isc4o6k sIsA place bcslds - Iii
il liessayed an explanatioa.
nl Qpoe, twice he moistened his parche'
lips-the words would rot colile. H
6fl looked down at tfle pretty kead bSf
h iformaBd dlsaaa5 Atlam4i tA6 Atki1lal1s ntnsas
dsPlittle white hand rsaainaasRan ahauuaaaai
dsamand before them sQ tantali4inglx. will
~ m reacn az The deWy, parted Ups d
t. the sweet brown eyes AZ 5enHns 3
Of staGasAere1aout eo0ssss hsikaa M as
mt - nses y0us nsaiiall soilis oazs his
id Rosa, and / brought her back. r sfol