The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

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pe zIbe, faithful ,fsliowuhad heard
Ehs ae1t5and ,sympathised with my
I fllaet 4sief; though he: did not say !.
I 10Fqs e:aw xsts iad, "a 81, =: ~.9s,u::
I fsse / nat there, on, and on, till
| uddsn1y the spectre of a bost-Ahz-
I FMA baat-aeemsd suddenly, 20 rise
fdn 1tes,EsAe>.1 It GUIDED ,tovand me-
| md <Aheerr.d = voice, low but clear,
IhA Amyf name I;oochoow,,, ;, o.~ Fl.
| :fhere, stood before. me a figure
4 took for Ahzrim's ghost, and
# N we'll /: did not .shriek. j l was
lt9snsd into stone. Was he dead al
I ready. and had his disembodied spir=
It already returned to his old haunts ?
IN, Z. moment hand touched mine,
fand low voice whispered 81. j
l. ssMy star; ; my singing bird, I am
lhesey., YAK: j..
| ss.Ehe hand was flesh and blood
fand 4 revived, :...::.:,
! mn'.Are you nota prisonery
| ~ was 'thn morning.; lam free
tnow. .Ihave,.capedr. &: ia.
I. "a great aSsiof:dsligh ght seemed to
lsFesR ogaz MAJ IL, III, ~ j..
ss;.oh,lsyeu are too daring Why
do Yop come here?,. a.; ..::.! d, .
7 '.sDo I care for freedom without
lyon Eiasid he. II come TO arrange
1tPndighk! As for that fit wretch
lHMyose, he il dhposed off,: j.. ::,u
T "'Did you kill himr 1 asked
tfemblingY: 49, '. :.~": # @...
}":Ne my dovel but he must kill
himaelf you see. He has disgraced
lh{psqlf Il there is nothing left for him
tbpptt tharikari'! While we are wan
dfEiRgs off sat. our Own sweet will, he
lAqqst Mmmen. his friends and disem-
1hPHel hipself - gracefully; .s such /.
1Vfry lobese. person can.< He has al
loved 4 prisoner to escape, and there
11d nothing. left for him but that
Lam afraid be. did not give one
fs1ghc to the fate Of my fat lover. 1
tNas more interested in my own pros
fpects. -; ,.
f. "tAnd what are We to do? ask
| ed; and where have you hidden ?
p "'.;1 have ventured here to tell you.
Ham hiding; With the Dutch in Dezi-
Ena. 4 shall get a passage on trad
ling vessel: You must come down
feTery afternoon to the beach. When
fybu rsee . boat with q red streamer
lyon may know I am on board-a red
tribbon on the, sail not large enongh
tf$r Any: one to detect but you. When
'fypu ssee that boat wave your hand.
AeFchief to show you see it, and come
down Ist :twelve. that very night. Do
tnbt fail me, my love- .....j.
+ II promised, and he disappeared
| p 4oiseleealy ~ he: had come. Yeddo
htd}eeen the whole, but msde.no sign
'fahd i xsiysa tAp Aes'ss .z&aas bod
f1i3thloat. being, noticed: BY any 'pne
\ Sleep would not come to me for jo,
;flat night. Ifslt ~ if I had been
'| dpshed to the earth and then lifted
3tiht0, Paradise.
III :eItbegan the next day to watch
! ifpr the ship; but two days passed.
+ heard nothing Of Hidyose till tht
third day. His friends had kept his
ldsgrace secret Oge day I surprised
l4y auhts in great excitement.
T. "'Oh, the noble and great man
4cried aunt Stepha, he has made al
!, LII honorable end, and his name vii
: Hive; to think, silly girl, that: yo'
, might have been the wife of thi
;|grand person
ri M.And' inherited his fortune said
J. I,auhntI ntI:RF'ja Resa. :.
+ "'They made no allusion to the es
'fctps ef Xhzrim, for that would hav
1tA{rseswn 81 disgrace on their friend
!1neither did they speak Of Hidyose'
I felt. all day a. sense Of n
'Elief, as if my 'zakt'Y, h, had grown brighte,
TT felt that the signal must come tha
u day5; but / seemed to be. closel'
.fTatched. At last the. coast appeare'
fclear, and about three in the afte,
:Enoon I stole out in the garden an
fdpNny to the bay: There was a .shi
x ithefes~iths& s&;~hite sail-the red .rit
/ BoM Aoated'H6%ithe top Of 1t. "
lasjust aboatxo wave my handker
Il chif when!'I T saw Yeddo maxim,
D. Ifantie gestures. sn., That is the YER
(; Isee1e on the hEn, Suddenly I foun
oil anat esa By, my aide. b. You see he
t .1ih tha stone eolored robe with th
t iBlus hat. She Is looking at Yeddt
II and, has her back to you. There
aunt Stepha below, where she ha
r suddenly started up from sort {
q, ;an 4ambush on the beach. 1 WI
. sfAint with, terror. But soon I foun
d they were hot certain what to suspec
Il They eyed me angrily but knew NJ
l. what to say. / made q grand eAo
;|at self control.
81 "'Such lovely day. 1 said; 'ca
q ve not have tea served out here
o, sprt Of picnic !">'
VI - Is this . time for feasting ar
Iii juaketingE 4 said. aunt stepha, vii
sarcasm, when your b
It trethed: has Tipped-1 would. say d
x parted this life 10, lately-infamo'
p .i:LtY,, "a :i*''.: - ...'r-
VI The Japanese lady sighed again