Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-18
WHOLE No. 1894
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The father went into Italy. There he
succeeded so well, that he ere long
obtained n lucrative situation in the
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Why d'd ne not return 10 ue'"'"'
to reclame his child Many obstacles
interposed he had besides, no certain
;rto,l;oo,ce that sbe vet lived. The
,"va q ofysnr;oo is tar weaker in q
'o'e Vi on'p'"s 20 " - T,
fathers than q mothers oreas'' i"'
journey, which he purposed some
time 70 make. was DELAYED year after
,oor and of,o,e /, lonc continuance
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OF III "ea''" "a. u"n''eu - "'.n ~. w.
1t is only within moh'h l"a' nc "au
been able to accomplish what had in
the absence OF other ties' become 'ne
wish OF his life. lie arrived AZ oreSla",
learned there WINNER ne1lero'c" ,m' Tau
removed NJ" iol'"weu , a,n' ,nn .ru.t @
man must nave oe''aynu ',,d ."S T n;s
rePos' d IN MN; or ne's' .'d;,;or "U Of nf
daughter oe reduced 70 q co"
servlluae'
"He mas hoeeu uohe 'hal answer
ed the most. "lhe poor Slrl hao out
wretched nome win hiM' ana ns
told me when she was p'aced WIN us
as a serylngmaid' that She was 'ne
natural daughter OF an advocate long
since dead.
The stranger groaned as he hepls
this. Meanwhile, two or three OF inc
burshers had gone out with the intent ut,
to search tor The missing girl Ihey
returned i'll few moments with Franz
who supported in his arms the hall
liteless torn OF Margaret The young
eirl soon revived, and look bewildered
around ber Tb, STRANGER who had
s,,n,. ,v a,.a. ho,;n .nooohI.os emotion.
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exclaimed :
"It is-it is-my lost child J. and
c!asped her in his arm.
The mystery on both sides was soon
explained. Margaret had been found
by her half frantic lover on the spot
where she had fallen, and lay insensl.
BILE. She was identified, not only by
a strong. resemblance in feature. but
afterwards BY the confession of
the guilty Hallerbach himself, as the
daughter of the physician. Her simple
story of love was soon told, and the
young man Frame, proudly 'acknowl.
edge as her husband by the grateful
father. 1t may be well imagined that