New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

But the goodness of Br1gitta assei'S '
the following colloQuy: o.;a %
"Your new patient is the very feye,so tbis one
tronomer who was pure good-hearteunrJnn n,Ia world
II 1ul Oh pa sps.o % has come upon HIM. STILL, chld
we must not stop to consider wiosma aer,ng and we
evil; all we know is that ne y s,in II yonr new
,nust helm hm as far as we are apie. ~ So '.t eli
nt,e,t IS IItempered he must be treated WIN ~"
The more good temper. have every 'o""''"'0 ;"
your dong this" .., ~; .sisto,t and could
lie went down stairs With nis "o'''''"''
hear the assistant say - o. +h;e man. know
him of old, / was i'll hs regiment" . IL. H.
M =" Indeed then you must te me about nm he
has evidently been q very violent man hat nave nave
seen mysef ought not oct PrSpyr Spye done s SOP Then
he named some disease, IN Lallii. ,, o
The sound of their steps died away. stoou ., pn
haIustrade | was so diZzy. Now, again came lnto
nv mind what the Doctors wic had sara 10 me- me;
I'VE cannot force ourselves TO iove our ", n.y. co"d
10 him. This must do. can and VIII.
Bricitta fnlis her pledge to the end, or to within
one step of the end. "It is hard to tell about,
she saws, "but must tell you." The time Tor an
operaton npon the Captains eyes approached, ana
at last arrived. Aterward aud while the SITUATION
of the patient still precarious, Brgltta hears
conversation between him and one Schaler, MS
confederate which satisfied her OF the consumlnate
yllany of both but while she was thus resolving,
she heard the Captain calling her "in voice full
of anguish but with all bis might" She could DO
nothing else but % into him again. The daughter
Of "Xanderr as her father was called. bad her re-
vcngc. We give the entire chapter one OF the hnest
in the book:
The Captain was standing upright in the middle
of the room, shouting: ~
"Guta Gtta' where are your
Here am . ,u uolo
alt Is prlcking like thousand needles. Make
haste and loosen the bandage
He sat down; stood before INN. l could nor say
a word; felt as il l were beng stransied' DAT
looscned The banddCe and he SAID:
when am well | will MAKE You handsome
II sioud not take anythng-from you certainly
"From me! and why no:l why not from me 7"
"Nly motAer-God rest her-was righU Whr,l sue
said one might be strauged with gold cham D.,
Il will ten you'll am Xander's daughter"
had the blndlge in NV hand. lie screamed ana
flung himself upon me; shrieked, ana lhe doH lie"
~ the Captain / snatcbed away the blndage-
There, look ~ Ine-scc me ilrSt. ,y
He screamed out: Blind! Bind! Xander!" and
ileit him lying there and ran away--Thither |
! knew not / could still hear yolce behind me-
srr 'amlns: "Xlnder! Xmder!' rIu down STAIRS
! and hid myself first il the woOlsed ,. ,
Wgcre should go' dd not know; f, Blind: drr1,
| stone IN tne wall. WHAT hal happcnedI Nilal mai
! I JnneP had reven ccd myself-l hal blinded my
! cncnly kuet prosirate, and felt as II had Deel
tung INTO a great gulf. where waters s1rged pe'o"
me, and the rocks above me began 'oroli uo"h upo"
| heard running and calling in the house. Az, it
| WAS al over All the wel-iOing OF years Wlred on,
| I'M one Instant bad done worse than mnrGer; l
| had no llcht 10 i've. l knew the way out Of me
wood,hed into the street; forced open the door ad
| ran ont Down there was the lake. Into me lake
| with Won InurdereSs-wOrSe tnan murderesS!
ran down the street. Under the electric clock
| pauscd and took breath; 1t was o'clock my last
! holT As | started OIL running again. ihlh 'ooN
| hui of me and SAID: c.. n.
How glad am to see you again Gnta but
| what makes you look so dlStractedl WhaC Is ne
| matter with YOU Can help you III any WAY
| II was the professor of astronomy. lie held me
firmly by the arm. l tried to tear myself away, Dut
~. NV child. nv good chlld,"-oh! how it struck
to nv heart !" my good child, regard mo as your
''' my father! my father have taken revenge for
What are you talking about7"
| Leave 90 of me-"
here with you i'll The street see, the folks are look
What do care for the fo!ls'"
| "Yoa are hurting mel am not strong enough TO
hold you" ,t.. oa1
by" 4,o .,o;n
| 7 stood still IL was Sunday, ever 50 many l"lkS,
| men and wome... were out taking their pieasnrc-i
would not spoil their happiness; IL were 10 JUMP
1
| Dawn there by the Scnanzsll, tbere 1 would leap
| over the parapet when tine steamboat put on ana
| the wash would burv me at once. Some Doys we're
s;ttinp an the dsused crane bv the Winkelrledhaus
| and spinning merTIly round and round oui
| beyond shone the white houses anu the
| 0roen yIne-cOvered hills bright sails SKINNED
over the lake pleasure parties were being carried
hitber and thither-l saw 1t all. but WAS thiKlnS
OF something quite different; was IN quil9 a,3 ler
enot was uD In the wood where the trees had been
| fel,pd that nigat with my father. We were sttlng
outside tne village waiting for day and ireezing.
| Then and there onged for vengeance Now
mad had my revenge, now it was enough-away with
| went on the bridge over the Schanz Ill and there
| ROnyiDu3 met NE, saying:
must 90 down to the boat just be good as
to hold this wallet for me- there are things in 1t OF
| great value. | will be back III moment"
| He WAS gone. and held the wallet III INV hand.
| 7 stood there ana saw how the beat put OF; on
board there such nuroer OF fOiKs ~ tne Gun
| dav Clothes and music was playing. Are thefc
| men among those who have done what you nave
| done Away with yeu, you bl lnder OF men = Ibe
waves spiashed on the bank, why ana ! not spring
| into the waters What do care Tor the waller and
| the valuablcs What do ! care for the whoif
world TO whom do ii he gold AID silver and w0oI>
and forests in the world bclongf They may light
saw Ronvmus coming and suddenly light
flashed upon my soul. DeLwhy gym Is no,nii,g
| for the I'll he had done-and you Would y0H
escapei Nay, back you must co. and repent aud
make amends"
| 0uilS INC w ie"''' 80 - -
establishment. had to strugg G through the ciowc
that were coming towards Inc rs II were swimming
! against the waves of the lake.
On her return to the establishment Brigitta is me-
| bv the grave Professor who rcbukes her for wuat
she has done, aud sends her. prisoner, to relec
mon il in her room. He tells her, after her bitter
repentance, that under no circumstances could th'
oparation have been successful The rest OF the tale
| is speedily told Brigltta marries Ronvmus; they
90 back to the old home, aud keep the Lamb Inn of
the prologue; they take the Captain, who has lost
all hls property, with them, and he is kept COMFORT
ably until he dies. so ends this sweet and whole
| some book.
| THE AMATEUR POTTERY AND GLASS PAINTER
| Ry r. CAMPBELL HANCOCK. LoIdou and New-Iork
I Magscnlug d Co.