Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21

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fEs6s ggss. lsnasrusys. Sc $4,000 jbruised
hasts we'll aAip aud nSprly oysrsGhe Hin.
4 sH6 held hjs Sllild ,fos thsYS 6utF tjpac. For
Ntbe titst time her srms twsle sfodhd His neck.
:He felt 1hershesd .agai1st bis ,brebst. Oh,
bitter joyl Oh, jSytGl psi6I Ills feet
stagSsred5a6d his eyes twsro blinded by his
tears ajemitai o. spivsd q, III
But she did not faltoror tfalt, j, How he
made his way he never knew, for he seelnei
! to tresd on .air. He gould see, nothing for
The blask billows Of suoss yhioh .parlsd
about him, .Qpoo something fell crashing
on biz. heed end sGote him with, awful, pain,
but May owas safe, aud he scarcelyn .heedsd
y 10 hts ,ecstatio joy.nOnIy when he
reached the garden he put her down sud-
dteSSty on n the grresosusYSard, aud dropped like
q dead man. to'io,' .7'"'''5 ~ ~
}. Tbere Wss a. grest ssoen,s Of confusion,
apd, May did not see. at first the fate Of her
deIiverer. Some intrepid oAremsn saved
the governess, and then q KIDD neighbor
took in'3the homeless H,ohes. When the
beautiful May morning broke, the young
| gill looking out on It sunshine suddenly fesl
mslpbered Dads. =" ,H3i I2. "2h"
h"t never even thanked him." she said;
Sand nowuI must find out something about
himH a. s5o"sDud yaptmob nG :.
I What she did hear alarmed her terribly.
There was an old tnen had tainted or some.
thing, they said. but he hnd recovered
enough TO toll where bis home was, and had
been taken there. ..i 4l,
3 HOh, am sure that was nv Door Dadsl"
tho girl, said, aud she gave the goveruess
10 rest till she had the casriago brought,
that they might 90 and Inquire about Lin
As they reached the door geptlemsn
mas coming,outss 1T was DR.. r.fIaoss, and lie
knew them and stopped. -
"l,ye ;just:tss with poor fellow in
thereaH how 80 hurt atthesire lust night"
lshessaid .ss:1s svory asati, Res fatally in
I,jlred '|55H 9 sia ;a1ite 7friendisss--no one to
stay Yith him but thesi endlady, aud sho
Issya she = has; half ia dozen children to
iook efter'~ ;ld! He can't live slong, poor feI
iogl .S;s;1ss;,,sly.l: Z h ffS i'
NAYS eyes flled With tears.
"Oh'~we& will stay with him." she cited
"He saved me last night, and must have
been hurt then. -"
so the two went into the dsrkcncd room
WIN sottened footsteps, aud saw poor Dads
.y'ng there 10 low deliriuu, olutching at
tho clothes aud mutteriog strange things.
ne was weak as a child, though, aud
looked at May with his din eyes and wan
smile.
"Ah, no gaapcd, shave you come, my
pet to your poor fatherf / dreamed
aoou. the Angels aud now God has sent
one.
ne .n'nks l an' his little girl May
whispered 70 tue goVernsss. "He lost one
'oug ago.'
Isey made the room as tidy as they
Ioo''' auo sae Gown 70 watch wi b tho
uy'e ma": ouadeo'y ne reused and
Sa'u very alst.not'y':
",'e me tho box from the mantel-
p'eoe' !,
way tnouSht ms reason had returned,
auu ea!o 's 70 hiu at ooce, but it dropped
''on, us o'utcn'ng hands.
eau SEQ H., no moaned. "Ob, open
!" "us' ieaa ~ again..
0 u'o nos Kno" VINO stood there,
~" VIZ" ~: no was begging 'n,s 'sst ser.
,se. . a's eyes were so glazed 10 death
''s. W. coo'u not see hef.
10y openea Iookea az the WORDS
"N ''o".uuE Aatu'ucSs CuHe OVer ner.
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