The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13
The Three Yi0Iets.
4 CRUEL SUSPICION.

Miss Eate-sAeu-signora, ! mean"
said she, there's 2 tall, rsw-honed lad here
with some violets; and he says he must see
you himself"
Signora Katiaka rose zp with the iupe-
rial port Of an empress, and shook ont heE
satin drapeEies.
"gyeu, nay lad" sa;d s;gnora KatiEIza
| E aaeili, as ne stood there, apparently daE-
! zle& by :5s ga4Iigkt and the jewels and thG
| white fhimmcT Of Lucia di l-amg1ermeor' 5
satin skirts, "what id iir"
| 81 couldn't help il, signors," sAid the bsy
bluntly. 81 sit up IN the top gallery every
night, aud I hesr Jou sing; assd l dream C5
| you SC night, and heaI your heavenly voice
I when l an asleep; and 30, when these three
ViOlets olossOmed out in the box OF XIV YiR-
| dow, saved 'sm for you: 1 know you've
I plenty Of rare kot-house flowers thrown 70
| you every nigtt, signora," he added, with A
! odd, clicking sound in his throat; "but I've
| planted these violets myself, and watched
/ 'er grow, aud bud and blossom, and all the
, while I've thought Of you"
| "Xou zee how 7 will treasure theml" she
said, with an enchanting smile,
| Ard with q mutterrd wond CT two Of
/ thanks, the lad shuSied away as aWkwerdly
/ as he had entered.
! ~ the same serozd Mrs Rebecca. who
hsd been collecting her Ia6y's jewels to-
! EethsT in their case, uttered an exclamation
| OF surprise and dismsy.
The siguors turned.
"Ekat is it, ReSecca?" said she.
"It's your diamond Crescent, ny l2dy-
| the one you wear in your hairi I cast no
where's and iIp' eeieSl the woman.
at was oa the table minute ago" said
the Figuora, Sharply. remember placing
| It there nayseh"
"Colvilie," Ma Resccoa called shrilly,
stop that Iadl--etop hisal Quick!'
! And the av q vsrd Gerpnaa boy vas dragged
! cSscc more iato tAe presence Of the Prina
! doans pale, sad frightened, and reacntfgl.
81 steal your diamonds, signorai' he
! cried ou-"I who would die for your
! Il don't believe be took shoz,," said the
! siguora. 'FLet 20 his collar, ColTiIle. Ey
boy, ask your pa7leR Tor unjustly suspect
ing you"
Gogat' said the lad, huskily.
And he went away iato the darkeued pas
sages. with head hanging down, and breath
coming thick and fast
As the Sit.0ora KaGnka Raseni turned
the glitter of sonaetEing bright attracted her
attention cu the fringe OF hez white meripO
opera cloaS- With 4 curious smile oa her
lips, she disengEEed from its long, silky
Ineshes the Gjamoud crescent Itself.
The next season there was 8 hum and a
stir in musical ciroles. The Sigaor Katinka
Kaseih had LETT the staEe-leEt in the mid
spleRdor Of her career, and married Penni-
less young lawyer, with whom she TORPed
on the village green "a g child.
"kate," cried Mr. EZerion, one evening,
get your. things on quick, aud call FiEne to
take care oi the children Busch, the violin
let, is to play tonight and / know you've
been eiEhing 50 hear hin"
John Busch, the violiniss, played marvel
ougly that night. The crowded house hung
enrsptuFed on the silvery souad Of his bow
and OF all tie audience, none drank in tbs
enchanted melody like the wonaa who hsc
once reigned AS "katinkl + aatlii."
II should like 20 toSs tha; -ified youth bg
the hand" s',e srid, looking ergeriy uT
.nfc her hubbard iaSs.
Ar. E-ef tsu smiled.
> "GGc -;isil, /" Re sid.
AaA:.c aft,s ii,--e -sz-, tap az the dool
g the ioT, an3 JOhar j3t.-cb Himself aP
t leaTel, & esny-skiuzcd ala iarce-eyed, wit!
vita, yeH5s nsiy Roati1g down over bi
, gheu ,iefF, s. iGT-edred mantle wTaPpeC
srouRd him, s'.d HE violin clssFed, ike
beloved child 20 l.is irca=t
lie b0~ct low - 3!rs. Egertoa's ooagT5t
ul4tjo5.s
q Eoog yoa. lady," said h, bIuntly. {"
piayel So Yaa.
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