New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12
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inc frnn heaven that remained with him 10 MS
JY1rn dav. then Ale rose and knelt in distant
t'rnesr ~ ,In church awaiting the bridegroom.
M. COW t,at Tho rburch was full of tho wedding
pre.ts she Thought she saw Bertha quito near to
- A. 80 ,b.n oycrvtbino seemed TO swim before
her eves every hn seemed thics and confused rs II
IN n ,ns} then came buzziug and booming in her
ears as of distant storm. Her mother rubbed her
iro cold haud4 and She had 10 lean upOn rassiios
nrn, tn reirh tLr Ilfar Her limbs and tongue were
~ ' "S ,' ol 'Us Jr. -. hlTe f1rgotfeD the
nurucrvi am Gladly thine but the last word
,,, i.,, Ms. ,riil,ic
WV tbe- stool brfore tl,e altar. RaIph made al
adi,cs, tiat touched everyone deeply except the
r. ioh Li1,.eif WHO did not in The least know what
ne nd For lrslq TJith's cOuuicnauc3 alter. and
-,y how 9uNio,r>y Tas.ilc looked no her, drawing
,,.. IN. -',I Fine y,orl. .iaIIh. take thee 60 be
,.r vriIrd ,yifet Bat wien Ralph turned 10 tho
H' L.t. ~. ,sle, and .n.1 - Igssiio take
.t,,, 'b,r@iirl ONT lopll,. 'Hs.phr stretched ont
i '-,. 4,,Irf hin, I'll, ..o.i- fu Ter ewes. and
f.p l..1 ~ Iis feet The mother >hrcksd {, pco-
,,. ,r,'.l i.fir.l tae a!tlt Rulnl tuo' down and
,o,l rl.tb,s I'D I'm his arms. whHc Tae-ln with
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H, 'nlf ihoi Ier ply w. I.,rtt to sii..5.s
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T" I'D Att i'tleN t.4'''' 1911 t mn,
hi1'. or cay, ic4uu' ..-' prayer "vH. 81 ".
entered, end whispering te4ntiy 10 lue gid'
maiden when alone. me sii.e ina over piet' a.,
face was as unoattly rs ihtJ Oh we I"01 W '"o
dead. .., .,.... .. .,, our,
L''e Won 'l'' ~ 49, rii ,,tJ 49, .i.,r'
for 'J2e ara ior eternity ne LOU ""9 go, '2"
unto iit anu s"',u iI'' -Ut H." NJ - -t''..5 -
m5.' tin % ear j.; Il iSNl,1 the' ID i'aEejt 30
he tak" ON during theSo sacred ana ''4I4"'' ''''a
~ watching. , r.,
Pablo feelino. however, was 10, sA'l5i'N' ~ re-
In.sc ont vhat had really h.rprcod. The secret
tGbunai on tie chm had seed I1rparl; prohfh
her wand, and put her TO TIC tor ure I'D theE sun
itr.aucau vaults. she could not prove ina, SIZE hao
never pr9ars" charms o'e-po'oii ana o,, .,.a'
oil at might he dangerous. Sh2 co.d nov pro ~ '"d'
she bad not lately prepared ana gwen OUT 7ichi
bat she did not know 20 whom she h7d gwen tAtm.
She was brought 10 the stake, ut allowed to I'VE
and tortured IN the hope that some Information
could hc gained from her.
some people whIs2ered things ~ Iertla Erano1
that Ta,,llo should marry ber granddaughter; hut
shes wa, rich ana had certain Ro'ition' ana no one
caTel o. interfere with heh Heifla nan lalteTH
become so gay. and when TINS dttddiui cEelb oc-
cured showed SO much apparent grief that sus-
pi~ion was ayerted from her. Edirbs mother could
not De brought TO Qivo n sensible answer ~ any
qur-tion Whatever; she was seemingly quite ont Of
f@c y,,rd P5lnh rendered the last services to his
III ,,c. h.. In NOT leave her side tlil the crave
1c.e eo,..rod in Now he threw himself dressed
he was uron his bed. 30 exhausted that he could
not move: sort Of stupOr Oycrcamn him. mind ana
body. Ile looked then II he were dead hr lay
s0 Sill with sunkcn eyes and hollow cheeks Ike
nm rIl man lie slept so heavily that he did not
valu wlen, I'm the middle OF the niaht, his door
as zen, v 91oupl and gei led figure entered, care
nil Iuttiry fine door beEiud IT, Il uaced q little
I,lt.rn an I'M, floor the hcht from which stream6d
over the led. When the ltcu approaching cast of
- ..rr IL Va
aI., deaI" and 1ne.hng by his side. covered his
hand with kisses. Then be opened his eyes and
stared Tor some moments ri the knoelng Heur.
wi hoUt recognizing her At last be raised himself
aud creIi bertha. you here at uisht} WHAT
81 5n nor come to my brother sand she in her
,roa, yo.o .but 10 the priest for must confess
Paint, sIt doy,n ON the el.e OF the bed. ms weary
face ful OF anxious expectation. Bertha folded her
hands and bowed her head on her bosom. All was
so Sim that her Quick breathing could DO heard.
Rauu looked MP at the cruchX as if 70 seek
strength and laid bis hand on his sisters curry
h3ir He thought OF the hair that IN the morning
he mad srr.r ed 80 teudery. and was now under the
cold cgrth-aU but one lock that lay In lis own
bosom and was 70 70 to the grave with him.
II must be- said she. If you know what had
done you would NOT touch me, you would turn lie
y am It priest said Ralph.
RALPH, there are things tlat can DC 3olne; anu anu
things tA1t cannot be borne. Ra!p4 loo>ct ~ ,lv
curlfX and ~ the scourIe and 40 tho stones sui
lurreod with drops of blood.
And could not bear that iaSsiio sHou.1 oa i
TO another and not TO me-. An n@P $e sn5 oG ,
know what love Is. OF you "oulu tVl'p eo..l ''' ~
10 Is 40 o~e1masterln2 power when may even "e-
sucy uclrt, SOU and reason AS beItha s't.q IAi' IL
sad smile PAS ell over haphs ace ms oS ust'
Ia. pl ihod-ht %! ms Ia or IN ,Lio -. ,,,,,+
an. for tine ur-t time Ar was oFeicoI| ~ ri @
anco and the bitter Thought tha' Oou A"" V"iJ
head h.m IN ORDER 10 puillsu MN. H. +t toor- =
You ITO not know WHAT II - "uVh llG 80 5
breaking she continued raising ngt HeV o H nro
looIug earnestly al mn LoI Il u''uCIv ~ fr,,,,
pure and noble, halph-so Lar remover rom
human pl 5siOus-that yOu cannot guess tle agohies
that cam be- endured?
can fS- S3lu hoph' . ,.,,.,,,.,., o,. o,,,
one Itel' rs ~ col7.."c" III - -, 80 eir,ol
LOT Gear ..,. coil polrh
Fear should make one pray, s3'4 aa,Pn. ,or,,1.