New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12

| light. Ralph looked through the window n,
was the sun In all its glory and maests H. nef
never again to shine on that poor snner~shs. va
| now only one among many, and that one hs va
| lie went 10 the old priest and knocked 'aaef
door. There he SAT by his steaming breakiassSa ~
| sun shining in upon his yOuthfuiy fresh arHr la'
face. But, my dear young friend, what nave t Us.
| done to your hair y~
To my harv
You seem seem to have strewed it with aour.nt
| quite white JHH
4 have this night had the most evtr.o.s
confession made 10 me- said be- treubIing LAY
criminal VINO caused the death Of the bride e. IA
essed 20 me, and Is immuled from SIGHT foreso'n
have been mpofed to prevent further INVESTIGATES
IN order that the innocent may not be s,,57aa.'Oai
The Old man passed his brown hand ac'.vai'
brow, ana fixed his sharp clear eyes on the ynr.i
man. SVuhs
You would be glad to leave this nelghborboos,
4 time " said he at last. III
! should indeed sold Ralph. and q slybt -,
| flushed BIS white face for a muuent ''H
N ouu You ike to 20 as u MISSIONARY % A
bclthon tn tho EastP Ralph approached and If.sslt
the old man h nd. ''N
'Then here IS Your appointment. and voo -.
start 40 tie morning, anu Gods blessing 70 WIZ
Ralph 'no,t down. Ny Only friend In nv ,..,,
,ta1maIc b., AMI . gain Kissed tle aged hlnd '
ser sJ.l TIE old prices. % man shouII NOE,
DESPAIR for Lr cln benz 40 more. tLen IaI,IL
near. 90, ny sor. and learn I'D forge.-to io,sIss
yourself! arl what bias been cOrfes.eg 10 von. a.,
preserve tAe strength that yOu have won In bs.i
hut noble conflict And II We ever meet ,,ain ~
ealt.. way yot 10 able 70 look me ioyluiiyI ~
iaea aa nIo.e than colqucrJr'
4 burning aloy hung over the desert tbe At,
trcWhl"d HS " Ursr QiCat fire AMI M around lss
the dy ur ana tine dead. Ihc plaque RACED bss
a1d ca, dOsH Ineu Ike Inc grass In a mesdov
Weeping aud aail.ng hllcd the air and attract,d
iAe 'ul-aes. %. which great Hooks hOgered ogs,
this place OF dr5JlItiOn. Through tie desDaiTir,
crowd walked p,iCat, tie cup in b.s hand words u
comfort on his lips. peace on his couDtenance IN
breath he hold the cross TO her lips Tor her 10 H.,
then he pointed with t toward heaven and as NE
gazed, her Lodd icll back, aud breathing ceased
At that sight disappearing man stiled the word,
on lis lips. bech0neI 70 him, kissed the hem Of hi,
garment aul was dead lie took an infant from
.fs II others stteued arms turned it round ten.
Qeriy nlOlateBed It's blackeped lips, -TOhed f pss
checks, and last when dead. laid - back again IN
IFS mothers arms. They called him the Holy Man
10 tighten away the pestlenee. The angel was
Ralph
After many long years. he returned TO his nativ,
place SuuOUru5 and thin. with q heavenly pcaeo In
his eyes. and or uis bps. Everyone looked at the
strange pil rim, with the white hair and brown
beard. IL inquired after different people but
found 10 one. lie kncit long at q grave Oyefgr0wn
and IVY from tine marble cross. and kissed tho
name Edith
Then he thought Of another lost one and turned
to tie nunuer 20 ask alter his sister she mad died
some time before, and according to beT wish had
been buried yelied rs she IN lie. But she lett
little motto In her cell. On this was wfitten
Now you may forgive me, Ralph. Pray for ms
80 also 10 l. said Ralph with groan5 ana signs.
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