Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1882-05-04

was d etermlned to wreck both oul
lives on rock of his own coniuring
SO put aside all my natural reserve
and determined to save him if
could. i'll chose to invest my
money! continued, sin my hus-
bands talents and genius who shall
say me nay e.
Bat have neither, Nettie.'
You have sir.
What more might have been
said, can never know, Penelope,
for you see by that time | had pret
ty nearly exhausted my stock OF
courage, and felt heartily ashamed
iof1nys,lt, so began = hearty cry
/ That settled the business more
! quickly than any thing else would
have done, and the end is, taat as
soon as the necessary preparations
can be made, we are to be mar
ried.'
And 50 indeed, as 1 thought Net
ties romance was a failure, like the
rest
After their marriage they lived
retired life forgetting the world
but IT was not a time for idleness.
Mr.. Roscoe has often told me that
II be has a name and fortune. he
owes il to her. lie devoted the
Gay and far ihto the night to his
stndics and some time after he was
received al the bar, and | think
none there guessed the brilliant
career opening TO the young law
yer.
Ono Day there was strange rem
counter between Il young man,
we'll known in the best circles, and
an old man in the humble walks of
life, in which the latter shot the
former His chance Of acquital
seemed small, for he would give no
reason for the deed.
He was tie father of q large
family dependent on his eXertions.
He vas honest and industrious and
yet there was his fatal silence in
strong condemnation of tha deed.
Mr.. Roscoe took charge of his case
and the dag of the trial dawned at
last. All felt it could have bat one
result. When the witnesses fer
the accused were called, Mr.. Ros-
coe stated that he had only one,
lle daughter Of the prisoner. In
words OF rem orse ana shame she
gave her evidonce.
II was the old, old story OF love
and infatuatIOn on one side and
calculating villiany OH the other.
Her father had discovered the
plot AID she was on the point OF
concentrating her folly by shame
sul flight from home. He had
pleaded with her, and finding hes
resolved had sought the young
man.
| cannot follow Mr.. Roscoe in
the SUNNI ing up Of the case, bUt he
appealed to the heart ef every man
present; if finding the child o1
their old age, on whom they hac
looked as the fairest and the best
about bringing shame on a name
! till then unsullied by word er deed
obdniate alike to threats and tear
and throwing himself as a last re-
sort on the mercy and manhood o
, the man who would work thei
rain, they should be met by taunt
and iecrs, would they act ether
: wise
He pointed to the prisoner, VIII
calm and unmoved heard the evi-
! ience against him. My rapid syn
: opsis can give you no idea OF hi
eloquence. AS he concluded,
:, hushed nurmur Of applause ra
through the room, and in slenc
they awaited tho verdict, no. gull
ty,
q From that day the road to suc
cess was easy. As wears rolizd OF
cases the most difficult were in
trusted to him. He became an su
K thority on all mooted question
o Sent first TO the Legislature the
IT to tho halls of Congress, at the tin
IS when he could :here meet his pee
re he left it to represent onr countr
', in a fsreign court He was every
u whore accompanied by his wit
le who graced his hour of triumph
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in in bis humber sphere. | think s.
er has fully realized her widest hops
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