The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-01
prise that could possibly have grown SO intimate in 90 short a time.

intimate in 90 short time.
 From that day forth my visits became frequent. AglAe and understood each other so weli. and our intimacy sdvsnces; 90 rapidly. tha, n a short time VIC were recognized lovers, My uncle made no obsection. and became sery tolerant ei my Trench friends Catholic principles. He sa~ that vas not destined ia make s figure in the pulpit and ~as only glad to sec me with a tangible object m view. So. contrary to the usual experience of such matters. the course ot true love ran as smooth as could be desired and n a few months from our hrs, meeting. the captivating AglAe ~as my ~ite
 ',AsrceAble to the wishes ot her par en,s. we took up our abode with them. m the house. and toi some tune we were as happy as two frail mottals could pos sibly be on earth. When 1 remember that happy ume-the glowing looks that spoke volumes n answer 10 my endea,- ments the sweet s,lvcry prSttle. m de hgh,ful broken English. abcu, her nati.e vineyards and mountalns-,he pretty French legends which she told me by the dusk, twilight ot the winters ,ireside-cr the plainti,e romance. accompanied by her fathers guitar sondcf more and more a, the dark fatality winch destroyed such an earthly paradise. Hut. alas il was destroyed. and regret Is uNasail,ng.
 "Amongst the visitors 10 the house was young Count Chandler. who. for some polite al otfense. had been bani>hcd the country. lie vas young man ot mos, captivating manners and address. and was evidently very much taken with my young wife. Alter our marriage, encunr- aged by the praise tt III, wife and her friends. had again taken up the pen and pencil. and frequently spent some hour in the pursuit ot these studies. tn these occasions. Count handler and my wlic would ramble cut ,n the grounds sur rounding the house Knowing the gay c,y and freedom oi trench manners. l tel; no uneastncss an the score. till. enc das. an e.d tricnd ealiing upon me took OCT aslon ,o remark iH a p.ayiul manner ,hA, had better net leave Aglea too much Aiuno with thc yo@ae nehman have long ssasc known that th,s WAS sad ont oi pufe generosity to niN ehaHn- lng ~Fie because lie teAfed she mIsht be negle ted II E#,sc my s>eli .oe much ap tn boaks and pl isfes However. the ei- icst an ny min3 as ths,tIme MAS suddrn and iA.l. io IN haptaaeS, N hrn \ siae Fesaia-,. sphfslde, her ~tih Al the bl, ;c,ncss II an ta saed husband tai what WAS in rea.t.N my own i4g.t Her teats
 her a>satane e eefe alkc III Sa4a tfan dJA ;e day htoodci like madmaa over ;his enc thought, iitl her parents. dis- ggs,ed wlih my ondaet. proposed sep atat.en The EoGut htnseli ~ho had ln- neecntiy heeu Inc sUsc. aJ I,fhei shaa d say ihe nh ct ot uy hatred. reasoned ~fh me t' fhe utmost ha, the demon jealousy had eat.4e., tiken possession oi me X ,4e parents, indignant s, my saswslons. ai,hdtc~ - thet native touu= tiA and. hy rca 1nfns ana cnttcAttce. m d8 ea Ae; ta aueanX ,hcil
 "i cau easiiy ae auUi te you f the aslt.,,lou cit heh yea ,a.4 tae ni 'he appaig;tan at the nd,,s oi 'he ligle nm i d-fe sAN, hlt cvct s1u#r ! wAs t hey have been .n, tge8 t. be apet,,.lious md l .nne' ..e q she aiea itat he lace yo8 sa@ stAf9a ,i me lntenily was aot aunan, b. A supernatural Nttn- ins q; some dansei about e. happen tp my long losl tgiAe Whatever II F, " be ny mina isuaN uarir ap leave hete tomorrow. and se' oet for rance. will throw my self A, he teci ~ill save her from the pen! 'ha. hanEs over her she mus, iatsiee me Heaven has taagh, me bitter lesson. and Is now inviting me to pfoh, by pas, pcrienee les my srte l ls4 Agr f,t fT return ,lll have siPc,i ouf 'hls lou stan by giving ba A thousand ,iInes greater degree. the adartton l owe 70 Aglae tn- rocence and beau'y
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 Forxe'fal ot eaeyihlng A he momen, esccp' | eeslre 'n pereifale 'nto thls fays ,ets f9shed ol' of ,hc door and round ,9 the oA < Q, the house ~ nfs, could 1.seo>ef na;hfn. .ha,escf and ~as abo4, ,a rc'ete - he kaase ~her ! f4netea l ss~ sonle obe,' iy ,ug aq 'he ground 1, A 4s pp phantom b4, ,hr lovely f1rm ard ieA,Gfcs o. ARise hefscIi ~bo had fallen ttaHrs on ,he sfoGnd Io csfry her l;o he house ~as auiy t1e vols of q f4Dfaea, Da, !. ~as s1me t.iae seiafe she a8..e te oscfeG ,.9 &o ords can desrr ae me tds oi .tf-buf af-cr hs hts; ost- 3e:si ai s4pers;itlols tear. lie dan ed round Her wi'h tfAntt aeIsh.. ~~p. and laughed like 4 mama Then. bitterly reproae hihg himseli iof ,he sorrow he mad caasci her. he so9ld hardly oe ron so.ed Alter ,his eatI'efuen, had n some eegree s1bsided 4 giae told as a. ,hai mad happened siace they pared Ho~