Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-09
Nsn Prithee. don't SO saucy he.
Take for once friends advice.
Thank We, neighbours all, for me-
III be with you Ia trice.

Nsa Prithee. don't SO saucy he,
Take Tor once friends advice,
Thank We, neighbours all, for me-
III DC With you la trice.
r7hea shut her ,oindo,es AID retire. Chorus
OF Villagers
Happy pair, arisel arise,
Hours or bliss are dawning:
Haste and see what glorious skies
Gid your bridal morning.
Enter NINETTA ana NrsPspo, IRON, The cot.
tdce ,Rths uaiiaVe7's Hock aioand and congratulate
them.
Nina Thank We. neighbours, thank We.
Enter NIC0Lo rom the cottage, l.
Nc. Good morning 10 you, my dear girl; and
may this prove a blessed day TO you,-Go lads
and lasscs, and gather the flowers decorate the
ceremony. ti;5etst Villagers IL Ill try II can't
I'eyAl o.. liz, ,no,the unfortunate father OF Carl
| t. come To your wed ing: poor fellow, he may be
ccmparet 10 tn ru'rcd wing OF the crazy old
mnn>ion-h' Use ha has converted into a farm. that
looks down Ia rlJoFiy silence upon the bright ana
H. tfroSSeS, l. All. that sad girl! The flowers
they go 20 gather are less rrdil than she has
proyei My children, lie vlr;ucus, If you would be
happy. IErit l.
Mn. lR,) Claris father!-Ah. If our poor Clsr!
| herself were only here now, how her heart would
Ean u-l Don't name her. N.nctta; don't name
her Virtuo"s girls lips ought not 10 be suited
| Mn All, Nmpedo. pity becomes the virtuous
and the more she is fallen, the more she deserves
| &c be pltied
| else?
Mr. A sad day 1t was when she went away,
ton had befalen the village
Nam. More fools they-ir you or had gone,
Indeed, 1t might have afflicted them; now, Ntnetta
| you sha'nt talk any more about her! II yesterday
hadn't been her birthday, we should Iavc been
iGarrlei yesterday. plague on her. Cheer up,
N lS 49,, Come. cheer ,upl And If you won't
without, I'll give You kiss. and try what thatIl
| do: tHe attempts 10 SiSs her-she 0pOids hin
-. n"% come, come sir, were not man and wife
M Nh. Istse,1ia 1l slsss usi what's that,
| Mn 1t must be her ghost
,, Mira, LIe'yjaedl Eh2-oh. dear:-1 say.
fetch the priest to speak to II, 90 ana
Naa Istonptn9 aifsal oh, don't leave me. Sng.
petol Stand before me Don't let 1t do me any
Carr. Ninetta' only one wordi
n M =, No! tbs she herself, as I'm alive but, oh,
now Changed. tCTosSes, C.
Cdri. Ninetta, one word
NM Don't speak TO her, Nnetta Don't have
o WORD 70 say to her. alive or dead: She'll make
Nm You've no right to command me vet, I'm
free today; ara We mustn't turn our backs on the
| unfortunate, NimpciO. Stand aside now and let
noe hear what she has to say.
E,n, All, women viii have their way, so I'll
give you yours this time, because cant help 1t ::
but, remember, Nlnetta, people are known by the
| company they keep. j wouldn't, for the world
have have you seen talking with wretch, that's you
Please. lGofsy, fefnnS.l You know, I'm not very
| particular: put,-well, as you please--Only-Well
I'm soihs Ere into TIE cottage, X
.ar'; tao'a'e'''9 IL Ninetta, have you for
Mn, tR) Nc, Clari, no, nor ever shall forge,
you. was even talking about you as you called.
an, tiarl you're sadly altered; and so is every
Thing since you went away. Such day as It was
Wheh you LEFT usl There wasn't a dry eye, nor a
chser!ui word spoke. IN the village. Your poor
Cara u-) IHmried, Well well.
Nm i sec, It grieVes you; Ididn't mean to make
you sad-you look as II you had suffered enough
This is my wed ling-day, Cari.
c.m; Your weddng-tlay! blessings on IL, NJ
METAL blessings! blessings Oh, II there be heaven
on earth, 1t is the heaven OF virtuous love by
Nrtu0us bonds unItedI
Mn taside.] She makes my heart come into
! Car! w. ' Ne IVA 'o"'
Carl Yes. NIretta: Iwlsh to see my mother.
ADMIT me 10 her presence, II she Were orewarned
You can obliGe ME greatly II you VIII induce her to
come 70 me, by saying that stranger desires 10
Ma. That VIII, with all my heart. Clart; and
nay IL come to good. I'istettd rapidly crosses
carr, TO get oad La te he0, q playing the air
G HONE. SWEET HoME!r-CLofi catches the arm
~ httelta: G'td Stdbsis TREASURED ia b,eati,Iess
ss!e9ce tW it is e.sdeG Hear you that Clar? some
| wandering m0untaineer, who-oh. CIarI does II
not seem as II spirit in TIC air mad breathed the
TIE returning wanderer?
Cara tR.) My heart viii break
hn+ There's promise il those sounds, which
makes lac sure we Shall not fail. [GoiIsgl But
Cha, III follow you: 60 round to the front door:
In axe The opposite side, and meet you at the
Mn. Heaven help you, Clari. tEru. running L.
| C'trt- And heaven will hel,, the heart deter
inihei 10 Te,race the paths or rect.tude and
! EGHC.r.
Tie 17eloa. p'oyed OF. ne ru,e a, distance IS
heard again.
SONG.-CLAEI Sometimes oJ,.iued)
ln the promise OF pleasure, the silly believer
Home fofSaking, to brave,
The betraying worlds wave
is soon taught 10y woe the truth friendship had
And, virtue wreck pleasures promises broken.
Lel', AT last, the worlds scoTn. by the willy de-
Finds out but too late. that wherever we roam.
1heies no pleasure abroad. like the pleasure OF
but dr0op not. poor cast-away. Be not detected!
FROM the tempeSt-wave spring,
10 your Innocence Ci.ngI
I'D be certain the Angel OF Mercy takes care
u 'he Virtue though erring, that will not de-
Ses 7e tsSngn from the worlds neartless bosom
From your home upon earth, though cast house.
Throw less wo 10 roam oa5l.oo .on.u,.
OF home. [Erit Cla,i /
s,seat aass,en; 80 lqre Cart shea a,,ssSa com
house esaosoed IN Wood, r. s. E.S CetMt
Hedge, breast htQE round tie Farm Sdrd-A Byde-
2he Great GGts Ii. U. E.-h Table, L.
F1DALMA diseouered 18th breakfast thin gs rhich she
places on the table. L.
F5d. There! there!-There's the breakfast ready
Tor my poor RolaIno, and now wish. he would re-
turn. He has been ont ever since daybreak with
bis gun: it's the only thing that Soefls to excite
his attention. At home. all day long, he does
nothing but sish-or, II he thinks he is not OBJ
served, weep. Oh, Clari, unthinking girl. You
have too much To atone for! How long nc suaysI
lLochtTg oRt] Mono glimpse or him. yet, my
mind is never easy In his absence: hts despJni-
cDcy sometimes makes ne fear tlat-ah, surely
yonder see him moving nlourDfully through the
Srees.-les, It's he-hc is just at the Dridge-he
comes!
MUsIC-RoGf,.o IS seer. passing ccer the bridge
L U. E. ana ccr'rlifg ',5s gan.
Enter ROLAND. at The gate, t.. he places his gt3.
against The fGr3il house. /. S. f.
Ftd. You were wrong TO have wandered SO far
You seem quite exhausted
ROl tHipif3g Ris Jo1'eheddl No; It's only eX-
ercise that can divert my gloom When the
minds disturbed, the body does not feel fatiCued
Pm late-l nope you haven't waited breakfast for
NE.
FAD. u.) wouldn't certainly breakfast without
you; but you are too much heated 10 sit here In
the open air. Go into the house, and III take the
breakfast things ia for you.