The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-05

the man barred neT way. III titt clituCc
she felt rather than saw shat his eyes
were fixed on her searchiDgly. He, was
a tall black bearded fellow well clad in
homespun, for he had closed bis forge
and donued his best to walk across the
| country and sup at the Widow O'Shea's
| He was plain Of face, but the plainness
was redeemed by a look of daring aud
courage, and by a pair OF eyes at once
clear and dark as a hawks.
"Black Hugh''-for thus they called
| the smith-smakes a staunch friend;
but Heaven help his enemyin said the
people about.
After a moments pause the man
his voice low and hOarSe-spoke.
"Maudeen,D said ne, "why do ye
trate me so?''
The girl gave III impatient toss to
her pretty head.
"Ye're spagin' riddles the night,
Hugh Slievan, y she answered lightly.
"Forbye it's but harsh words we've got
ten for me, We q let me pass"
SlivaR thrust nj an arm strong as
an iron bar, and laid hold Of the stone
wall opposite.
pass We shall, p he said. with a little
laugh, ssbut not till ye've heard me
say.n
The girl started back, and glanced
with mingled fear and anxiety into his
~darkening face.
"Maudeen ashore. Maudeen ashore.
ye're maxim a divil o. meln cried the
man passionately. "Who is there in all
the woe Worid loves you ih inysen-
ay, ana pas so Done slnoe ene uas VIC
were 50 hlgh"-puttihg nus nanu Two
ieet IRON tne grouno-Juss uoucs
Darer wasn't IL the TWO Oh us Snao
VIII a.iu asii5nan haa ~ 20, .
slahes % snnu h,, b,d urrb s,;von
JVy " soii9n si,,ar ,oat
s,aar o ii h.d o J r;nS =, Wal, iasg fo we m ns We We
pu. " h nnu Anu W. W. ~ Mardaan,
alwavs ana ai.evs lo-bsr the mans
vn;ca shoot ry;th onrar-ssIo,,n Elliott
nsiS
tsT, et ne uasslu cried the girl. whose
.,ride could not, hid her distress.
.fNot yet,,-and the strong arm
trembjed with its -Gsrce hold OF the
wail-.pos vet. Till Elliott. I say.
came over to take the bread out of the
mouth Of men good as himself lyery
bit, ye were kind enough to me-there
was not, a truer pair In Rossanure.
Maudeen O,Shea. do Y g think III stand
tamely By and see nv colleen carried
off before my two Iookin' eyes. and
by an Enelishman. cnrses on himl
Maudeen.n went on the smith. sudden.
" lowering bis angry voice to accents
of toucbing entreaty. and holding out
both his hands to the girl, sssay that
VEN love me-say that ven be wife to
ua,,aaoa sbaor ber head adv. s,a
asd not speaIg. ~, ala She touc6 the
~pr0ssered hands.
.sMaudeen. vFatr mother has promis.
ed We "a meIss
s.Sba NOV h.va f-o,,;ood ,oy 6sn,,A
NV heart is nv own - go = ,ges Tho
l,y ,asss,nsa. a,sa hesnre Ia ~, aiga
VOW ~ arnsI,aw ssar5 &c anrar e. an
rassc ~ M ss,,,1,sa NJ r,sS ~
s.,as ia - ~ assL
So.
Sl,"y nas pieaIs luli y sun.ni.u ~
pasSlon, iiusn oiiovah lo,ioMeu, pus
sie pa.,ssu VI Coming hsaI we gaee tuab
-ionceu sne sieen ianH fIohi tns loau'
III .lieiu. le''nins asaiuse ~ suo seal,
,agne on ner happy lace, seooo
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h,,ss arnra 800 rao..n - .ha smsth
MI sra ,ss,s a snO
.sfyl IL ove, MIN 20 ,,at ro,r nj
i;ot-so Ia,n nc =, ro,,t,a-ad
pIscI unoh a.roaIv as 10 iaant tSa
d;scI, and a,,aIass,r acrnss
tha loo
i ;
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m,s.o -. a. 80 a.. .
a,leso "elo tno wo,uS oual, coming
so'1iy sntousn .ue uaIAncss' slruca up
~. asn saeYan - ~ sulne 70" nlsn.s
.asei, g " iounSeu noouily agallss
the uoor OF his lorge, a low whistle
was nis reply 70 Inc mysterious sum
mons, On neaaihg Wn,ch sioucnihg
,oaln Ssal.eu " anu Sevao away IapiuIy,
nuopans Wen within BUG suiaouiuihS
Jaws Mru
Hnui smelsoo ca.,o lnat nlgne
sloup u men were gaslereu unoef
s'ae islsu %a.l o. an oau uisuseu eilne,
n'iu, WHICH, Ssoou ~ Tug Woous I L1oro
Daiilpa : ueulssho, ~ Mas sneilered
.loni sne tuau-,aI az imes = lonely
ono-py 9 snics Dcis - elees.
Not FAR from II rat q river which,
chahng within It's rocky BED, broke the
silence wa!n Us suiien roar. In the
snn-iight TINS ime KIN, snrouded by
folIage u mantled Dy MOSES. was a
spos nlsss ior overs lIysIs, A lne
uflAhA3Cac. Au1 ACtlVfcu tIuu Ju6 duutS