Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-03

% ~ eood rsssowsaip snas ssssrwsros unlssa
= that from the 0rse I could rod be-
Shourhts ofeeu without words, Ard Tor tAis
reason, that her eyes were - candid - ths
ncouday.
60 nov answered her aloud,
"This afternoon we may venture down TO
the plain, whero no doubt We shall nnd
elsreyman 10 sell us patch Of holy ground"
"Holy groundr' She looked at me awhile
and shook her head. ~ am not Of your ~
ligiou, she said.
"And your fatherr
~ think no man ever discovered my fathers
religion. Perhaps there Was none 10 discover;
but he was no bad father She stsadied
her voice and went ON: "He would prefer the
hillside to your holy ground"
80, an hour later, dslved his grave In the
frosty earth, Close BY the spot whsrs he lay.
Somehow, shivered al the while, and bad
cruel shooting pain In my wound that was
like TO have mastered me before ths task ives
ended. But managed 10 lower the body
scetly into the hole and 10 cover u rsversnty
from aght, and Afterwards Stood leaning on
my spads and feeling very light In The hsad.
while the girl knelt and prayed Tor her To-
thsh soul
And the picture Of her a. she knels IL the
last I remember, ull ] opened my eyes, and
was amazed TO find myself on my back. and
staring up at darkness
"What has happenedr
"I think you are very Ill.," said . voice;
team you lean on me, and reach the hutw
"Why, yes--that Il, think 20. Why b
everything darkr'
THO sun has been down for hours You
have been in Q swoon FIRST, and then talked
oh, such nonsensei Shame on me to let you
catch this chilli"
She helped me to my feet and stcadied me,
and how we reached the hut I cannot tell
you. Il took more than one weary hour, ~
now know; but at the time hours and min
utes were one to me-
In that hut lay four nights and four days
between ague iit and fever. and that 10 all the
account can give Of the time, save that on
the second day the girl left me alone In the hut
and descended to tho plain, where, after ask
ing at many cottages for physician, she was
forced to be content with an old woman re-
puted to be amazingly well skilled In herbs and
medicines, whom after days trial she turned
out Of doors On the fourth day, fearing for
my life, she made another descent, and, COM
ing to wayside tavern, purchased pint Of
aqua vitn, carried 1t back and mixed po-
tion that threw me into profuse sweat
The same evening sat up, a sound man.
Indeed, 90 thoroughly was l recovered,
that, waking early next morning and finding
my sweet nurse asleep from sheer WEAKNESS In
q corner Of the hut, staggered up from my
-. po:. - ~ ..s,.S .,a ar;,L !, 4, I;.s
wine. A footstep aroused me. Twas Mis-
tress Della; and, turning, held out my hand.
Snow this Is famous" said she; "a day or
"o WIN sse you ~ svpu ~ - In"" - :. -. ,
aay OF ,"o' ~ 'as, sS,
snali make ula, 70 s'al. nV1u ,Su., " s'uuou s..
cnange On ne' inoe, ai.' %1 ~.
must near my reaSons .o' ss ny ..s
10. an ingra'ei ah. 'om ~ us. " .n". Ne .s sa
ietter thae c"rrN nopu V"HS ~
WINE our ways n"gss no rSe.nel saM =
anu olose On, io' '''e ""' 'os ''' ''
estiy IN tne lace - .
as you Aa'", ny s IT," III,
was 10 nave met me-nay, ior pnys saAo
turn not your race away nave guesseo
the sword you carry markeai IT, oH' 10
merciiui, ana teii mel
led her htt'e as'ae 70 tue ioo' oi Uan
pinei ana there, tnougn ~ "ruhg my near,
told her all, ana lett her 70 wres'ie WIN TINS
hnai sorrow. She was so tenaer tning 70 %
sricken tnus tna' " VINO nau oea'e 'hc p'ow,
crept oack 10 tne hut, covering my eyes IN
an hours time l iookcd out one was gone.
Atmghtiaii she returheo, "n'Ve WIN sriel
ana iatigue; YET was eiaa 70 seo her eyee
req ana swollen win weeping. inrouEnous
our supper sne hep' shencei pu' ""on wa
over she iookeo up ana sp"ke !" e'e"oy
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la, I,.r for son,a ,ime doyed With or;er
o., l,,t,a .,,d i;,tia =. tha ,ru,h gra,y nlainer
~. ,,.;n ,,ra,v aIsc n.st hao,iny stood mn,
and sta gsered into the woods 10 escape a.
went fast ana s,ra,gbt needing nothing for
at first NV senses were ali confused. hut in a
while the walking cleared INV wits and
could think and thinkirg I con,d ween. and
havins, .,ant could sortifv INV be,rt Hsro
! ia the nnsbot sir-tbouph tits held immodest
| FOR m maid N ask even far less OF n man We
are both hound for Cornwall--yu ON nm
bo,or.bIa mission I for INV fathers estate Of
| GIevs ,yh.rofrom ios vo,,r tale nroves, come
). unseen hands are tbrnstinp ma Alike VIZ
| c.rrv o,,r Uy.s ;n o,r bands Won must go
forward. NAV not 90 back. For from !
I King who cannot right his own affairs there
is LITTLE hone. aud in Cornwall have suror
| frisnds ,han ha Tbaroforo taka ma ar
| 80. S.l., A. T.as n ,,
| seor a weary iournev, will ,miIe--louch-
.ino--m,t sorrow bebind me will contriv,
,so,,ea,,d ..ars 60 cheat ,ha r,iI.s,onos A,