The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

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with some friends A man entered
bearing little note, The direction
were very precise, for he applied directly
10 him,
'Exoellenoy, note"
"All right, eail the Young man, start
Ing 70 put II In his pocket,
"lGxoelenoy, II Is 10 be read az once,
A SMILE went arOundi most OF lh0Rt
present knew the Jealousy Of his wife
and others knew also that he had lefl
the house, But they raised no question
family life IN Naples Is a very private
affair."
Monteforto reads
"Orlando, dear husband Of mine,
would Hike 10 say lew words 10 you,
VIII you come ont u momen0 After
that you can reioln your friends
"Hour TEREaA,'
lle went out
AZ tho door bis wife was waiting for
hlml he found no one with her except
tho servant llla browa, already knit,
relpXedi he had feared the Intervention
NJ the family, which would not have
mendod matlers-QuIte tho contrary,
Teresa tremhlcd, She was obliged "a
support herself In his arms, for her lega
refused 70 sustain her Aho now asked
herself what desperate resolution she
would have arrived at " her husband
had not been there,
But he WIS beside her. and In q gentle
voice he askedl
"Whot do you wish Of me, TeresaY
In q gentle yolGoS OH yea, certainly.
But this voice was oalmi while ahe, his
poor little wife, could not artlculato q
word,
"see, soc, recover yourself my Teresa,
dear little one, recover yourself Did
you wish % say something 10 moY
"Ohl yes, dear husband Of mine, said
she, encouraged, "Many things, 80 many
thngsl In tho first place, wanted 10 SEQ
you, you know II h such q long tmoi
five days, husband Of minel i've dayal"
Yea apid he, eerenely, "And you
are well, my little Tereaay How beautl.
ful you Rrel This red bow on your hat Ia
very becoming 10 you"
"Ohl you can imagined 20 come 10 see
your she explained, with q smile half
joyous and half moletoned with tears OF
emotion, "you can well imagine that |
put ON what suits me best'
They walked slowly beside each other,
and then went up n little street,
His wife pressed close against him, no
happy 10 find him again and TO admire
him, Never had she known this emo.
toni II was now and perfumod breeze
upon her love,
30 my Orlandol II you would come
back--you would SEQ how
llO interrupted, In voice that ad-
mitted no roplyi
"That, never"
"OhI' she exclaimed In q heart rend.
Ing tone, "thcn you are going 10 leave
mcl You do not love mey What arc you
going 10 do, husband Of minoy'
"Why, do not know, Join my father
AZ Valparaiso, You know, my voice has
roturned ! shall easily find employment.
Do not DO troublodi shall find way out
Of the difficulty
"To Valparaisol' she exclaimed, In n
voice that was hardly distinct
Asobsloppcd In her throat, And with
a face serious and deeply melancholy, she
said
"You speak like that OF Valparaiso,
husband Of mlno, | clearly understand,
But |, your wife, who loves you, what
do you think will become OF mo II you
DO thOtY
II Is true, The child was right; that
was something that hc had not thought
Of Poor little crooturol llo saw only
hia rcgained dignity,
And this poor loving woman'S heart
ho had forgotten,
"l was moi talking scrioualy, Teresa
mine, Forget it, do not know yet what
| shall doi but fear nothing, Everybody
liycs,n
"Iluobond Of minc, Il you would como
BACK"
He answered seriously;
"Do not repeat that, Teresa, will
never return 20 your parents that Is
ended, II you should not understand
that, should cease 10 love YOU
"Yos, yes, ask nothing better, and |
will understand anything you wish me
10, my dear husband. But | must ox-
plain myself, You know, | nm not n
man. know no artist except you, How
do you expoctmc to know All that you
say 10 me | shall believes feel suro OF
II, you sco'
She put into these words 10 much
touching grace, such u dcsirO % please
him, that tho artist was moved,
"Thon, my dear little wife, listen 10
me- said ho "Botwoen us all can bo
arranged, but we must live together l
wish 10 remain absolute master In my
home as the head Of my family. Your
father is Muster In your home, ho Ia, In
his right, Birds, you see, live In their
own nests
"orlando mme," objected the young
woman, timidlyj "religion commands
us, however, to respect and obey our
parents even when tucy are wrong"
"Thc wife should follow her husband,
Teresa, Religion says that, too, somo-
where"
"oh, yea, would liko II very much,
as far an am concerned But, for this
evening, II you would como back nobody
will be disOgroeablo--you will see, Later
we will do as you like"
"Lct us say no moro about Il, said
Montcforto, dccisIyely "Wo win live
together only IN our own home, though
II should consist Of but ono room, and
alone, you and |. II not, IL you have not
tho cnnrnnn 10 lyn on nnr rnanllrcna