Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30


The wind moaned IN low and nttui susu
around the mansion. sounding az tunes As
II the wailinEs Of departed spirits meie
borne upon the blast. when mary Lesins
ston sat alone In the solitude OF ner ou'.in.
Der. Her lamp was bid 10 a recess .. =
Distance. aud casting It's pale ana tespis
rays across the room. tcarceiy discioseu
her dropping hgure or the tears upon nss
cheek. Il was rot that the feariui ,uunu1
without had affected her lmaginauon' nor
the thought that her only orotner nhsn'
be exp9sed to all the dangers OF tne cpss''
something that more deeply toueheu yer
happiness eNoke her grief. Wiiu' tuuiui'
tuous thoughts nsinted her bosom ana
moeked the storm that shook neF easy.
ment and reared In all It's tury arouhu
her.
The substantial mansion OF Mr' Lo''nb-
rton was situated In delightful town IN
New Jersey Here he had trained up an
Interesting and lovely family. Four oil mis-
daughters were married; three OF them were
settled In tho same town with their fatheri
the other resided 10 the City Q. New YORK.
His only son. processing many virtues but
wild and towing disposition, had IN OPP
position to his fathers advice. gone to sea-
and had not been seen by any OF Dis iani-
lily for four years. Mary Lovingstcn was
the sole remaining daughter at home. she
was the sun that III up her fathers dwell
ing. Swift and Hight az the fawn had been
her footstep tin Of late. whom cloud had
passed over her gentle bosom and ohseured
It's brightness. A bias Nad swept over the
nower. and II was CHANGED; but neither the
cloud had been seen, nor the blast heard.
Then wherefore the change?
II was we'll known to Mr. Levingaton's
family that a strong ard bitter alienation OF
feeling existed between hlmself and Mr.
Jnmel, an early and once dear friend, Who
at the time OF which We speak, resided m
New York. SO exaaperaied had Mr. Levlng-
ston become by Eerlcs Of ungrateful acts
on the part OF thls early friend that on pain
Of his everlasting displeasures he had for
bidder his children ever assoclatlng with the
family, Unfortunately for Mary, during a
visit to the city enc had met with q son Of
Mr. Jamea. and Il was not until her afioc-
tons were MECHANICALLY fixed that she had
discovered his relationship to the most BIT
ter enemy OF her father. Admlrng Mary at
hrt slght, and conacous OF the enmlty be-
tween toe families. her lover had sought an
Introduction to her under faise name and
1t was long before che discovered the truth.
When che did so, however, her determlna-
ten was soon made. Obedience bad been
the law OF her life. and ahe resolved at once
to sacrince her own feelings in preference
to that OF hor kind father'a wishes. She felt
paned. moreover. that her lover should
have deceived her. even to win her afiec-
tlone, She nad from tho scene OF danger
but she carried the Image abe had 90 fondly
cherished and which had been tho object OF
her waxing and eleeplng dreams. 1t was
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NO., aonn,, s az b., .ha raas,ro1 ,o,,er1
niVst cunquu'uu' tuht sne recsNeu let'1'
whieh mao caused her present gref--wIlt-
ten by her alster, and Informing her that
| her lover was about to sail for Europe and
| asked for n last interview. II only TO beg
nor forsiyenosa and MA ber farowell sorovsr
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MN inere is no nope ana lnoh WIN return
and confess all to my beloved father and
| throw myself upon his mercy. He will not
cast mo OF when he anla that dld not err
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spoke, arranged nor dress. and descended
to the parlor. with countonance from
| which. oxoopt TO a suspIcious eve every
trace OF grief bna vanished
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w ','uss nVt 'sa'u US 50 'oub ahe'n'
my dRubhteF, sad her venerable iather'
az she entered the room. My homo appears
| almost cherries unless | hear your voice.
| Sing 10 us ono Of YOUR sweet eonrsr
.,Svh., shou In ds,. f,tb.rs et,ou
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no Grace parnhk to-nlBht, my love-
! II Is mourniul and tells of shlpwreck and
| death"
.svyeli Will eipr my own favoritc e
AMID Mary. seating herself at the plano. at
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