Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

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mansions, There a ,yindna, In ~
~, vheh by the tnsuspcrtlnr ,nn,Ttr
III, he ncncnt OF the nlr cn,Ins-i.,. .
.Sn.y IN, he WAS foilowed ht ,,.as
4 ~ NlyDnS their way ~ thu iicht
pnned v1aik lantern, which LAYTON
ihus s, un me bosom OF his coal. =.
n troe slowing himself au fat In such
1 pioceedlngs,-they assembled .,st,
! ma. nnn pausing IN a long unssaq,,
ic,,. bfalley he watchfui ANA No. -
rh Whlstlc upon the slinhtrst 3inrr,
n,,r,, .Wo less scrupulous irlfllann thnn
I WA. q tnelr way down the nnsshpe
| been No SpYnusrs reflections would have
J tSvn ne mad not leisure Ia ns'e,,ot,,
i,, iancylng he heard n Low hr 1911
Us, IKE one IN uecp sInnhe, h.,
I tha eu and discovered by the lIght ~
I ~ lvun' Which WINS straa n,in,s ia =
I an,i,,,W near. a door. tho which on
n,inSs ing MS hand, yielded 10 the I'M,
more 1nupeied by curiosity or some
softly i nv feeling, he stepped
m"s burning dimly upon n tshie nenp
~ s"iil couch. where, in nor brlgh,
nm gVuthtul lovellncss. sient IN,
ne me-, scarce had the breath OF 1e sum.
lava n,, passed over the clear brow That
feg up'uFheu in It's marble whiteness'
"pcaia'. twin .istcr aeep..
gart, down the veined lids. the long.
fnt,,,, ushcs OF which rested on no
iaihlly tinged cheek beneath. Al snsn-
Ir turned from this unexpected v,s,
NJ na glance fell on a small boot
~ ~ i'y open on the table some lirht
nn,gs,. i-lnark that pointed TO an admired
,n suse urew his attention. As he bent
Sro NJ nlS brow crimsoncd and his
n ,.oi rem led with emotion. II was
n,o,,,, u'.'v OF the Inflated Shelley's
read, '''h' anu as ne
Ng IN tga. and sclf.eontompt shall cling
not br sSs%o shall burn upon they secret |
A., tull sense OF his degradation. and
INV ne mad fallen from MIA bi5b ~
49, rushed upon his stricken heart
SUI leellhgs that had sumhered long
MmvIy now tully awakened nv the tbriii.
,t s nueH OF the mystical poet and the
H,iahke scenes before him As 80
turned quickly to leave whore hts No.
yhee seemed sacrilegr. Mia attention
NaH caught by q small miniature. ono
hlufVe AZ which showed him Tho WINK.
ssns likeness OF the sleeping beauty he
,plr MN. lnvoluntnrily catching il. he
neu from the ROOM and giving the sie.
nv "sreeu upon 10 his companions, the
neNt moment saw them wendlnr their
way 10 the boat. which. hnvinr ia.
,,ig the freight that detained hcr.
course. ''""iu
Ii,ree years had passed away. since
i.AuIey spencer leNged with common
lieVes' accompanied thom on their
night expedition in the little
nlase already mentioned Bradley
llers ana low debauchaea. was now
iehry Murray. the trusted bend clerk
d one or the most wealthy mprrnutite
louses IN New York. From the ryor
memorable night OF the robbery. the
NIetehed Young man forsook his un-
'ultly nssociatos. 'Remorae ana self q
on'finpt dld. indeed, cling 10 him
nd despair and shame at FIRST CON
ueied MS remaining energy But the =
plIit was present with him: II only 4
ecded To be reused into action, Hp !
hd parted with his last dollar when +
~ arrived In New York, and tho I
mango OF name wat decided on 10 a
esoethe the pride that came to his aid i,
tier 10 long time. Deprlvatinns onlv "a
ehdered him stronger ia his vigorous i
urpoScs. thus proving at once the Il
use system Of indulgence adopted by i,
Ia parent. n
clement Archer, Esq, was stern. r,
Intending, business man. Strictly o
loral In his walk before men. he re- n
A'NH "ll around MN 10 show the
tine regard for the welfare OF society. u,
I'm Il heart nllod with boncvolencc, ~,
Tough yelled with an air OF Btornness, n,
z received Bradley IN his counting A
)uHe' MS Henry Murray, knowing II ID
he fiotltiuus name, for Spencer q,
orned 10 impose on his bencfnctor In il
Iis respect, and though Bradlcy's HIS IA
ny wns sealed book which hin cm- "A,
oyer never attempted 10 pry into, he n
uld not help fancying some INSIDE
canor had driven the young man q,
ON his home and friends iIo con- q,
nted himself, therefore, by placing b
strict watch upon his conduct. but ar
ter months had passed away, indeed n,
arF, and saw Henry tho same ntten- a.,
70, h0rd-lnbOring clerk he was at cn
st. his patron took pleasure IN show "a,
q him favor and In placing the most a.
limited confidence tn him. Thus had
g years gllded by. That Henry was go
happy, we admit, but ia,
my an ngonizlng night had passed 10y ~
: he acquired even this slight tram W.
lity. and ishnll We confess It., kind W
derO the stolen miniature, the Wit M
N Of hia involuntary crime, was w.
'rlshed as a precious relic, for in W
ad of serving TO remind him OF his VI
'ors and M him with shame. Il az