Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09


THE difference between precept and
practice.
CHAPTER II.
Amos HattOn stormed and raved
when ne received a letter from Martin
Ray, asking for his daughters hand.
Nothing could exceed his wrath and
indignation.
"You have good blood in your
Veins" he cried to the trembling girl.
you have ancestors who fought and
died--died, mind you-for king and
country, and you ask me If you may
marry the man who has boosted that,
if no one else were found willing, he
himself would behead every sovereign
reigning. He said that in his last
lecture at Manchester. | read the
words, and wondered at the patience OF
his listeners; and you, my gentle,
well-born, well-bred Doris, you could
marry HIM"
q love him cannot help it, papa
You misjudge him. she answered,
desparingly. Il must love him; no
one understands him but me"
Must love HIM" repeated Amos
Hatton why, child, if you could
but see it is he, and such as he, who
are the greatest enemies of the PEG
pie"
You do not know him" she ex-
claimed. He is a hero!"
Hero! Nonsense, Doris; heroes do
Ia, Of ha
pie. Heroes do and dare; this man
incites others to deeds he dares not
do himself. | should not object to see
cart-load of such heroes sent off to
Van Diemen's land"
you are unjust, papa she cried.
Il cannot help 1t; | love him. Oh if
you could but see how it is! He
wants me to be his wife and his help
mate. | am to assist him in his work.
o, papa, do you not see how grand is
the mission he offers me? ! am to be
to the women of England what he is
to the men"
IIatton. Il would rather, dearly as
love you, see you in your grave. 1
would rather" he added passionately,
far rather see you dead than the
wife Of Martin Ray"
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pale, fair face to him, would rather
; die than forsake him or give him up!''
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