The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-01
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he drew aside pretty pere, Win.
dance spo yu tuaW aurhi" hr
ASKED. ~ef person rs The name 81
sodfrcY WtTihlngien
-0cdfrry Worlhuglen Oh, yes, I
an,e known him an ~, lie why.
f. and Iarr ate snrrihrarts Have
fern kur YEAR,, though u,cy d. say
atr mother does MT approve the
match. AMI was most Glad when he
rtpoused tho rebel cause that shc
nlrhi have stcips FOR fatbildinr his
coming here DID Won not know that
you ncarly captured him unoe2 II
ras last MAY when sou stopped az
James fer breakfast lie Vas com
ing a. see her Then. knowing. sup
pose. that her father and mother
were from home and thinking u a
god opportunity 10 press bis snit.
Hc was almost up % the house be
Sore be discovered your soldiers"
Eesscmer's brow grew black So
fiis was the Young brave Who bad
rirrs him such turn that fine
srring morning.
Twas iusi Ike Godfrey" the
eirlish voice wcnj on "lIc j. ever
doing daring things II Is for that
Jane lo,es BIN most ! thiuk: though
BE- y handsome too ola. 20 hand
SOME ! have hcafd Il whispered
often that Jane Is mo- less a rebel ai
heart than he. hai that she keeps Il
concealed 10 mniniain pcacc with her
atepm0Nher and Edward"
.!a ss.sth daar LADY, Bcssemer an
swered. -methinks report doth most
grossly wrong Mistress Jane None
am surc. could be morc iayal thar
abe" Bot be tore himself away wiz
some tronbluus thoughts running
through his brain.
lie sought an early opportunity o.
secure Jane by himself Come,
sweet mistress" he said "and take q
stroll with me. ! long 20 see Il
sannot ffigh,cn away that pcnsiSe
nok npon your lovely face. What
solemn thoughts ha,r been playing
havoc with your gayeiy tonight
Jane looked at him Ia some sur
prise ''ilaye not been gay2' 30
asked. Il Thought bad. know OF
~ excuse for solmen musings am
kss. indeed, Il be the solcmniiy Of
contrasts. and. in truth. } could not
but think, ~ watched this bcanti'
inl scene which You have cuninrcd
Tor ny tonight. what medley our
Efe now Il. This AFTERNOON. from
my chamber Window ! saw You take
past our house the prisoners YOU had
saptured. Such sad wcary.farcd
men they wrre. mann 81 them sorely
wounded and scarce able 10 walk
Nv heart blcd for them; yet here to
night We are in the midst Of music
and dancing. and they within ear
shot of 1, an How cruel. how heart
kss II must seem 10 ihcm.'
"Mcihinls, madam Besscmer an
swered. with snerr born Of his nc.
STIMULATED irritation. though policy
warned him IT The unwisdom of
showing n. "mcihiuks YIN show
most wnndrods solicitudc Tor these
rehrls: aud what think you ! have
Heard toMlghtP That yow are one
al heart"
4 merry look spread over James
iace. " she could but keep hin
tepcing with her upon the subject
II tory ~ rrbei. she might frcsts
hIm from preaching the other sub
y iaaar -shs dSsaGSd. nv 80 s'1ss nri yc'
prepared 10 say whether or not she
Nould marry HIM
''And ~ yoN have found me outg
shc cried In mock dismay. "Ah, col
enel. what punishment viii YOU met'
20 mo- Ami to be carried n cap
live ON one of your prison ships nov
hing In Charleston harborS The
aay they arr mast unpleasant place.
IN resi,e In, or am to'bc hung, o.
uhnte"
ncascmer looked down. a her. NJ