Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-21
Continued.


sadly said goodbye; old Johann came
toward me in the corridor; he was
carrying my fowerpots in his arms.
Franz was going to take these things
down, but / wouldn't let any one do 1t
but me Only come again very often;
[ will always go back to the village
with you in the evening. All, it IS
hard work to say goodbye for those
who have any feelings
Greatly downcast | walked with
the baron through the avenue, and re-
called how I happened hither in ter
ror of the storm when l was little
girl / looked at the ground, as if
could still see the traces of my child
ish footsteps; how time had flown
since them Now l was going away
again from the home where l had
been so lovingly received; where my
neglected childhood had been changed
into happy one; where had learned
the value Of education, and Of all that
makes life worth having; where, fin
ally, | had found him, my beloved
Wilhelm I looked back once more at
the towers from which the windows or
our little maiden room looked down
Oh me, it seemed to me as if Il black
mist came over my sight, and a voice
whispered ia my ear:
That was your happiest time; it
will never come again
Come, Gretel, don't cry any more,
child / grant that this makes a period
in your life, but it is a hardly precept-
ibIe one. You will come and sec US as
often as you like, and the 0ftener yOU
cone the better we shall like it. Look,
now, and see how you like the old
house that has decked itself out in
honor of its young mistress.
Il looked up, but I could scarcely
trust my eye sight; the shabby old
barrack neatly painted, was hardly
recognizable. the clear panes shOne
brightly out of the brown settings of
the windows, and over the house
door, with its shining brass plate,
hung garland of evergreen. The bar
on led me in and opened the
parIor door, but what was that:
There was all my dear, familiar fur
nttura from the castle felt as if 7
were standing in nv little turrec-room.
and through the open door of my bed
room | saw the canopied bed with its
green hangfngs
ON ho,,o var, ~ +bon1, for +hier.
cried. and NV toare fell anew but
tbis fine for inv and thon1,fuI1v
orasea5 fha baron,s hand in mine
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