The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-18

and water sprites that wanton,
and carOuse In the breaking
foam. and naiads that live in the
cascades mist, and speed from
river to sea, and from sea to riv-
or, through the rainbow's liquid
hues. Detachable sounds, floating
from sea shells Ginning IN with
the melody of the waves. made
the airy hall harmonious with
swelling symphonies Never had
nuptial feast been prepared on
so grand scale nor more Illus
triously attended.
The marriage ceremonies now
were duly celebrated and Unls-
ca was the wife of the young
islander. Fm. more than a month,
the festivities were continued, the
bridal pair seemed to revel in I'M
aloyed happiness. But the time
came when the guests had TO de-
part when the music and the
dance had to cease; and they
were left to awaken from the
protracted dream of intoxicating
delights, to awaken to the Sob
erer realities of married life. In
a short period, the young hus-
band began to feel the restraint
of CONTINENT in his airy room,
while his wife had the range OF
the entire liquid palace
20 Unisca,' said he, ON one
occasion, .'love in a prison is
like bird Ill its cage; it Lam
cuisines and pines for more am
pie space, in which to expand
and grow in strength. Thou my
dearest, canst range this watery
palace, or make excursions il
the rural deep, while 1 am con
| fined to this apartment. Magnlf
icemtly grand and beautiful
beyond anything L had conceiv
ed to exist in the earth, in thu
air, in the waters, in the ethere
al space, in the bright empy
ream or i'm the universe of stel
lar worlds above, beneath, ans
aromd-still l sigh for my ac
eustOmed exercise in the uppe
air. 1t is essential to my health
and to the vigor of my body, a
well as to the cOntentment o
my mind, that | should exercis
in the open air. Why not ALLOW
the one-eyed Obo to conduct m
dayly up the spiral stairway tina
| may ride the waves in my Owl
,, pleasure boat? j fear that ennu
and melancholy, despite thy pee
less, countless charms, my ow
mat chless loved Unisca, will III
certainly claim me for their viz
tim, unless the privilege, | II
quest is accorded me.
o my welded love; answere
: Unisca,, wilt thou again retur
4 to me? or wilt thou not fly I
e the abode overhanging the bi
: low, and prefer to range the wa
u es with thy former fair cOmpal
u ion?
n All, Unisca,' dost thou doul
g my love-my undying love--th;
: thou shonldst insinslate so unge
I erous a suspicion of my fidelity
q responded the young husband :
o canSt thou not trust me beyon
e this glided, or the net of the on
lr eyed 0bo.
L Il can, asad l will trust the
J. rejoined Unisca, DAILY sha
the faithful Obo conduct thee I
the spiral stairway to thy ov
native element, to breathe
strengthening FRESHNESS, and
! take thy accustOg;ed invigora
. ing exercise in thy swift glidiI
Is bark. The learned of this liau
: world, WHO bad studied the hi
v tory of thy rags, from recor
d they had rescued from sh;pwret
s ed vessels. told me when 4 ii
a close my love for thee, that
S mong thy race. nj Of thy 81
. were influenced more by go
,s than by love; that | had no me-
4 to fear that thou wOuldst n
D. wed me-. rs | belonged to tn
q class of water yTphs the Ia
% of whose body is formed Of pa
- gold.
p A slighf flush suffused t
. cheeks Of the Young husband
A. he said la reply; q dear st L
4 isca, gold Is indeed esteened
mong my race as a valuable col
p modify, but none, save the cam
# 1 ly selfish and sordid are inflnel
4 ed, wile;, they are seeking
d marry, by 80 ,t.worthy an indu
l ment.
ii Co then, said Unieca, al
n prove to all the savans and wis
le acres of this liquid world tn
" not ALI Of the hrmaf race are
N more welded TO gold than 10 I.
70 higher and h0lier obligation
love- Ii fk0W sball prove true
me and faithful, which, ma.
II me, l doubt not. then ~ ell I'M
: to come, / shall be called d
= fortune favored Unisca. But
= thou shalf prove false and u
" faithful, which ALSO mark me.
fear not IN the least, I shall,
]. all fnfnre time, be called the
= starred URisea,
3 And now again The young
= ander is in his own natlye e
ment. skimmiing the bright wa
e Is in his swift gliding baFk. II
!: isca rushed to this apartment
u which we are now sitting, to e
! er watch his mis- movements.
I! through its eastern windows.
< whlle he spOrted In h1 boat o