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was in it, he crossed the hill, and making his
way through the sullen crowd, went up the
emincnce and beheld, just recovering from
her swoon, her whom he had so wickedly
ruined, and so basely deserted. Kisses, and
groans, and hootings, and fierce eyes, and
cenched hands assaled and threatened him
on every side.


His heart died within him, not in fear, bu
in remorse. What worm he felt himself
to be, and fain would he have been to become
worm, that, 10 escape all that united hui
man scorn, he might have wrigged away in
slime into some hole Of the earth But the
meek eve Of Hannah met his in perfect for
siveness---a tear of pity--a faint smile Of
love. Al his better nature rose within him
all his worse nature WAS Guelled. Yes.
good people. you do right 10 cover me with
scorn. But what is your scern to .he wrath
of GodA The Evil One has been often with
me in the wood; the same voice that often
whispered me- to murder her--blt acre an
mot to offer retiibution---f that may not
will n0t-must not be; guilt must not mate
with innocence. But here proclaim that


innocence. | deserve death, and am will


ing here, on this spot. u deliver myself into
the hands of justice. Allen Calder, call on
you to seize your prisoner


The moral sense OF the people, When IN
strueted by knowledge and enlightened by
religion, what else is il but the voice OF God
Their anger subsided at once into serene
satisfaction-and that soon softcncd, III slght
Of her who alone aggrieved, alone felt noth-
ing hut terdercst forgiveness into cohfus-
ed compassion for the man who, boia ana
bad as he had been, had undergone many
solitary torments, and nearly tliicn ~ has
uncompanioned misery into the power OF the
Prince of Darkness. The old clergyman,
whom ali revercnced, put the contrite mans
hand in hers. whom he sWorc to love and
cherish all his days--and, ere the samnieF
was over. Hannah was the mistress ot 2 fam :.
ily, in 4 house no: much inferior 70 q Mansc
Her mother, now that not only her d4nGh.
ter's reputation was freed from stain, but
her innocence, also, proved, renewed her
youth And although the worthy schN@i
master, who told me the tale 50 much bet
ter than have been able to repeat it, con-
fessed that the wood ranger il. yer became
altogether saint--nor acquired the eNliN-
ing habit OF pulling down tnr corners VI hls
mouth and turning up the white ot his eGts
yet he assured me that he ncttr after.
wards heard any thing very seriously to his
prnj udIce-that he became in t,uS time IN
elder Of the kirk--gare bis childrsna . reli.
gious educatioA--errlhg only ii making ra-
ther too much OF a pet OF his eldest born,
whom. even when grown up to manhood, ne
never called by any other name than the
Eaglet.