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came upon her She arose, and CROPPED about.
Alas, her soul was dark as the sky above her,
and her and memory wavering as her foot
steps in the gloom. The poor gitl was crazed.
She wandered about all that night. She wandered
for days. still calling pteously upon her husband
aud chiding him for his long detay. The hunter,
as he pursued ms game 10 the forest, often met
her, with distracted eye, scanning The whole hor
izDn, as it looking anxlously for the coming OF
some one from afar; 81 dropped tear of sympathy
for the poor girls wretchedness At length, one
day, she came, by accident. upon the very spot
Of the bloody contest Deep stains were upon
the rock; she paused, seemed for moment lost
IN ,hough and then. as if a burning gh, had at
once broke upon her brain, she pressed her
hands convulsivey upon her brow, shrieked fren-
ziedv, "have | found YOU, my love? have
searched long, and YOU have called, aud called,
aud chided me for my delay But have oInd
you now, and ! come. comei' She sprang
wildly far the rock, and sank n shattered
corpse down The deep gorge where her husband
had perished-and the dark brown lovers were In
death again united. ELLA.