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will avail him when he pines IN he'll one was
born 10 be nv plague; and glory in my deliver
ance. Were she here again, again would be
quit OF her. | hated and despIsed her. nave
lived 10 tranple on her grave :


He said more than this-more than desire to
remember or record. He persisted IN the same
strain. associatiag the most disgusting ePithets
with nv methers name, and outr'inning sense in
bis eagerness to vilify her. Drunken, unmeanias
oibberi.t supplied him with terms that would have
excited ridicule and compassion within the breast
Of anv one but him who listened TO the speaker,
.nraged and irritated until reason was immersed,
and could no longer serve him. One horrible eS,
nres,ion, TOO infamous to be repeated, was fatal
70 them both 1t was but half uttered before
Frederick eaped from his seat, and seized MS tel
low-drunkard and his father by the throat ne
latter fell and his assaant with hin. One shrieked
with terror, and struggled furiously; the other
foame4, and held the PROSTATE man down with
hand OF iron. | saw no more, but ran from the
apartment screaming aloud for help, and about TO
fall with fright and agitation.


The servants had asked permission 10 leave
home at the close Of dinner, in erder TO visit the
crave OF their mistress, before it should be finally
and for ever shut. 1t was request that had Its
origin in affection, and complied with 1t at once.





lad shared the affliction of my mother and on her
proach We were about to lose them now. In
ges OF gold wsuld not have purchased their SER
vices for my widowed father They had already
deserted No one there could help me, and | flew
into the village Within a hundred yards of The
parsonage encountered old Adam. He was the
family confidan., and in few words | made the
miserable business known TO him.


We reached the house in time TO meet trede-
rick rushing from it vehemently. He had wild
and vacant look, and he was paler than ever. Old
Adam retreated step or two as the wretched
youth approached him. Frederick took no notice
of him, but seized my hand, which was steadier
than his own and spoke to me, painting for breath


"You are witness, Emma, he exclaimed
20 / mpored him to be quiet. You heard me. tie
would not He has himself to thank for it. On,
the accursed drink 1t is the ruin of us.ai!. |
vowed that would use no violence-that would
not be angry promised you faithfully-for your
sake it was right. The wine betrayed me-set
me in flames On, Emma, Emma" he cried out,
bursting into tears, ''what is TO become OF you
What is to be done All gone-all gone"
endeavored to pacify him. 'No, no" he cried,
putting me gently from him; you mustn't kiss
me now. Enter e-there-n that room, don Z,
curse your brother, Emma. will spare you one
trial-ycu shall not see me on the gallaws coed
bye-poor girl did not mean it, Emma. 1t
was the drink-the drink"


We did not permit him to proceed. HoEriGed
bv his words started from him. Adam had al
ready preceded me, and we entered the dining,
room at one and the moment. Ne 'as a
corpse There, on the floor where had left him.
ne Law motionless cod.