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Full Title	The New York Ledger, v. XXVIII, no. 4, March 16, 1872, [Incomplete].
Contributor	Lewis, Leon, 1833-1920.
Date Added	27 April 2021
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1872-03-16
Publisher	New York : Robert Bonner, Cor. of William and Spruce Sts.
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	The New-York Ledger Mark Heber's luck; or, Life on the plains / by Leon Lewis. Life on the plains
Topic	Dime novels > Specimens. Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. New York County (N.Y.) > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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OCR % sup} amy eh ett is IIR mete wan Eee VOL. XXVIIL ROBERT BONNER, {$05 Shue SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1872. ANOTHER AIR CASTLE, BY ETHEL LYSs, Tage a home for te comin birds, SSundoy and porch wt dn Wit thateb of stati ike ae cotter “Aud 1038 Like oe “A dainty nook,” and 2 thrd it benentictine eaves, om brea of the fey wid, catte rou ana t ‘tom in ne raid ‘The gold of the honest sna, ‘Ag faucnfolly tn Ste door was let, waited a day or 190; or agi Teiontal ee tie cre nll pt rival, ‘anxious ine fens “ But nota pind to the, me— ‘Tue mbstinates vexing Thoukh over my ranged ‘iad toa and book oun ‘The wren’ witha short remank. Jagr settled down on a knotty ‘or ity ant-enlive ‘The Wun jays lawned at my Inne of eruunbe: bough, p arrows veil ms the fico barn, rE ws Crows, asross, my Topic the thread bom niptinteh away, “And tileh, nile toe a hee fought and tattered the root aside; Tie wind rotund ts corner hee Until the honse was a ragged wreck, ‘From which all the song birds flew, ‘Well it’s onty a eastlo fa air after allt | Tse built thein by scores before And thes oer rere faien, nt eramnbiedaway ‘Or vanished, Teo suid not tell how, ‘Yet thong, fa inthe shadowy v se of the past, Lie tnmble-down turret and w: sland inane nir other enntlese iknow, And shut up. uy eyes whem they when they fall. MARK HEBER 1 ‘LUCK; Life on the 1 Plains, y LEON LEW AUTHOR OF * “THE BOY MAGICIAN,” Ha BI “THE CLUB-FOOT BE, HAPTER VIL. URSUES HIS INQ it Boer, seized. the frst optectunity to ado} lag eae 78, ted brother of tl lar Interview with the fy ation Fhe young couple were. seated low embers of their small fire, eatin their nd ere a iktle spat from the gen- n Gay related to M: Snquities es of the disinuised Blue Jack, and described. his singular agitation upon heating, her name. fold him fo sneak to, you, Mark,” ag, heen on fire ever ai t Suga, What if he showid have kno mother Do I look ae my dear mother did e You hav her black he the size they should red to. hreelf continually. er tt ons we Se diatingninh ‘were, dead boy,’ * t and, murdered “Mt Sia sceer toh her name, aud she used to call you Gay, yet [have seen her fold et ally tu Mer arms and call son Gall Hier if you to save fou ark feat “At sight of him, yore mother him imagine that” 2 Ean ‘was Edmund? do sonthinle Mark?” Pores be was her husband? said Mark hesitatingly, “She never sve mtioned an: yame but Edmund, except when she was dy; | ¢ ing, she fatter tered’ the name of =F ites| i askea aps her hisband’s name was Wasps, not? eried Gay. (Fler dina? Inns infected cae ine Ynothers heart. I know, an i bine father, By what ame di the. ‘air a “She ae to call hor Gabrielle, Shasaid hat was her given name. an nd she ye had every advantas elt wit Peereint ior he kil und a home at your house, ied. is whet ypu etre be naxpitoable,, believe yi Thope I shall never Fling yi doahee or that en he will nover find me,” said Gay sorrewfally. | his paling nicet «RED KNIFE; HOKE HOME,” “EDDY'S ABARC! 007 BEAR,” 2C. ‘35 Pe your mother’s brown eyes and replied Mark; “but Shen she se she was thin and guant seit wid and sh ‘eyes tha hat Looked ties | feat a have | em ray | stranger, int T dare ot put my thonght hate | a Detectives w onda. rid of ‘Dent tall | and theie opin wae | Mithat Tam uot your own steer Gow tea | drowned herself and er hil him that my moter was erazy.” Oh, Mark, | river, though 1 e;| dear Mark, don't let him know Sap more | Hee i than he knows nox: Did you Sever h a. than Tsirank from him, 1 Had an instinctive | w and abhorrence of him, Lfeltwhen be first see Seal noe tall hi shat he hen, hon sh asks. v ate ee hin Tate Father he ghall not’ ienow hates are ihe ‘waa his fate, Mark? itd. Who could da Pithe ‘promise comforted Gay, who smiled Ett through the gloom that had fallen remember that a‘oulgbor once came ‘gur tonse whom she had not, seen Defore, witl of the wildest excitement, gnd'eliek o kill ttle Ga- The supper into tin pails, to save for the mid-day meal of the next da + and ‘Joined the | "Her given name was Gabrietio” said the a “Whitmuus in a strofl along the river | pretended ofticor cvasively. ‘yon never Wien. she returned, the wagong had been rmed into the uswal park. a sot into ‘ Eran there roomate ther i Opes, the aia caren the homes he to te hint to join Mark, when the falso | torin © a eerpent’a, looked Lestat Fallon approac 1 rahnd’ inn, oeting | iraiht ante those of the venti In ha caer: e yong git] Taued, not ven- | nese, something of the blackness of his soul, tring to come arer, ‘Bho knew thas the | something f pretended oficer was about to ere b wae er he was, b: ries concel istance, she watched the sce tres of wo. Fine eventny ve father. If he wa Tee vieaven ni te ie a, Epa fleave beet eer meet hi him on har * He bro fnded to flee prehmen ? 1 her stay with Jou, Stark? pen cuogee a gait. the pretended lieutenant, aging an airy clond from hia mouth. 3 het last x Called | aro qhite mat Se Ma he last name £8 Wen not af our kinds” allow wih have read iy women, in jewels and satins, wit of stmirearringe and gait, and 1 have always iia ot Sirs, Gatco aa the wreck ota won il hat. She was more retined than: ore dainty, ‘a ray am abo, wan her anners. were toms all wan like that inbooks. think but that some great pier 0 picdhtr? ae murmured. “If she had | f cain avon shears. Mark, that vee etm nant ‘ninsingly: role my mother inwatey rand | wns, fifteen, fic vith me nie, and wander! far, and final: the's dead ENTERED ACCOKUING TO ACT UF CUAGHiSS, IN THK YKAG 19/2, BY KUDKKE WONDER, EX TH OFFICH‘OF THK LIMKAKIAN OF CONGKMSG, AT wasullsoTOx. . pore cavent is mH xer ov erRaLsxo by y MARK WEBER, et him and know bith, sehemin, eithis him, bat all that is past. I pray we may not | lientenant, knockin) nest in this world: And yet, Mark, when | u st the met Lieutenant Fallon spoke of my resoniblanes | had biad me one he once, knew, my. heart leaped | ga Har combinations up within mo, and T longed to ask hime Phe tae, had name of his friend, His agitation was more than singnn” “He looked like death when he first sa) your fone, Gay. anid Mark thoughtfully. © te and was never heart atm ‘ta tia slitterin Ive " Tentlese gia if he h: msi 0 fieer ia the aim is gest auch a t 1g, Mark,” she ex- | coi m ‘the monient 1 beheld the 0 than | wa Mark, T ” said, Mark c soothinaly: Mr. Hebe ions ine nitil on but I Our in me, little Gay. I wil from 4 © young pair convened more, sf Jengt wie fhe few embers on the ground died on e groups of far ies 6 up, the mem vitaht fuller 8 Pm ire ender in every direction, “ Certainly,” sal me young je came toward the | western Helens, Mave arose al Fan pely, and went to | yame of the Ia look utter bis ozen. Gay the remains forth he nimals w alos re. ant ning her, ‘Standan He a aie shrank l rebend: | pestilenc uel of ite purport from the ‘lauces at Gonld Break m veelf of 1t, but the babit grows * own auten, born of {the same Have you con- | self?” demanded the p1 ow. Oi the fellow Burk without fur- | ruptly. it, sir,” said Mark coldly. a lady's 1 nt far ie erro? said the pretended lien- | not Laci “ToL pat a fancy that she hhild once—perhaps | h ond ie slnient crescent! The yor iid not trace ea t he believed Tie locket Lo vel owe he ed the spring, and o1 open sevenling a picture OF two och tavene ghest j tie Gay tn infancy, andl the-crharof 8 of some three ‘as beautiful 7 hese 8 eas ithe siaken in al ane he ping of youth ae aud despair a ad wanderings ta hhad snide her Pigoicaly'a poefan shows sore? wae no name upon th the locket, aud only a, theory, but it ex] cpl picture of your ‘sisters ‘And, oddity .enaush, 4 exes for the Knox and Halsey gi that chilis rel Was the same as your sia tothe falne Lieat. Fallon. upoi Ae beauty in her days fay from tt Veliola, its livia taco Sork belle, 1a belle Gobrieli . ie: Py sane, aud wandere voweanente, Their even mek and Gey rt owen! cata at man is my aihens tought Gay net on Jronder that mus hig ie on a seen, started, and a look of terror gleamedin | thirteen years fenant, with er aft, her oa I shal ‘not write ie sae may n don’t "iow Gay Hieber it lockets a sndmecklies 30d Fs Yet i tie neat mabe) have aaa a the aan o not frank and fockedl at the dancers m vrith aa iret Interest. Prewently be und, reclining at while be plicked ober. acta and hy, the conduet oe “So Tae Tespont ieturesque irk in : Heber Toad toaatt when Lis and _diffident, 3 ce and the of ae ae an : ETON i va w ada pocket a we new homes they were tae) ma ould give & young m it noe Peer the fee ste Jane are pent hin hen ow ‘Mark, an oe spot mde represmet aod Snetor, Landford, to whore. the young man , im was falling, Boticed the sudden covstraiut in } e ems have yon for Soak distrust eply in general terms. He ° 6 ve. vE pied . aiid the die | ink it wold he Gitleatt to Bn ew with Gay 2 en ‘Hel nie if, ‘heree f | guived Blue Ja! Par Whot! Yoo | sou serk.after the lapen Si 5O- canny ‘yearn a hen me Bntocked hertrank witha key she vs carried i aod pee, eyes re fot ‘the fot pleasant ey. ‘esin > in spite of his keen self-control, Mark ec con ind with Burk is eloned until he | not avon di rien chan conten mee resus ch 1 -Aanres, he felt ag mach alone a0 she sont havi ft oftoet in high favor aon mcommnine ‘or he wold pot have, ‘art Fore ele iel Yond sister is a lovely child; or aitlat | her hasten cant shoul rap Showman be tects yearsol.. Is | us alone. she not me ‘Naw, in troth, Mark did not actually know | remarks whether Gay was nearly fifteen, or whether | tween my young knew years azo, « S Pe Mise tee, bua iat ais ah ject.” mitian: ber womanly character, er bright | ee ae eng nneomman, and I can Vicar no fnether pon ne rom. don't know man: “aa forgotten, Thelen- , NS, yisgppen inted because tell at lively interest. iD masked "Ho thew team ‘Theat ion.” Breatly taken with 3 i che your was the enemy | wae What coe sre ion tat : ate With sidden “aering.f the chem she were a few years olen, aud Will Wt { ora yen.” pre of sane she were living # astially x devoted to sisters * Hebe Would’ be aiteca Years of age, aud the very | to be, Sr ler, aud Will Whitman Porket-knife and cut a emall alit in the sl peeped i of examining « small bon . le i ehici ‘ran inernted with ting s, Their tush and sparkle caught the hementaly cncnlate, alivid «4 ]- Apper portion of his face, ri with a diamond Jock a e othe Cin‘this be Gabrielle's t “Oh if I could only pressed his face closer to the ennvas, I rt the gturitication of Sounds of 0 a ehe had made, | \ I 1 "a enemy, and he had as- act thn ne one, could. “geo him... i hearing ou the wlert, ag e locket slow- n brilliatts wleamed ‘ayon one ade of the yo « the designs per- my wbich be stood, but ing perspiration imu or refute her and the ree nvaluutary: cry, 80. - pane and st range that Gay dropped her pe inami Dstant she thrnst her freasares bac j encase Jocking the traok, a e end of the waxou, and raisin 16 act of mov- upon er [P| aE | i wr bright hitle Gay had read the purpose ’ did intend to rs, Which would iy in any court of their possession? Ba Fs poudered the (utation earetally, villainous schemes revolving the busy we Then she olactasie Particulars of , zn manpuoe | ne York Me asl ever ao SHethas ciuce | scked y PANN mat Sse

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