The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27
CALEB WILLIAMS.
lcontinned ssom cur iae.1

lcon.inued from cur ias.1
BUT bear you no malice, and I will
ihow you shat am more kind-hearscd
than you have been willing to believe.
It's FRANCE fort of, a vagary YOU have
take, 20 aand in your own light, and
dlio iige ali your friends. But if you
are sioiute TO be OF, do you fee, / icorn
to be the hufband OF a lafs that is not
every BIZ as wiling as I (; and 70 [ will
evenil elP 70 put you IN a condition to
oe Tree, and follow your own inclina-
tons.
Emily lifened to :hefc fugeefions at
FFG With eagerHe6 and appreciation.
Bar hex fervency was fomewhat abared,
when they came to diicuis the minute
parts Of rhe undertaking. twas uecef-
tary, as Grimes informed her, that her
eicaPf ihould be eft6tcd in the dead of
the NIGHT. He would conceal himC@If
tof thai purPofe IN rho garden, and be
provided with alic keys by which TO
deliver her from her prifon. Thele
circumstances were by no means adapt
cd TO calm her perturbell imagination.
0 throw herieh into the arms Of she
man, Whole lnrercourle fhe was employ
ing every method to 2void, and whom
under the idea OF partner for life fle
could iealt of all men endure, was no
doubt an extraordinary proceeding.
The attendant circumstances OF darkneIs
and iolitude aggravated the picture.
The i;taation Of Tyrtel Phase was un-
cQTs monty lonely: it was three miles
rom che ncarea village, and no lefs rila1i
feven miles from that in which Mrs
.jaleman's filter reiidcd, info whole
projections Mils Melville was defirous
of throwing heri@lf. The INGENIOUS cha
raster of Emily did not allow her to
iutpe6t Grimes Of intending 70 make
m ungenerous and oEusal advantage Of
thele circumstances bot her mind in
Voluntarily rcVolted againit the idea Of
committing herielf alone TO the di{po-
fai OF q man whom lbc had lately been
accuifomed to conider as the inftruncnr
Of her treacherous relation.
After having for fome time revolvcd
thefe considerations, fhe Thought of she
cxpedient Of defring Grimes to engage
Mrs. Jakeman's flter to wait for her
at the outlide of the garden. But this
Grimes persmPtoriiy refulcd, He even
few into patton at the ptopofal. Il
ihoWed very hrfle gratitude, 70 dcfre
him 70 dllcloie 10 other people his con-
Germ in this dangerous affair. For h s
part re was determined in confederation
Of his own fafety never TO appear in it 70
any living foul. If Mifs did not believe
him, when he made this propofal ont of
pure good nature, and would not tflIft
him a Jingle inch, fiie might even fee to
the consequences herfelf. He was re-
lolged TO condeicend TO farther TO the
whlms OF peffon who in her treatment
OF him had fhown hericf as proud as
Lucifer himfeit,
Emily exerted hcrfelf to appeale his
reientment but al The cloqucnce Other
new confederate could not prevail upon
her inisantly to give up her objection.
She deflrcd till the next day 20 confder
Of it. The day after was fixed by Mr.
Iyrrel tor the marriage ceremony. in
the mean time lhe was pcfcreA with IN.
in thouland different forms
Of the fate that 70 nearly awaited her.
The preparations were 70 concnusd.
methodical and regular, as to produces
IN her the moi painful and aching anxi-
ETY.. l.her hsart ASHAMED q moments
inrermajion upon9he fubjc6s, her female
attendant was lure by fome lly him or
fareaiical remark to prf a freedv rer.