Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-07

"I hate him for the lie ne spoke,
hate AN for the rO,s hc broke MORTON
srhcre n,irat have be IN destiny; Lut
Oar hearts d"Lyn;-ini 50 v"uhg, 50 iair'
Gond without effort, great without 'c
------and now HFTe
How many ties lid that stern moment tear
From, ,Lv sires 20 ais humirst [m"niu'sl breast
j. linked the nocirica cham of That Ge>p''',
Whose snock was as earthquake 3, aud orpFess q.
The land wh ch 'oy d tdea s., that none coud io''
thee best" -.
CuILpE HAROLD, Canto "
The play was already fnehcd. and as Miss
Hardy objected to remaining TO sec the after
piece, UaIoran called his carriage, and hav-
ing handed the Ladies into ii, directed the |
diver 10 proceed to the City Hotel, the tenn
porarv residence Of his female companions
During the ride, Miss Viliars descan'cd with |
freedom on the merits of the nights enter
tanmeni. but Miss Hardy, maintained con-
G,ned silence, winch llaloran vainly Struggled
to interrupt, for she who was absorbed III SELL
and was Jealous of the attentions "hIch had
been so conspicuously extended TO her trend
was not disposed TO extend any cl''l'i'es TO the
! gentleman who had been not litile forward
however, dis ipated the awkward situation IN
which Mr.. Haloran had found hn'eli invoiv-
ed, for ,he carriage had already anNed at
the door of the Hotel; when, Ha!oran, having
handed the ladies in, an badc them farewell,
directed the postilon 10 take hiln to Bunker's;
- but as he left the door, he took occasion to
say, tia; he should do himself the honor 10
call in the n,ornng.
As Mss Villars entered her apartment, she
remarked TO Miss Hardy, that the strange
gentleman who had arrested her attention at
the Theatre, was certainly an odd KIND OF
mortal, and il Sic knew where lie resided, she
should take some efficient steps 10 ascertain
his name, and to disc9,er the MOVIES which
had induced the siugularl,y Of his conduct.
"On that head," replied Miss Hardy aoinG-
what peitishIy, " you need rot trouble your
self, Tor if am not sadly mistaken, YOU 'aro
already bv your lmprudeucc gwen Inn reason
TO suspect YOU, and shall no, be at all sur
priscd, if we have n voluntary call from the
stranger gentleman, as you are pleased to
cal! h;m, but who, ii am not IN error, I5 an
,
"id acqlht''ahce' ana Il" ''''''''' ''''S ''I'
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l'ss Conner l"a' aou"'o"'u i'"o '''
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+ i"'S was ''' "''' ''''
venturcd to speak thus severely t. RosIind; -
here'"'o'c S"o ""'
CD IN hcF ''"7''s'' o"' -,
i ''
n ""''N'
Bn: Mss 'TarS was h'' Oh 'o"P''''''"'
5 tha' "o"'u p''"N s'' " It" ''''"'' WV
IL 10 'he s!anderer' whilst ray OF H"hos' mug
II nation flashed ir"i her eye S"c -" 10 "e'
!, "i you suppose MSS 'H'' s''a'' f"'''' S'0
e init to the insults you "a>e o"'fe"' Ut " 9o
q Imagine, that M iA'her VIII sustain 70" III W.
u course !ou are t'hh@' you "'l III" !o''se'
:. grossly IN error, anu in!th'r 'hsh th'S you WI
Z learn, that Noi have hcFc'"'''e mS'aN'" wv
! nature ana temperament OF my o'SF"''''o"'
= There was a warmth III NC "'"""e' u -''''
a VIlArs, which Miss Harry "ao not "c'e'"'''
&c d'Sco' cfcd;-and though S"' "cc"e' '"e 'o''
- est and J"Hty proVoNco III" e"''''" VI ','' -
r, aud realized is s'"''f'!' s"' ''''''''' '"'