The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

.onc de Rossignee 1.-The invalid. gently laid couch
d a few minutes after, physcan whom Henri had direct
"A 40 fellow Them arrived from Montpelier HepronouncedE
h ,Oound dangerous but not mortal This amabe family
yoed themselves their guest, and in few weeks had the
saction of numbering him amongst the happy group that
wounded their cheerful board and when Monmoren-
had acquired strength enough travel he fingered, if
s,s- hound, in the Hill Cottage. The singular beauty and
acknowledged worth Of daughter Of his host the youthful
,due had infused new-e sensation in his heart, of
bch she was perfectly unconscious Her care her attentions
~ the elegant stranger the pure dictates OF humanity
and habital poeness; but every feeling of her in
cen heart centred in Albert Rwardan, the only son of
chair kind neiqhbor Like themselves the father OF Albert
had seen better days. his had received one of the best
ancaons to be obtained in the first seminary OF Brenne and
since his residence in Languedsc he had been the daily
canton Of his admired Adele They crowned at the vim
. and thew invariably opened the rural BALL. but the md
a.; of Albert had ever prevented him frcma verbal acknowl
sdoment Of his sentiments though he knew and felt that
,bev we're duly appreciated and fully understood Hewas al
- h intimate friend and beloved companion Of Henri the
h,bsr Of Adele; but when his lovely sister the theme
G DISCOURSE the natural modesy of Aberts disposition nya
raby imposed silence him. thus Henri was uniformed Of
,be real sentiments Of his friend and what was his surprise
when he told hra the noble Montmorencs love for his dar
, sister 70 see deadly paeness oyerspread his counten
as with cenched hands he rushed from him to conceal
h o,at;on in retired aleove. The truth flashed
,h mind Of Henri He sought his sister, and according 10
aiyen began nercede with her for the accomplish
d Montmorenci She answered him with tears The pecn-
of her situation such that she could not
Aoisoe preference for Albert who had never demanded
~ hand ar ever ted her he oved but the goodness Of her
ht and inst principles convinced her Of the necessity of
annhatne every hope in Montmoenc which she did not
realize and she begged her brother to assure him
csndav that her friendship and esteem was all she had or
h Al, she could bestow on him. With this, Henri left her,
yeaning with brohery pressing her iur
,ba on the subject But when Monmorenc heard the deci-
sion Of her he loved fondy all the natural haugnes OF
b snoson rose in tumut Of passion, for he had been IN
a1loed from his earliest infancy and had never known the
,;no If dsapponent until the present hour; and Ill could
b book n The heir of the noble house OF
he defeated where he had placed his dearest hopes how could
he endure IL! Many airy vision had hoated round his head
~ HE ouch of suffering for the future ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the
h,;G,l Adele In Imagination he beheld her glossy rngets
will splendid coronet, and her polished form adorn-
"a souous clothing; but that Adele for whom he would
- sLed the dspleasure Of his whole house, had in re-
- srSb;s ardent professions, offered him the tribute OF
III His pride was humbed; and forgepgthe OBJ
,,; bs was under to her whole family, he left them in
lint i'll concealed beneath the speclous veil OF studied
oeness and the lofty adeu which he waved to the lnhao
,ants of the Hill Cottage will long be remembered by them
with painful feelings of deep regret for
Ls ,hav ,gished TO esteem To brilliant education and
Sine talents we're added the most pleasing though dgnhed
snners with face and person that might serve us model
foytbe sculptor's chiselior the painters art.
put there was one whom his departure iIed with the ut
most pleasure Albert bebed him dashng down the opposite
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