Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
Aiaceilsrenug.
A STORY.

Charles bad only been married q
week, and bis wife adorsd bin, o.
these young wives, wien they yield W
theR pure, deep affections, and break
through the restraints of basbfui fear
how they do love And these young has
bands too, when, from the lonely, and
sometimes miserable adventures of the
unsta ole world, they have gathered in
all the wealth OF their scattered feelings
20 concentrate il upon one object, what
sacred Joy swell in heir bosoms-what
brilliant images floa. in their magma
ton! They scarcely live, except when
together. They could not conceal the
bliss which they drank 10 from each 9th
er's voices: nor con,rs their eyes from
reading IN each others gIances che 81
lent bat sweet passages Of love. Ii one
left the roen,, though for only ten min
utes. the other was sure TO follow; and
ifany prying stranger had beeo within
gun shot Of their circle, lie might have
heard half Uttered terms of eudearment
of feigned anger, from every part OF the
house.
Charles had been absent two DAYS
Poor Julia had been wishing for him.
HIS well kaown step sounded in the Gu
try. the door opened, and she met him
with heightened colour in her cheek,
and her blue eyes flashed from beneath
their long flashes with sparkles ot un =
wonisd pleasure.
Shall I mention particulsrss II is
scarcely worth while. f!e who cannot
imagine how warm hearted young
wife, IN Iha honey moon, would meet
her lido after 40 absence of two whole
DAYS is no reader for me.
"Gh!" she exclaimed, after the first
transport had a little subsidized, II am so
glad ven have returned, dear, dear
Charles! was sfta!d you might not
come, that you were sick, or some scci-
dent had occurred. But here you are.
And now, have you had a pleasanttime ?
and how do they all doe aad whom did
You see? aud" ----
Charles stopped her rosy mouth VITA
kisses.
Yes, here am, safe and sound, aud
full Of news; but you huddle question
upon question with such volubility HAT
sha Ii never get chance to answer
them, aud your pretty mouth here wide
open TO ask | don't know how many
more.
"WeH, them answered she, hinging
herself into al attitude of attention, and
folding her arms like a Judge upon a
bench. ''ihsre--I am dumb, and ready
to listen to the news II wont speak an.
-ther word ill you have done"
And with considerable apparent diff
Guilty she closed her lips.
Nov then" said Charles "maEk me"
II viii" SAID Julia.
"WpIl, them" continued Der husband,
laughing in "the first place, they are ali
well, in the next, have had very.
pleasant time; and, lastly, have seen
old ar Peterson, and Aunt Sarah, and
Mir and Mrs. Vanderdyke, and little
Bob, Henry. and SIaria
"And this" inquired Julia, "is the
news Il at YOU are 10 tell! and these are
all you SAW"
"Oh, MOI" replied Charles. mysteri-
ously; ''fsr from it, JUIia. | have met
one more the very counterpart of We
nus, Such complexion-such ringlets,
long and glossy aud cheeks-roses
and lilies are nothingto them There is
nothing in all nature sweeter than her
lips, and her eyes are bright dasgers no
man should rsshly encounter They
were soft, netting liquid, heavenly blue
fall of the Iight OF intellect, aud tremu
lous, every beam of them with tender
ness that makes the heart ache"
"You are onty jesting with me-" said
Julia, euds aVoting, butin vain, ~ check
toe change that come oVer Der face, as
the shadow ct cloud falls on the
stream. -"This is soeoe etoiid Dutch
beauty, and you can scarcely describe