Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

tor the image Of nip "hom tate had fixed ..
her was clearly dein, in her minds eve ~
thing vas certain, that image bore no r,. Va
blance to the Hon. Augustus Hun,ino,s'H'
Fig Cholmondeley Gilliflower. "a
The next day Mrs Champienou ,.,,
progress. as they say in the House oiC,sa
mons. Lady Arliss was pleased a, the ae oUm
she he ard, and Bella wss asked how ,h, rL.s
the Hon. Augustus?
sNo, much, dear mamma; he is so srun;o |.
can talk Of nothing but dancing and dainty
masters
And wha, matters it, childr said LADY 4,
liss: he has twenty thousand a year.
1T is very tedious, mamma; he ALWAYS ,,p,
Of The same subject. DON'T think he can .'a
love me, or any body, and should like "a +.
leved-he is SO indifferent; and then do,s
think he has too many brains
He has twenty thousand a year. re,un.,
Mrs. Champignon.
Yes, but it is hard one must marry tv,,,,
thous sand a year, should wish to m.r,
man as we'll. do not ike man only he,,,.
he has twenty thousand year, which h. VIII
spend on dane ing masters and dogs. In uat
don't like him."
you mus try, my dear Bella replied L.,
Arliss. i. would be an excellen, ms,b =
point OF prudence, and prudence 10 these ,,,
is every thing
Meanwhile Mrs. Champignon issued ,,,,,
for a rout that day three weeks, in Berksk,
square, where she intended to proceed ano
step with the foregoing affair. RI. ,,ryv
Of Bella she thought nigh, he easily 20, Owe
and match so satisfactory for the dsush,,
her frient; could hardly be expected to b. m.a
mp in any other quarter. A mornings ndt al
horseback (tor Bella was an e1eellen, hury
woman) brought the young people ,ogelh-r d
an hour or Two one day prior to The time fut
tor Mrs Champignon's party. The Hon Al.
eu.tus confessed that Bella sat her hor.. vii
bu, that was mere third-rate Accomplished!
ouadril;ing in perfection was the grea, eI;a
lence of "a female in his view, and he bored 20,
Bella the whole MOI ning's ride with h'sr
Of dancing aud dancers, anc IN quadrll' py
ties he had been at the preceding twelve monk
No, u word Of compliment 10 poor Bella p,a
ed his lips. He did not seem to undesm'
making love, tina, was clear A yoVust
accepts little signing and fla terry from shN.
er: her impulses are those Of nature aud cor.
mon sense; these not having yet been eradsI
ed by the usages and opinions Of The s'a
world, and rendered cold, calculating, and h,rH
less. She had not yet learned TO prefer rti
ference 10 aff-c!ion, or the hope OF il, nor !;
desplse every thing but glitter and tinssI ms
fairs of The hearI. Bella had not acquired
prevailing fashionable notions upon this Sor
she had no, been out long enough. 'lfm,nI
Their forces me to marry Augustus, thousE
Bella, I must; but ! shall haze him noSi
standing, know shall Such were here
citations as she returned from her ride Vi
the Hon. Augustus Huntingtuiret Fi'a Chi:
mondoI9y C;nan-.-
I II was the day before Mrs. Chaupism;
parry; the milliner was just come to Try I'D
new dress fel Bella; Lady Arlis, and Nj.
Champignon were waiting The imporlau, ss
ration in her dressing room, and oil wa
with expectation OF the pleasure Of 70 morm
Bella promised to be more Than usually 81
to Augustus, in gratitude for the pre.srlaI
| superb robe, which was Of her own ehooly
Mrs. Champignon was calculating the dep.i
The impression il would make Oh The hrrli''
The qusdriller, il he had a heart, and Lady
liss was thinking Of The twenty thousand ,M
SUDDENLY Dr.. Blackeech was announced.
Show Dr.. Blsckleeeh up,' said lady Al.
to The servant.
Good morning 10 your ladyship, sid n
Doctor with a low bow.
The lady's pulse was felt. TIE usual i1c
~, wha. her ladyship mighr eat for dinner ID
answered, and the doctor was rising TO hat
the apartment, when Mrs, Ch.mpignon nqa,
ed if there was any thing new in town ID
morning!
Nothing that ! have heard impor'anr.' c
'wered The Doctor. There is foolish yog1i
fellow Of good fortune married an opers-dana
yesterday. forget his name
Can't you reeoIlect Doctor y said lady A.
liss.
Let me try. Oh yes! ], is the H"uor
BILE Augustus Huntinglurret Fig. Cholnnt[
y IiliiAower, of Sheepshanks Hall, NJ. Pc
Sh"reham.-Good morning lady ArIiss"
Who could have dreamed Of such alhi'g !
said Mrs. Champienon.
tie is very we'll matched, think ST
Bella; he may quadri'le nov day and ng4
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