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

direct reverse Of their present course Il woud ~ ne
to prepare for with the utmost prompiude s -
seo 'ns eAceen' man. ito havethe courage to meet pov
" boldly, is, to dsarm it Of half its erros womb ~
ADVISE hat we dispose OF all our splendid apparel and esp
siye ewelry, in chests, not to be opened Or
at until we be restored to property and possession.
that we leave Paris in simple clothing and n
humble MANNER as best BETTING present
feel assured that the good and affection Of nv ba
family will induce them cheerfuy adopt this measure
10 uttering these words he anxious glance on
group around him. and his eye rested with parental nI
on the blooming countenance Of his only daughter as with
smile ofhearfelt resignation she caspsd an expensive pa
necklace and threw it into of the packing boxes which
stood near her This was the signal each individual speedily
collected all their elegant APPAREL and without sigh Of re-
greet, saw them locked up and corded, with durability
And now, my Children continued the count Il seam.
to me advisable that be known future only BY our pan
family name, titles and poverty very nconguous COM
panons; beside, the simple of Lgere will be more ac
ceptabe TO humble neghbors than if we were to 90
amongst them with all the applications ofnobiy All these
points being adjusted at early hour the and his ami
able family their journey of exile. We pass over the
difficulties and detention that occurred the road and see
them about slowly winding dowa the hill at the foot Of
which their dwelling lay The last departing beams of the
glorious declining orb glered the smooth surface Of
peaceful stream that flowed the cottage one side of
which was an extensive vineyard and the other neatly
enclosed garden rich with Foras brightest gifts The slop
ing hill side clothed in smiling verdure and altogether
of the loyeest they had behed The
countess pressed the hand Of her husband and whilst the tear
of sensby rembled in her expressive eye she exclaimed
Alb my dear Henri, not be happy in this charming
place i Ifyou satisfied am was all he could fepy
The present appearance Of the house and lands much i'm
proved from what il had been when the count last visited the
cottage and he contented The late tenant had
purchased the adjoining property and ehs the poe
sble order In few days the family weAqute established
in their abode and their kind neghhor assisted them IN
every thing in his power. They procured from Montpelier
The capital Of Lower Languedoc every article and
soon found there many pleasures fetirement hitherto
otaly unknown to them Monsieur Lgere as we shall in
uure call him, with the early dawn and by
directed arid assisted the abors of the vineyard
whose purple clusters amply repaid them for their toll
heir returns met at and simple gepast by the
blooming females of the happy cottage whose smiles gave
est to their humble meal, unknown many of their former
ashionable breakfasts But the mild balmy evenings we're
evoed to innocent mrth and The valet,
the general care-taker other house, exceed playing
the VIOLIN and his fame very spread throughout
no neighborhood Most of the young people assembled
ne green plot before the Hill Cottage, andmany bright
ght night far advanced the spghy throng dpers
At of these festive meetings. the eldest of Nom
eur Lgere absent As the hours away the
y Of his parents increased He had been to Montpe-
er, business With the wine merchant and sad much
eyond his usual time AT length Berence observed to
urry up the bill path and speedily She whispered
the of her master, who immediately from his
and followed her. She led him the high road where
appeared. followed by four carrying litter on
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