Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-05

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III Wo' P'a'ea INC wii'en "''' !" " ,r'' " ".s
f'oruo'o anu 1ncii 'o'o'"S Tue one' ""'' so '"a'
"ouia serve 'or wiring 4 ho'e' Pu'" mo a'o''o'
portfolio winch a'teaay eoh'a'n2, nui'''''f u
similar papers HAVING co"p'c'e' o's ''to h'e"
sure o. economy, he tnfhci 'o""a' 'he young man
and invited hn,o dinner that very oay' Inc
youth accustomed 10 HE o' e'ee'hec eha
luxury ielt bnt l!Itie mcmahon so' a''iinS WIN
u man who could thus appropriate me iF''neecS oi
the caD0Eaies, by dpriVih2 nm OF MS waste paper
lie accepted The uvtalion, however anu promiseo
10 return al Tour O'CLOCK, bui Us ne oeccnaco "e
narrow staircase from the counting oil his pan
ker, his mind rapidly reverted 10 The observations
he had made upon that small gloomy room with The
two long Offices whleh led to il,encumbarcd with led
gers that were hall smolhered IN dust AND IN SMOKE
and where ten or a dozen young persons were wof-
king in silence, whose fuces appeared 10 hls Jau''-
deed eyes like perfect skelcqns lie thought OF
She windows pastercd with thick coat OF mu.'
through which no ray OF the beautiful sun OF FroV
dence could ever penetrate the little bow! OF box
wood, filled with saw dust, to serve Tor powder, the
oaoken writing desk, the dressing gown OF The ban
' ter and all these rccoecons rushing at once upon
his nne, produced The reflection, nave done
foolish thing IN acccoting this invitation, uut ne
muiler, day is soon passed
The duties at iNe toilette were discharged rather
for his own satisfaction than N compliment TO IN.
host who expected hun and that done, ir procecded
To the street ot.Rome where his bankers hous. "os
situated. As the latter had told INN his VIE did
not live III thu! part OF the mansion occupied by the
counting ouse, he begged on arriving to be conduc-
ted TO the lady. A number Of valets IN rch live
Tics led HIM across small garden, tiled With rare
aud exotic plants. and after eoDdnetiHS him through
several apartments su!puious1y turilislcd invodd-
cnd han 70 handsome drawing room, whore ds
found has banker, who presented h!m To his wife
and mother the former wss young ami pretty, The
latter no, yet old and both were dressed in ricA
; stuits aud adorned with fine pearls and sparkling
diamonds, which auested the wealth Of thu honest
aud laborious head o' the fauly he hliuse.! was
no longer The parsonage his gueol had in the
morning; he seemed 10 have ielt behind, AMONGST
the dusty led gets aud portfolios the man Of the blck
velvet Cap and woolien- gown while the iuunnrr,
and conversation Ut ID Or ~ visitors, no vcre DIS
semoed authorized the inference that MS l.ous, wes
one Of the best, II not the very best IN tie city Din.
ner served anI the young stranger became con-
WINGED II was So The viands excellent, tn
wines exquisite, the table covered wtn an abun-
dance of MASSEY silver plate; in short, tic young
traveller obliged mentally to admit that he
had never partakcn of more delicate fare, or seen
t greater display Of .nhc ence and he was NOR.
than ever contoupded upon usecrtainlng from ore
of the PERSONS near him, that the banker eayca sim
I WhlIe coffee was serving, he runlinstei or ali
that he hao Witnessed bnt his yoans IDEAS had 10
arrange themselves iuto tina. mutual Jepeudence
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