The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21
PASSAGES rRox DOMESTIC LIFE.
m mss. JANE q EasERsOs.
THE sEPsstTIos

THE sEPGstTI0
..y.snr love, which ~ their bridal eve
II.d prDmlssd Lang 10 sisy,
psrsai ids FFomssT, tosk fErneh leave
and bore he lamp sway"
.Lis in the pawer Of woman 10 alien
lie ,l,s Affections Of the mnsl sdoring
sa.hanJ. 10 poison his feelings. % em
AFTER the kindliesl emotions oi his heart.
"a. in short. 10 make hin hate her,"
.ud Charles Proctor. ~ h. rnse TO leave
Il, once quite comforIabls hume.
"You M lnnger love me, Charles"
,,,d ms wife. with much aspeniy Of tome.
"a flush passed over her beautiful aud
expressive face.
!. No, So" said he. ." IL has not Vet
vnssd a. that point. and ! dread TO think
ih,I there is possibility that Il may"
why. What ',aye | done Z" brig A.
sou. suth a change IN Your feelings"
and she burst into tears. Charles vas
,b,ai 70 reply. but the snhs of his once
I..r anil sull beautiful Kate quite un.
m.n4ei hin. and he sank lnlo The chair
as a., on the po.a, Of quitting. wiIhOu.
altering u syllable.
They sal long sn1 sullenly apart with
%, speaking. each occupied IN difrrenI
rae-uYns. sllhnugh tendng - lie same
n.all-he wondering shat dc.nnn could
has implanted The ever frernns thorn nj
diss1aeni 10 = hear, winch he nal kand
n anticipated would awavs swell with
10 s,hsf seasaiiuns than tha.e 81 ipnts
ne Ia,e anl peace-iuJ she. repiaIpg
NJ, her hard fate ~" "a have linked her
.al..nlibly to snch a moa>prr,
U.y tras thiss Chirlet rr,rtnr was
, aubir. grperou. frlloT: ~ 80. r"d'w.
ell With gIali.les that elevated han sbhve
bsieiiow mea IN the scslF III lnIriirc; and
- Pitpn.sessing and sGtrr"Ee persna
we're united the bIahdesl and nn.t 90
s,png manners. Every BID, ad'nt'rl
hin. AMI enyIed hls easy ,sn'er and The
eq1lainiiy wi;h ahlch he "a,larr th'
iassd,ble cares and disappointment. fr'm
which the most fortunate H. u a1I ~.
snpL And Kate. i0o. belnre her aAr.
. lge. was . bright and bahyan beng.
singing like lark from very ligh!n''s OF
heart, aud with features from aud mlsion,
GlVlas evidence VI dispus'iop mid. gen.
We, and sfecuonate as that II the sweet
bird she tended With sn much care. For
beauty. grace and accomplishments. both
natural and acquired. she hd hui ies n
',l', aud she ~as thought 10 be an angel
~ all ~ho knew her.
Then ciy ,oa, tiis. | repeat Let
ne answer, gende aud courteous rraier.
and be not sexed with M Tor telling you
the secrets Of NV frIeads. KITE never
lsved her husband She married him
eecsu.e IL was Ih- hes, III r she had: and
. a wonan's heart is al ealgma, Charles
sas not aware OF the fact nuud their
hands were united. Il /. true. that her
Trends opposed The match. but that was
an incentive rather Than az imPehUenl ~
iis Conclusion. The GENT .nln. howey.
e., perseysred. and as the laiy hal made
up her mud To the matter. al, "hIsruuns
we're waived. AMI the m,s, "a drabls
inquiries sere ENTERTAINED n the prospect.
n" felicity Of the Welded pair. fhe hn.
n'y.mcna passed IS most ,eacy.m ,ons DO
-''*eeI and Ioyoas Il ITS r'.", ra2su'nus
MS TIL, anh worrying - inslpIIEiv Il, "a
d''1n" Boz happiness. u be enduring,
must 1rocacd rom mutual aIiachmrnG
and. a. IN = Mercantile concern. t,s ps1s,
q per'iy cannot be permanent when one
partner Is constantly drawing upoa the
res'drces OF the o,her. wilIIoui saprlvins
his lar por'ion Of tie capiial. and promo
ing The interests of the fra So in the
matrimonial venture. the aonsc nUst step
payment Il divided asaias, iGselt Carries
vas merchant. thence our metaphor.
They had heen ,narr.ed iEee wears.
Had they been happy ones! No, t" nct.
Iher. Al FIRST they went lolersblv wril.
10 be sure, the la,ly was generally n an
W hnmor; little chickering's ensurd, pe,n-
'ant remarks were baniied. and smart
answers returned, keen encounter Of
ne wits would ever aud anon arise; do,
nestle negIects would he maguifetl miu
grievances, and occasional disputes dege
aera'e Inio habrlaaI; quarrel succeeded
men, and at length an open rupture was
NE position Of tie bellIgerent partlcs.
3h'ch led to the remarks recorded OF the
r"nnenCement OF this verItable story.
Need We go on through all the chang
's' 'exsI'ons, annoyaaces. recrm'natlons
and sqIahbles thai ensuedl how mutual
a''sal'siac,lons took possession Of their
minds; how they separated; aud how the
meddhng world blamed, first one aud
men The other, and how they turned al
most heart broken away from wha. they
once valued so highly!
THE REgSION.
Oh woman! ia ouE hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, aud hard tn please;
3"t wnen aff, :I,on wr,uss the nrow,
&. nn,steriag angel thou"
&M IN ~ r-l.