The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-04

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I Twas right, George, exclaimed Sclby',
kinsman. Need tell how much I l,a,c tha
idola,rous comn,unlon.; but ill it please
Heaven 10 point out the path, and clear III,
I film away which pnpnl dclusions have cas
over Barhara's reason, as a true knight and
lover, thou must proiec, her IN the free ex-
ercise Of what she thinks religious wor-
slip
have so, Hurry, and so will contin-
ue doing. But 70 proceed. For a time, il
ever man knew happiness, found il in
/ Barbara's arms. She trusted to the creed
IN which she had hec, so artfuIly sch,ucd;
but though her views were false, there was
| in Hll she though and did such fcrvid p,wity
TINT, if innocent alteration be. pleasing to
tho Deity, hers must have been acceptable.
Once, and once only, stole unguardedly
upon her privacy. She was knceling be-
fore the altar Of the Virgin Mother ap-
preached in silence and, unconscious TINT
any one was listening, Foverhenrd her sup
p|icntions. The oiison that passed her rosy
lips wag for my present and eternal hnppi-
ness and so innoccntIy but arJen,Iy was
Tue petition offered up, that knelt beside
her and united my prayers VIII. hers. WINS
itwrongl What thought the Virgin smiled
upon us, it was not the senscess canvass on
which the Florentinc had poured the magic
touches Of his pencil that worsl,ipped.
Mott was to Him alone who had power,
that bent my knee. We rose. She flung
her arms around me, and as she kissed me,
murmnrcd, George, though our crceds
may differ, surely, lord of my love our
hearts nfe one !.
And can doubt touching the love Of
such wonnn cross thy mind, George Z
a las my friend, what I'M alteration a
few weeks made. From the time TINT IN
fcrnnl conspiracy was discovered, have.
remarked her become thoughiful and de-
pressed. Fancying that she feared shosId
in.bihe a prejudice against popcry, that
might even extend isself TO her, endeav-
orcd by renewed Intentions TO prove TINT
my love was unchHngeable' She seemed
to feel my kindness, wept upon my bosom,l
ana 'nnnxcu me ior my confidence. sud-
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