The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

hlaeh-wainscoied. and ringing 10 The tread |
like Eaulied tomb. Bun What docs il !
matter. can il be more dresry than nv
mIndF No. ThenheTe vi take mine
ease in mine inR. -. Now a--n lhai
PEE IN the wall. Il was put up 10 hang
= hat upon: bai IL seems by it, looks 20
hint thai u could sustain q hat weaTer.
And that imp there, perched on The point
IT ii-how busy he i adjusting an un-
substantial rope Huh Supernatural Jack
keloh-like sngI Of solemnry. Shadows
ssem tn flicker along The wall, and hide
nns faces mop aud NOW al me- That
kuG, IN the osken WsInscut giarrs Ike
Tire eve of an ogre The worm-ealen
tlouE cracks and >queskes under my fool;
aud iae cricket shtllls horribly under The
hesrlh-ssOne. Aud that hideous bali.
length Of publican ut Queen Anne's
Auguslan age! how the plush-ooaIed
monster stats Al me. liAe an owl from
an isy-bush metamerphnsed into wig!
| cannot bear ihi-! WAITER wamerl En-
Ter the L0ndiady What IN the name
Of al iilai - monumental. have We here!
t.The wnule duty If Man, 10 one volume,
f0H copy nGdf--ls Mr.. Evans "u.d sai
uryer heteid such a woman MI nov!
SIX lee, lwa, shield think. 10 hel slip
prrs! X, specttd be- the memory III the
late lsndinrd at lie Marlborough Head"
IL he subducd such an Eve as ,hIs. he
was a greater conqueror than The hero cl
! bienheim."
" WHAT Is your pleasure, sir" lShe
eoursnsps resprclfully.)'
] stand Upland my ewes are On q
ime ~rh ,!.c heys at her waits! " Mrs.
-Mo-.-"
"Fsdnug, sir, al your command"
"Ftrl'ngi-mIle, exactly not foot
less. b. good enough. Mrs Furlong. to
lei me have a couple Of chops, cn"hrd in
Your mrs, ,apabie manner; aud, pray, do
show me MO more cheerful room"
CerArnIy, sir" Il follow like a
Ipinn"w IN lhr wake OF lerIaihan!
"a. this viii do better. Here can
ser whalis ing an IN the word though
~ nut worth lUokl"g at. Erh Land
| dtg lha,e an antlp thy to all women,
hui re5lly there Is something sublime in
tins MIS- Fudnhg: a. lover of the plc-
lurrsque. shall pa'r"nIse her. Now, II
lw,re nul SICK Of 'h,s w"rkmg-day world.
: and Ill The parts and parcels "in, ! should
) be- tempted /" propose Tor ab,ut oue-hsll
Of Mrs. Furlong-,wenty poles or SO.
, | She has blue eyes--iair haIr--a complex
} ION like a May morning, aud reail, looks
handsome ard somewhat of the lad, IN
, her window weeds. Fore heaven, I've
, seen worse wnmen:-Thsn her voice is
| soft aud low an excellent thing IN W.
man Aud this is a snug inn too; a
comfortable room ihIs--.carpeted, clean,
and cosy--a view of walery Venice, In
> oils, over the fire plgce. and Before Mar
: rage and After Marriage IN Bowles
and Carver's best manner, on opposite
sides, A. they should be -. Hah! the
, chops already! and very nice they look!
, shalo' t,o. really, Mrs. Furlong, the
. ouIWorks ot NV heart-no very impreg.
: nable lorlress--are taken already. Now
9 let me have Just pint at your particular
= sherry ..... Hah! thus looks we'll
pale and sparkling tao, like a sickly wit,
: INSIST upon your taking glass with me,
| madam.
= SIR, YOU are very good!
4 "Qule the contrary. 4 good-sized
= husband to you. madam" Mrs. Furlong
= smiles, showing very handsome set oI
: teeth, and cnurlesles
"Ah, sir. YOU gentlemen will have your
: joke. Your better health, slr--lor you
: do no, look well +" %
n She has spoken this with such pi
!. tying tenderness Of tone that il has gone
' through my heart, and would, had II been
e iron! What makes nv lips culver, my
e tongue ialter. NY voice thIcken, and az
r unusual moisture come into my eyes
5 One touching word of sympathy! Am
Y then again sensible 10 those blessed inllu
= ences upon the heart AID atieclInus--pit,
and human kindness! Yes-ihen | liv,
!, IL live again! oh honey IN The mouth
!. music TO the ear, and cordial TO The
heart is the voice Of woman in The me
lanchnly hours Of man! Oh, woman! We
/ man! soul-sofiening, heart-wakening. life
g giving, happy-mak,ng woman! Lei th'
a hard and iron dealings and cruel conflict
- ings of this unsoclal world. make maj
u . monster--'ihe paragon Of animals
p the first and worst Of brutes; let all thu
is gen,ler virtues be dead and buried in hi
'e breast--Iel them. and all is not lost; il
thy lovely bosom. oh woman! thou mis-
sionary angel upon earth-there, ye tina
y are wre.ched and despised among men
u when We need and hunger after them
there may ye clam freely, and receive
as freely, pity. mercy, compassion an
IT charity. assuagmg tenderness, solacinl
tears and Smiles, holy love, and all tn