Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

towards her; was assisted carriage and sea.sd
the side Nj r. before the fall reality OF "has had P
ed nll.d her miad Msslda wrecked OF 'ae IA
lured heart guiding folly had tortured almost 10 ma
ness rallied Rachel numerically nbod, her cosns'y
,ha Mr. r. began despise himself io being jealous oil 50
M r.eov.red his sunny huno and exer,ed his powers OF
fascination successfully Rachel yielded asaa 20
,heir Influence aad hsed toE time the sell accusing sr
il bosom. Admired and carres'ed' receiving
from all and devotoa from one, was she napier
,hat sh,, l-5oughi hnar ;han whea she inoNe "
her native village. simplicity and haPp ~
homage OF aprsh, heastt Those VINO saw he' 'et ~
the ds. of ma, CAV scene might imagined 50; ni
they behsd her after the midnight hour,
By the tsrng emberlhe lamp dim and uasno'sed
before he7--heT costly ninens trowa On
cheek dropping her trembling hahd--tsy WAN
wondered tran.forlnaoa loer was spread
upoa her iap--toT kedSen mad seat pacNe' u1'l @
which ne had brought fon hex home,
MS wiki thousand messages ofioVe nc one ss
had JUS. bean reading was from hex 'aiaeF-oa oH'
her ewes remained rive.ei. .'tad ching. nv oeto
chiId forge, 10, yo friend. Reu5s,, nor ~"
less. because he not dress as by, 1'' 'i'e "
fine coxcoH5s tha. has-s the tso's@s u 'ic
wealthy ani wen osssfsSs Yod
love. He live onges without seeing YOU
lie is come 10 bear ID yoa blessings and regrets III
you with MIN. my child fear mucni e,' N me
greas world where YOU now dwell, canker viii bgA,
golrd have planted and beneath "'ose sres' sAa
my old age still hopes 70 rest"
Mv father, OH my repeated the r.norss-sick-
en- girl, ..shy leave you. But viii return
20 youF arms ] VIII beg fox Reubsn's forgiveness lw
acknowledge my vanity and folly He 10 al taas
Kind and good. ihe morning shall eNpia'e 'i' ~ "
this night
But Reuben came no: with the morning saabeans, TO
Offering OF peNIieace ITS ~
spirit be bruised and ampsied upoi-so be c'
by ickle though idolized beauty iie was con-
his worth, and would have died raneE 'aah
reminded her of her broken troth lie Sc II her ho'e con-
tanning these wordsand thsy wee all lsacAel you
are foe.-fee as air You promised remember
while remembered Creator. orsiYo YOU Tor los-
getting me-bu, pray thee, forget no, Hsn,-Redoen
Leaving Rachel drink the draugh her own hands nave
n-eDared we return awhile to her fathers household. 1t
is a pleasant picture contempiafe-i1e nresde Oh
iog baar,b enli~bte,ed by .he blaze OF a pins-knot
Of h-stasa
t wind whs:led against the Windows; the bows OF me
trees occasionally sweep against the house VIII gEoahg
sound, creating feeling OF comfort and gratitude "'i
contrasted with tho chill an dssoaiioA aoooa. 40
with book upon ms knee, ms Wile
i'll anoths7 knitting WIKI oae 100. upon me c1a'' a -
possible asilis and pleasures IS kh''s
and reading the same Time Ie al every gust 'ne
ewes turned towards the window win an a,N
expression, if some beloved one ins'I oe
tie blast little chair stands near the he-slde. II Is
the Rachel occupy and every nSht ~ 'ey
gathered hearth, the parents IN inaghato pc
bright form OF their cariinin hef acc"oS
s.Sbe NAV I've with u.s. again. mis- very night said the
father sbu,ting his looking the coid gey
drifting clouds; ..Reubsn viii re'urn-and al" sure
sWe must forgive her'' cried mother, ''f che
little longersae is happy here and 50 musn cares
and after being nuch luxury. II WIZ De SAD
change the poor child. to her that she inight
If she would.'
II am sorry for it, said the Farmer. '.God tempers
the lamb. Heaven grant that my lamb
may restored before she shorn OF the sneefing
fleece of innocencs and truth
The clear notes of the stage broke melodouy
IN. silence of the evening Every heart hrobbed with
oectaon The FIRE the hearth was repienishad, the
books laid asde-a minute seemed in Duration, an hour
At last The door opened, and Reuben entered
Alone-Reuben alone - repeated by voice
..And Rache-is she we' And did she not write, and
why has reuraed were questions almost simaita
neously asked
.he is wellshe ishappy, said Reuben, 'sbe ala m
edbu cold and tired and the wind has taken away
my BREATH
He sa, down by the fire and leaned his head his
hands, shade his face from the anxious eyes tina
gazing it, The naughty consciousness of insited
WORTH supported him when alone failed him In
presence OF thai afeconate family, where he ha 50
long held the place of brother and The dream
beautiful and seemed and now II was ali
His head dropped lower and lower till il rested on
if seadng Mingled with the slee
which his garments coyeEed let not his MANHOOD
be despised
All seemed have inuiiive perception of the TRUTH
on shoulder. said low, solemn voce1:i IS the
always unite in prayer, that Being who has
~, ,r;oble ,es or sna dow of change. Kneci my
Reuben knel. down The very spot where ma
BENT humility RI z'',f ny har faiaes
sIe aud composed and sirenssenea. lie 'oa there
ne had met speidor he had @itnnsed, and the
written. lie begged OF them never 10 renew
ne subject promising no: 10 become an alien from their
household He had yielded all the weakness he ever
should manfest he fe as new energies were born VITA
in him. And it even IL was observed by many
that Reuben Hastings looked several older than before
though he was paeE and ihnnef, ,here " as an
IeJ dignity and and intellectual express
sion coua;enance, that became him much better as
than his former rudy bloom lie st! pased par
of almost evening Farmer HaFeus, reading aloud
while lydia sewei-ekpeenring Igatiui sesa-
ton of epose IMMIGRATION, the gentle Kindness OF
ber manners and purity of her thoughts. Matilda
had written REQUESTING Rachel till after
her feing. shortly take eiace. Mrs Haven
nnch Reuben could nor aneas
tina, promised forward her secret ambitious hopes he
tasr said bu, subject. b, his increased silence
and gravity evinced additional weigh; was reiag
O., his mind Il, bu, li,:le difference now replied
~ the reasonngs his wife, "a fe" weeks longer does
,ot rn,ar much Let whole cha DC Tiaao~sd from
wheat
And where wa. Rachel, Had the blossoms of her good
esou,io,s Welded fruit, had tey wherrd and fallen
liz. u,neiv spng fosersl Alas the soil which they
grew was shallow. and thorns spFang 70 CHOKE them III
taar birth Matilda persuaded her tnat u was undignned
AMI unIady-like her expressions rtd,cUio. 20
and who had her light
W. ma dwell an the Brilliant establishment: within her
r.ach she even convinced her that il world be double
ne iu-r to reec, love of Mr.. R, 70 whom report
had already ehcd Asaiied by such soPaistEy. IA
o tried 70 satisfy herself that IL all right, ba, the
color of r cheek became f, and fainter. ari the deep
violet of her eyes oes assInod pale and heavy hue
I, was ONLY in the presence Of Mr. R that she bs!ieved
She toe exciseen, OF the
and looked TO passing future Iifs with of whose
ra,l whose principles and faith Christian sac
knsw nothing VIVA, her conformation, aer se-aszA
when il y as announced hat his accomplished ahd
chatting man arrested for the proved crime Of J'sy
when the city with the tidings- aoa -
thar her eama was associates! vita his in al 'ao
fashion ..~.a tn. 49,
Now were Reuben's wrongs amply 49, 49,. ..-L,:.r.I
duoc of an ua1rnc pied daceiTeE, 90. :. - 9
d;Izv making over n. Drink from .n'cn sis vas " 10
b,;,s IA red. Ioa.aug erey uiis M Ao :" a.