The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

ssspeeled il w4s . Irirk Il Fredenck ).
ypa lOs,k very pale indeed. aid ssem
very RsTgsms. ] shall bT,hs yuH mr.
camph"E phial. IL ~lll compose you
I NO. do ssss. llesla much better. l
would not trouble sou Coz aGy thing
Who're i Miss CaFalins Ihls maningr
InJsed. answered L.,uisa. 4 am sor
- sislfF i Ilnl heEs; she rude Uul wIlh
ialhrr and m,ahrr.' @H -
Ard a=Ii you alone. continued he.
/. Then am 1 soasrwhsI lucky sl.rr all
'SHr said is0nlss. rvnelag surprise.
~ have daslred laH salne IInr.' SAID
he. 10 mud aa opPouunll, like Tie pre-.
ssnl.' rs.asr. -. gs... s..s .s5.se a.u b.
1 really do no, uad-rslsRd yos.' in
lerruP,sd Louisa. What do you meanr
%. ! mean nolhlng IN The safld; |
only ssnsrd 10 tell you. ihal--lhaI-I
lose--sdarr you.' en.,s s,~..s -.
= And 10 thai air. answered she smiI.
ing; then lmusi onl, iell you. than l sm
mol in The habit al receiving sny thing
grsluilausIs. and hsve aaIhins 10 give
you IN exchange Tor your regard A |
hate a visit 81 make Ia Nc. Shann's.
and you seem tceak aud FEEBLE irom your
fright, ! would NOT disturb y"u wilh MY
presence longer. Father will no doubt
be back difsedy.' Saying which she lefi
the room. @. - # 4ras 4A -Ha4r@n.
iiwsslhus LsuIsa Clinton treated him.
whom III al Others she thought the least
Of Had he been man ~ refined feel.
lnRs or a cultivated TASTE size you'd lIasr
acird differently. She had treated hun
respectfully, however. IN such manner
- she hoped would wauad his feelings
Of pride aud vanity. and cheek his pre-
But Tor The fscl that Henry Sey lon Vas
the son af Colonel Sc, Lm. who IN his
life lime Mas beloved Ear aud near Go his
many virtues. and ihaI be- Was the oaly
heir W hl- lsTgs ess;s. he would have
been lrea,sd by all his ssgns,nlancrs ..
bis iopplsh rep"rlmeat nierilrd. ~# ~
Such however was Car from the actual
stale Of thugs; he VAS eouried snd Hat.
tered by many an snsI0crat merely he
cause be- was Henry Seyion. This va,
The case with VIZ. Clinton. wha ronirm
plated an alisnee hriw ern him aud ht,
eldest daughter - somr.hihg des"Utly
~ be wished and from his attention d
whom. and her favorable acceptance, Ihs
event Vas supposed mt YER, lar distant
The surprise ihereiors ii Louisa may b,
easily Imagined Bur she concludrt
that she wunld 81 Tar respect HE ieeilugi
as TO keep silent upun the .ahjeci 81 hI,
declsrssian 10 her. wril knnwIng thai 1,
say any ,hius against hn; would be u
lncur u,e ,displessUre no. ony of her sic
ter. but Of her parents. 9. r.
The hunters returned from the chase
and Charles Hsrgrose spent thr rseRiuI
with The family III old MI Chiffon. Ere
drrick contrmed the statement Of Mr.
SeyIpn's fright. VII" with Caroline has
gone 10 a n.lRIbar's--and laughed hear
tily a, III. i"ke Charles Wa receive,
and treated b, the old felix's with 9 re-
sp-ttfuI GOODNESS aud reserve, and who's
keen sensIhili,y the cause and design o
which Jailed not to penetrate. He wa
respectfully distant To louisa. whose ma
tural easty and livelluess during tn
whole evening VAS singularly changed.
Bul i. needs not the faculty Of speed
to bc,rsy The bosom's emotions. Their
,s sruiimcn; written IN the rsdisn, lus,r
of The eye. whose glance alone express
es ITS meaning tn whom II is directed.
is an hnnest index II The heart, and con
veys in a language which canine. be mis-
taken The srlen. wh,sperines ri affection
i ITO be concluded in our nex,.l