Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-25
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! vuaAs's LOvE.-A TALE.
- .sde Or, fits not The same,
-, ,h,oush so-row, through glory and saams;
T = - Il CULTS in that hears,
- -, bvs thee whatsvsr saou ART"
esJSs MooRE.
mist recollcct the thrilling and
D sIsz!,,,..r,tion Of the above sentiment i"r-
- &c srasical story OF Emmett t"c 'f'sn
I'D which had been So .hr,i'ngy "ep, ;,
7a's't -. !. II. story OF the "Brokcn Hearted"
,sdf ~, .,and as a solitary instance IN the
No. -..,,r'. affections. The every day
ssag # the observer, Of human nature,
n1~. -. IN, there is foriitndc and c'as-
~ 81. lo,s Oh even the most retiring AMI
sag ,h,, ds6cs misfortune and disgrace;
~ I..r.. v,,h purcr and brighter ray the
o.H ~. -. cloads gather around its Object.
49, MI tho sunshine OF prosperity when
sss.M dimes brightly upon US, that we can
-. ,uorccjaic the unyiclding fenacity OF
80 ,c.e BIT go to the dark and miscTa-
80 800 !. ~h;ch misfortune h1s reduced some
r s. sa,1saaj victims; ask It's wTctchcd IN
ous " -, te his saved most valuable, from the
"ns s. y IL once princcly fortune, and ten 10
~. =. I'll mint to his wife, the pride OF his
-, .av tho soIacc Of his aiilIct,on. And
$3.50 4. heart is capable of approaching the
a.
~ ~ s,ch = tscasJre, what To him are AL oth-
:. 49, = mverscs 50 long as 1t remai"s AZ
= .,.eIi They pass BY him as tho waves Of
=. -. sh;eh may toss the traii basquc which
.h.v ~, ssvard 10 its destination; but which
!. ..,ee affect the cquaninhiy of i's coJT5c,
$500 the scssnisy OF its inmitcs.
D., 4. .,,.tsry. Ellen II inroc was the only
.,sb,er of a wealthy S,ull,crn planter, wa, had
..,red :, pains OF expense in her education.
p~scssed Of NJ Common share OF personal bca'i-
!, and The heir Of the large estates OF her father.
i,rhasd was soughtby "a numerous crowd of al
r,r,s. Left 10 her unbiased Oh ice by the
Lnl indulgence Of do'ina pa en', she passed
b. the oGsrs Of tho wealthy and distinguished
,,,sss by vhomshc was surrounded and se.ec-
ted lws snnsg the companions Of her inf'Dcy.
one sbss eaE recommendations were untlem-
pbedokasrssr and n mind oil the first order.
Hissei Rsymcnd had been her p!ayfeIow in
nascy and her constant companion IN the more
Isbnosd stages Of childhood. As she sprung TO
vushpod and he found her constantly surroun-
n " he proud and wealthy Of the land,
kisi dscoy cred how deeply his hear, YVES en-
.aled, aud MS own proud spirit dictated I" hin'
M rcccs.isy oil Withdrawing from the sici,lity
\ % dangerous an influence. True love -
! n t,m,d: AMI when Iaym,n! contrasted his
|s.se~ S.ss.aPsAtmish& that Of tis'so with whom
! must enter The liz, as rival, hope lied with
! his heart. il indeed il bad ever existed there.
The struggle was long AMI bitter in his breast,
y. pride iriaTphed; he could hear ~ leave her
! bar as memory might be permitted to- cherish
y, mage. ~ one not loved III vain n, could 1--we
kya the memory Of the past; but I" the cold and
kaEaag refusal from her lips. IT, have the ioniy
tssssd climera's OF his boyhooJ dashed tn the
rmsd f.rrvsr. BIZ go. -. 10, .no.J -
lanes in tho ,ioIeht-hc lacked the fortitudc
J snveii.
Hs determined To flee the scenes OF his ihiin-
b 6eeyer, and to seek refuge. in the wilds Of
Esss, fron the iniddcnin@ memories which cy-
Nv t,sh and every tree around him recalled but
~ iorrlly 10 mini.
4 plin.I task remained ~ b, performed; COM
)pa courtesy dcm,ndc,i that he should not dc
pit si'hoat bidding her farewell; pride Whisper
is,ih' il would be too plainly cxhibitin" his
feAness tn shlnl f.om the parting interview.
ncrcd himself for the task and the evening
rehia y that fixed for his departure nc called
the incniion Of bidding her hasty alden;
1nrv I, cxpccta,on nc found her alone. The
aas'cfity o. manner which he Ind determine
paSume, faded before the reception which he
esith, and seating himself beside her, he for n
NbFgot the object OF his visit.
Ian glnd to find you alone this evening" said
nkngih, as she laid aside tho guitar, with
IA she had been accompanying her voice IN
his i,vorite songs.
Tat IS pleasure ] should have enjoyed very
ad late Frank, it had depended on you for
many" replied Ellen. '.Thesc long inter
between your visits arc unkInd: Surely
set been 50 unfortunate as to offend YOU
'NElen," replied he, '.but from what wit
'sed during the last threc or four visits which !
should suppose YOU were not likely 10 suffer
~ IRON want OF company"
.~e vas something al rcproach in the half
a."' lone 70 which he uttered these words, she
y, o0' slowly 10 perceive IT,
1"hk, she replied after looking al him for 4
silence, "when Ellen Mlnroc forgcts
.a 1,end', 1t will be time To rcproich her with
ser new ones with that courtesy TO
Nm.n ''''" '0' vi
mean not % Elem he hastily remarked.
sy iniendcd-Au, M matter. lhayc no re-
asaes 10 make, il had, they would be but III
IaO farewell interview. lh.ve come 10
,ou adieu! and forever!r'
raw, surely Won JEST" returned she. "what
ar; thas.' '''
aosaagry Ellen" he rcplied-his assum- !
-. last deserving him-'.l have no cause
even the slightest; and believe me
~ a would be no light cause thu, could excite
;, ~ y" selling in my breast towards you-bu,
}. ~ W-a'eht. most probably forevcr-to-mor-
Saaspsrt for Texas
5. ~. 80 sce; Yet her look was more eloquent
~ could possibly have been. He could
I Ieaod tit told him that the ties which
ssd sunay year of infancy had cntwined
~ - ~ercyet answered; that with her
yum thc heart was unchanged. His vows.