Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

! Irlfue seemed ain
did not daFe to look s'ef n
Her first thought w w W
but she remembered Der father sea
Foster, and also that she "a 8 NJ D.
power, and ifshe should then exieHd 70 BIN
the contempt which she felt he. % richly
nerited. ihere was no doubt of his haViBg
meanness enough to expose her N every
/ street.
Mr.. Foster, said Caroline. | know MT
how 10 adlrcssEou. You have overheard
a conversation, which Isup1nsed was a Sc
cret ID all the world, save Wodlnngton and
myselt.-fM kpow that chiFalric man ne
yer communicated to y1l, or any one else,
the events Of last evening hy opinion q
him was freely given--so It WIS 0t you'll
said yea were worthy the lOveoI any wo-
mm Twas mistaken; lam not hypocrite
enough % conceal my feelings toward you
now. Will send down to Mf. Warrington
and inf ,rm him that he was watched, tot.
lowed and overheard.
lie knows il, interrupted Foster; but
aecl1re to Won, Miss Mirton, i was acel-
dental. Peters and myself were walking
together, when we overheard you in csnyer-
saiion; but believe me, mldam, il shall me-
yer be known to anpther, an only spoke
ofittote tell YOU somach. lean i'.rgive your
abuse, bnt | am not whit ynu suppose me.
| loved you,-Lwas vain cnpngh % hoi'eye
yna were not altogether indifferent 20 me,
ANIL had aanpsI (from wish To do 50 per-
haps) parsuadel myselflhlt the mnnner Of
your plrting with Mr.. Warthingiol last
night, was only decent way Of getting rid
Of a man 70 whom vol had childishly pron-
<el YOURSELF Ifthis lIld been the ease,
this day shoald hqys.lccared myself yonr
bycr; bit now, nothing would a!igd mo
more pleasure than to see you married to the
MN you love.
Caroline hid her face in her hqnikerchlels
and wept Ihave d me you injustice, she
said--I crave yoiIr pardon, Mr.. Foster, tor
my violence--bat | was 50 much excited
o, it does appear to me, fit were possible
to love any body else but Worthlngton, That
other would be you.
d. me- give way to the weakness OF weep
ing, said Foster. blake known your Iecl-
inys and engagement to y'ur tther; ba
loves Won toomach to interfere SO essential.
" with yoar happiness-
/ cannot, cannot, MI. Foster. You say
Peters was'wllh yo'i--how | fearthai H'n.
Dclieur E=lr seeret wild bim Is 'sateS
no man orahollor thln Jack
Peters.
| ] do not believe, said Ciralinc, he would
Ltallitp,siil g,if,lthe aisahiefaf hisaalAlfes.
is s. great tliathe viii be just as sure to az
llade to it rs he lives, in s,ms way or o'her,
/ whenever he has chlnce, either by loaks
words or gesture.
Jack his delcacy, Croline, and mores
| sound good sense, notwithstanding his care
less, thpaghtIess manner.
Where is he? said Clroline.
left him qalzzing Ms. Wilkins, who IS
in a complete fever tn find Outwho the gem
tlem1n is, or was, for he is gone
Gone! said Caroline, with astonisment.
Yes, replied Foster, by the lime it was.
LIGHT this morning; an your Eathcr lsas ha !
off to know who he was, as any body 10
town, for he heard him enquire for his house
at the inn last evining, anl his not coming
astonishes every body.
MR. Nj lrton was now seen opening the
cute at the entrances of the aysaIe, ia com,
tpnny with several persons, anl carriage
entering with him. Ym Ter comes Alick,
said Foster, aud Miss NJ nsell---ldieu, Car
oline. He bowed and sprang from the
door, leaving Caroline abfaptly--is wc
mlst onr frienls until the next chnpter, by
the enI Of which VIC hope to have them ali
together.