Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-06

Two years after carried me 70 Cuba, aud made
arrangements Tor my stay there during a
long absence n the East indies, which bu-
is'ness rendered necessary was pndesthe
protecuono OF widowed aunt OF my husband,
ana ''ved IN very secluded manner. An.
ge'inas nurse came to one Of my aunt's ser
wants, and brought the child with her. She
was 'hen only Two years old, but her counte-
nance hau nearly as much character as 1t
mas now, ana instantly brought to my mind
spanish youth VINO was educated IN Eng
iahu' ana ~ whom my father took much IN
terest | eagerly inquired her name; and
wnen she iisped out Angelina Gindrat, for
'ne hrsl tme knew tnat the companion and
playmate OF my early days, was a wealty
Planter IN the Island OF Cuba. had heard
OF MS marriage long before my own took
pace She paused and blushed deeply at
tue 'n'erehces winch nigh; be drawn rom
ner embarrassment then added but now
LOT Tue nrst 'lme learned that he was united
20 warm-nearted West indian glrl, who
o'ougn' MN a fortune almost princely ~ It's
'cvenues' ! soon aiter became acquainted
WIN Angeiinas charming mother. For
one year we were as SISTERS but al The end
Oh 'na' time' one OF those violent levers SO
and deprived me OF her in tho short neriod
Of four days. saw Gindrat bu, seldom NJ.
ter her death: but be confided his dauo hter
TO our care. and when NV husband son, me
word that il was his intention TO settle in
America, aud that must hold myself ready
to sail in the Amphitrite he eornestlv en-.
treated that would take his liule Girl 10
Boston, and educate her as If she were INV
own. When this was SUGGESTED 10 Mr. Rev.
nolds he made no obiect;o3. In, nm tho con.
| trary he seemed pleased with m. child and
with the idea that the ample remi,,ances
made for her support and education. ,rould
enable us 10 live In rather more STYLE Than his
income warranted--but [ know no, how j,
| is.n said she. turning her fsce from, me ne
she smoke @Mr Reynolds does not l;ke !,
that have lost INV e;rlisb buovnncv If sn;r'
it--be at,rbut~S 4 ,o--z,nav heaven Ioyg;ya
him for the uniust susnic;on which ha rd.ns
his heart aoains, The, l;itle Anyel;na--I car.
not talk on This subject. = continued She dash.
| inc awav The tears ina, crowded n her cvcs'
:. am going entirely among stranr.rs nd
NAV die there. lake this RING Should
You hear Of INV death sea ,ba, NJ C;;ndr,,
IS timely informed Of /, and ON no accom-,
| lose sight OF the ltlle haing for mhom YOU
na'e s"o"u eoI'"o. 49,
rssu"y pro'''Seu " .o'"piy VIZ" .''s 49,.
no more conversation passed. ~ '"e ,,'ne
OUT tue irankness WIN wn'eh sue na' 49,
eu 10 inc warian'cu hie u. "aains 49,,
possible inquiry conceln'ng ne' yosn
chaige. In Tue course % sese.a, s'. S,:'.,
ing conversations. , iea'nea ''a' W, ~ ua
raj was ~ declining s'a.e ol nepl'n' an.
maj al MS immense properly Moulu uss tn.
10 Angelina ana het ofo'ne' oIianuv .h -.
brother was year OF Two years 1'ue. ' ha.
ms sister, ana exceedingly a'.uenv" y ~, me-
he was absent " o's.an' Pal. y 'as ~; i'a n'
when me Amph''fi'e was 'cauy - sa',, a'i'
our detention was oceaslonea ~ hee ,a'ne.
anxious desire 'na' o's cn''uien snou'u III
brace each DINER before sepa 'a''un VIZ
he deemed necessary lo' ms oaugn'el ;'''
proyemen' ana future welfare Mosains ~,
poflanl 70 my s'o'y ooeu'.ea uu'i"s ."o .o ~,
J age, MI heyno'us ma'n,"'"sa une Sa =,
cold and rigid manner; MRS heyno'us' ~
f ways modest ana a'gn'neu 10 nei ,esei ,s
! seemed involun'aihy 70 look a. .h1 ~ '"a
: kindness which her oesoiMe Feelings >
much required ana Angelina every my
: ment twined herseli more cioseiy "'ounu ~
affections.
Al length Bosom appeared IN v'ew'
+ rousing my mind all The thousand endea'
: ing associations of homeland country IN
Joy Of a returning iraveller was however
lnged with sadness could no, control, 10
i was soon to pant with the fascinating Al