Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-08

io' support and guidance and think. my love, ~
Him. Hho an earth vas dcapised Of men. and
learn leeson II spbaisson. TO on sieadtly IN
the path az duty. sud convert acorn into rrspeo,
sne love. Dear eto'y ,rsl With patience, and
~heo wounded 1y tho shan of ill.nainfe. ren,on.
eei. that to tbe shelter Of the parent eisg ysu cen
~ fui ssfsiy and comfort"
Three yests had gone by. snd tie n.mu Of loo,
hudiv wac the theme Of many tongue. Very
loving and winning was she "a she moved in her
beauty through the wreslb,ne dance. and her ndep-
'ra ssrsr'sfsSaf .fsa hrr w,ih lcca % pliac
nj desrer. far dearer 10 tbcis hearts, was she in
The quiet CT their own home. There was yet
some chords 10 hfc'- harp unhrokcn and her smi.e
was the eloam Of brightness IN thcit dwelling.
And MS she cheercd their lone'nos. or lnolt morn
Jog and evening ior their blessing. ,hoy fell tho
taining lie grow still stronger
"A party OF Roso Lhurcuce's How delightful"
exclaimed Catherine Morris, as she wss walking
one evening with lnez "Sholl you not 60 dear p
IL do not Welt Miss Laurence" replied Ines
and slight flush passed over her face.
'Well, that is strsuge--I though, you uscd TO
know her once"
$50 did but have not visited her for nearly
three years. They say her brother has returned.
Have sou seen him Katel"
mo but hear wonders of him. have Ia
ken strange fancy into my head tina, destiny will
yet weave a spcll. 20 give both your lives d1et-
en' sbadowing. Fate plays strange tricks somo-
times. SO bind up your bonny brown iair. onG
don your best attire; try 20 win this doughty
knight. really believe | should cry for Joy TO
see him leading you gay measure; IL it were
only 10 vex his proud sister. For you whom ]
deem the very acne Of goodness and perfection, |
should think even Ernest Laurence might. with ell
his intellectual Cite ,bc ohSns of ,nGtritno-
ny gracefully"
inez interrupted her. Catherine, wild as yoor
day dreams are, you capable Of feeling deeply.
To YOU, always speak opcny-l never sha mar
~. The blush OF shame shall never stain the
cheek Of any one, however ! may sacrifice my
own peace, 20 know that the object of HE affection
vas once nn obscure do,oer giri--cvcn now, sub
slstng upon CLARIFYING! ! must wander forth
through LIES paths with Of loneliness
ever pressing upon my heart, without kindred
re 10 bind NE TO earth. And yet nm not IN
rrsieTif - 'L.-~ -t''' tyfr 'Tr wen.
Then. wpiog nway the tear tia, dmmcd her eye.
she added noTe gaily; tl}ot, Kate. you can Try
your own sweet powers. and will surely lead ORC
gay measure at your bridal. ! must ron homo
now. SO good bye
In the height Of youth add beauty Rose Lau.
renee moved with stately stop through the bril-.
lianiy lighted apartments Of her fathers luxurious
mansion. But yet there was something cf PRIDE
IA the curl Of her lip-of scorn in the glance ~
her black eye. Many orawn within tho
magic circle she collected around her; but two
stood apart two whose bearing seemed to say.
that their place should have been BY the eide IL
beautiful. Ernest Laurence end his friend
Audly, were talking over all the scenes Of earlier
days and needed not when those .ilvcry accents
fell soft upon the ear.
"But, Agiiy, hoped TO see Your mother here
tonight. ] was always good friends with her.
though ] 80 often led you into hair breadth escs pes
why did she not come r
The brow Of Constant Audly slightly conlrsc-
ted a. he answered "she yisits DO, seldom but
you know che will give yous warm welcome to
the iitile breakfast room, where shc oil WHO
arc dear TO her without ceremony"
Il shall most certainly avail myself Of the priv.
ilSge bat Rose Is moloning US 10 come to bsr.
Does she not look beautiful tonight, my queen
Ike ester7 Come. Constant. you ny friend, tnust
wear her cclors.'
Never! multered cons,ao, Audly. rs no fol-
lowed his friend.
Inez Audley was bending ovcr a drawing ,hst
she was copying for Mrs Morris, when tie door
Of the small breakfast room, ~ which che wac
seated suddenly opened. lnez rsised her head,
aud Mn AUdly approached leaning upon the arm
o. gentleman, whom she introduced as Efnest
Lsureuee--one q Constants dearest f'ienss.--
my Intz," said she ~ he stood evidently struck
with the beauty Of the busbing girl will you
not receive him sUch :"
1 iuoz remembered the words d her friend. and
her sslu,siion was tiuctafed WIKI more cnidnesa
thsn was usual to her. lie was une who had cSr-
rcd the charm Of childhood into his mature yesrs
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