The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29

lhe hasse. aud Nv he AL ~ srme arm
rorhi.ls brOughI her IN hsrsrlf: 10 was eul
10 hear lhe recital II her sDdsEings ard
her prayers Gar forgiveness. Size aas a.
rived ~ her Islhsr's house on the preesss-
ins evening, buI had MT dared ~ eMlrr.
aud OVERCOME by fatigue and e"ld. she
had fallen uEeTe he foRnd her. iirr de-
lirsIe frame No ahsb.s 10 withstand the
shock che had sustained. aud after lingsr,
ing a fes DAYS. Chased her eyes fsrsssr
On The world. happy in lhe assurance VI
her fslheT's true forgiveness. ~%r
MARCEL had attended his daughter day
and night. indalging 10 The lasl in ala
vain hops of her recovery; and ewes
hen llfe was no more, watched her cod
carpse Eilh the utmnsi anxiety 10 see II u
we're not deaths sembiance. But shea
the last worldly Offices were performed.
and he found that he was ihen a.oae ~
the world. for weeks he shut himself up
10 The chamber where she died. refusing
10 see ar speak with any "ne. -
| IL Vas some nOn;hs after the dea;h af
Louise that | vas sitting IN Ihe TuileEles
Gardens, Wslehing the crowd OF louRgtEs
passing 10 and fro siung shs principal ave
nus; amongst Ihnse VII" seemed 10 ~
tract must attention was Henri 81. Hris.
upon whose arm vas leaning lady Of
most exquisite beauty, " ham ] could ms
fail TO recnguise as his wife, tn whom he
had been married only few days. lie
appeared To be relating something which
seemed The source "f much amusement %
both. when sHddedly the smile f"rsook
lis face, his c0ua;ensnce assumed an cir
Of confusion, aud he seemed striving 10
asOid the sight Of something which fash
ed across him. ! turned in The direction
in which he had been looking. aud per-
eeiyins nothing but a poor haggatd aud
emscIssrd looking man, whose dress be-
spoke him a native Of one Of the distant
/ provinces, leaning against one of the trees.
Ills gaze seemed fixed an 81. Brle; bus
though there was a w,liness in his look.
| could NOT al the mnment divine Why
81. Bue seemed go sgi,aied By IL.
In a short time the man moved a~sy,
and Kindergarten the circumstance. shea
my attention was attracted 10 another part
Of The gardens, By confused noise and
gathered crowd. | FASTENED towards the
spot, and perceived 1T. Brie lying on the
ground. covered with blood. and near hin
siond tie man had before remarked; 10
had been seized by the hysisnders. ess
OF whom had wrenched from his hand Q
bloody knife. lie appeared the moe.
unmoVed Of all around, gszing 9Th
pleasure on the dying ssnr.'s Of his vie
TIN. ST. Brie was raised from the ground.
but il was clear that few momenn veis
all ,ha, remained 10 him Of life.
Marcel" Ia,ered out The dying man,
"you have indeed avenged your dsush.
,er's wrongs. 'ris true | deeply wrong
. ed her, but this"
The ,hross Of death prevented the
, completion Of The sentence; but ere life
was quite extinct, the loud mad laugh vi
. the man runs in his ears.
"Ah! all! an! have avenged her! I.opl!
, look! he sleeps now with my ponr Louise.
. No. no, tits false; for she's in i: syen. and
, he-he has gone to join his MASTER"
. Itwoull have been amnckery Of ius,ics
to have tried Marcel for The murder. for IL
was clear the light Of reason had for erss
= been shut out from him. In his contine
, men; his incoherent rawlings were ever al
his daughter, whom he fancied near him;
! bu. was prevented by the attendants from
r seeing, and were only ended by death
removing him from all his worldly suffer.
q. ing.. J. Nj. b.