The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-26

IL . sgEersi. On I'll hands. that married
people are always happy Ear one mnnlh.
lei y hat Eill happen. Ia 10 presumed that
This exemption from the ills uhirh lrsh
- heir 20. arises Irum their not cnnlra-
dieiing eseh 0lher. Flank eni0ysd the
usual rxemPliun. but his troubles CON.
nehsed the very irsl day slIer the ex-
pirsiion Of the brief matrimonial mil
lsnninm. There Was an invitation 10 q
grand ball 10 lie snsa cred. and they
could n0i agree ahnul the answer.
:" i dad moi marry tn indulge in life
81 dissipaiion." qunth he.
&" dad" lhoughI EIienor; but she VAS
- yet not ihoTanehly inilia,eI in The H.
cense Of contradiction.
!" My dearest Eilrnnr.'' aud lie Kissed
her-" I am helermiEsd To saeriiire al
my old habits u yours. | AN tired II
the empty pleasures al the world. and 10
show y0u that IN future | mean Ia con-
firm 10 your wishes. ia III Respects
mean 10 give NJ balls and pariies!''
" The Guce son d." ilaughl EIlennr:
aud this Time size had 10 bite her iungue
10 prevent giving il uIlersnee.
/" ies." said HE new barn philosopher
-. Yes. what Is pleasure bot emp,nrss
aud vanity. A bubble that. after chasing
all our lives. bursts lie moment We al.
iempi 20 CraspiI. 4 shadow Of ronenli-
iy--a-a-bni, nv dear Elienor. ynU
! are i-sring Iiiai heantiful flower To pieces.
that ] gave you this mnrninsl AZ Was
saying, you and | will retire into that
snug nesting piscr, the domestic circle,
10 the enjoyment of those heartfelt de-
I lights that"
I'm be switched il | do" thought
Ellenor, aud ibis time The words would
out. in spite Of her teeth.
/ " You'll be what p asked Frank. al.
most gaspine for breath" what did you
say, Elltnnr!"
! Il is affirmed, that in certain countries
The c"ld is so extreme rs 10 freeze The
very words before people ran utter then,
ana thai when ihaw Comes. there is an
awful explosion of the vernacular. sprely
lrying tie si0uiesi nerves. Sumeihing
Of this sort happened on the present &C.
rasion. The inclinalioas as well IS
tongue Of poor Ellenor, had been, IS il
were, frozen up for a succession 0l years
in lhe cold atmosphere Of domestic iyran-
ny, S''SStr lad. as befnTe stated. married
ia,ll- VIZ but TO en,er upon. lhs
world. 10 be illus lISrm- M -p--sun1I
Than she ronld bear. aud the pen, up feel
ings of twenty years exploded al once in
a torrent Of words. Passion is snre en-
emy III good breeding, and il EIlenor, IN
this occasion of uncomfortable proroea-
iion, should discourse liule contrary TO
us ceRsars, i, must be laid TO the account
of a momeniary excitement, which phi
lan,hrnpic iarymen sometimes consider
sufficient apnlugy for committing mur.
der. When FraGk asked her wha. she
said. her apolngy Vas as follows:
Is I" say. Mr.. WestheThead" which
she pronounced on this occasion. Fea-
iherhead--' say thai you may. il ynn
please. retire from The wurli. 10 The in
diligence Of domestic felicity; but for my
part. | had enough Of domestic felicity
before marrisge, 10 give ne surieil Of
!, for the rest Of my life. Ynu may talk
about bubbles. but YOU won't bubble me;
and as to sha,lnws and onentlues-I-l
--iis shame. Mr. Fealherhead, TO lie.
cetyc young woman in this cruel man
ner. though, | was going live life
snipleasuie--io do as pleased--go where
/ pleased--spend as much money as
pleased--an.l now | find | must content
myself with ,iamesuc lrhcilyl You cru
el. bsrbarous man! Ughl you are a. ~
! " as sin. and i wander ever Thought
4 you Handsomely Here she burst in.u !
Torrent of tears. snd II was all over viii
Mr.. Wea,hethead lie gave in Al The
iitsl round, aud the invitation was accept.
led.
One cannot On 10 a ball without new
dress, which rosls great deal Oh money
now-a-,isys. tlnneh millmers and man,ua
makers. every bu,iy but those who pay
knuws. are The mnst reasonable people III
ilie void. Ii is recorded thai me O
them as actually admitted into the Para
disc Of Fools. where she mel large pur
linn DC her rulamers, tacrelyo On showing
one Of erbIIls. Nniio be tedious. Frank
was .fain to open his pocket-bpok. il no
! his heart. and Ellennr was 50 grateful
that she came all The way backfrom The
parlour door 10 kiss him. When Mrs
4 Wealherhead returned. she brungh. two
new dresses, jus, from Paris, because. as
/ she observed, il was certain she should
want them both in the course of,he winter
!. Frank was well enough satisfied that The
money had held ont so well. until The
lady produced long bill without receipt
he then commenced tender exPos,ula
iion,. which was bruugh, To an un,imely
|, end, by Elenor exclaiming--" lord,
/, Mr.. Wealherhead, the thing is done, and
there's no use in talking"
They went to the ball; and Elleaor
conscious of her ignorance of the ton Oh