The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-08


vas all | could DO 10 lrssquiIlize him."
lis The girl promisingl"
j" Well enough | may make some
Thing Of her-in iime-wllh IN in6niiy
Of trouble; but nothing 10 too much TO do
for msdsme-lhese Americans are 90
awkward al 6rsl-so ill-msnnered!"
"And al last too. Adrle. But sup
pose we are 10 have an American waiter.
Mr.. Ilsrlell has turned sway AchIlle.
and sxear's he'll not have another
Frenehman.
.Mr. Har;ell is very impeluous. mad
sme-ii was only . suspicion oil poor
AehiIle; The other servants are always
against us. In truth. Madame, they are
sll in revolution down stairs. and Henri
swears he will sbdicale."
"Henri goingI AchilIe gone! Well.
I will jus, shut myself up in my room.
and lei things take their own way. II
Mr.. Harien will Turn away my serv-
wants. he must get Others To suit him
self; III have nothing 10 do with it,"
"Ah, madame. that is like the poor de-
vii who said. when The coach went over
the precipice. Never mind. am but a
passenger Madame cannot live with.
out French cooking. American cooking
IL for the brules. not fnr ladies'. II ma
dame could only persuade Mr.. Har.ell 10
return 10 Paris"
.Ah, Adele, if | could! Dear Paris {!
I shall never 60 there iill go to heaven.
Mr.. Hariell makes a point OF never CO.
ing where ! wish; he says, IL he goes
again 10 Paris, he shall 60 there without
me-"
"The savage! a thousand psrdons. ma.
dame! But how can any one say or do
anything unkind To such an angel as
madame! One thing is sure. Mr.. Hartell
sdores Monsieur Eugene. He will not
90 To Paris without YOU, and leave him"
"Well thought Of, Adele! and. blythe
way. Mr.. Hsrtell has taken il into his
head that Eugene is getting pale, and he
puts all The fault upon you, Tor he says
! The wel.nurse told him the only "reason
she went away was because she would
: not live with you, and she called you
, bag Of lies and pre,ences.
3 "'rhe Irish ssvaeei The Irish are al
{ savages; all false aud cruel"
"Margery was good To Eugene tho
e "Certainly. madame; before your eye
J. and Mr.. Hartell's."
Mrs. Hariell was not ashamed Il
IT laugh q, Adde'S insinuation against
n faithful and warm. hesried creature. who
r daring a long illness, had watched a
Ie night night with her child. and carrie
- him all day in her arms. and who's
!" Mrs. Har,ell had finally sacrificed to h
I'd favorile. 81 wish, Adele" resumed Mr.
a IIsrtell, "you had horne with Margesy
10 liule longer; wei-nurses are like cow
=. we only keep them for the milk the
IN give"
ID Adele shrugged her shoulders. "B,
y; when they kick and hook, madame"
q. This precious coIloquy was broken Q
y by the entrance Of the person in que
er lion.
ut A, sisht of her the baby almost sprur
st from his mo,hsr's arms; Margery caug
,lr him in hers; and pouring OUT 1aud
no tears, caressed him with the fondne
K characteristic OF her people.
e- "God bless my dsrling!" she exclaiI
.el ed, "and ye feel just the same. and $
II weeks il is that ye have not seen me. "
Ter Zone pretty while 10 stay away VIII
one loves so furiously" said Adele, Gu
II templuously.
Is. ri r words were like the spark Il
Of kindleth grea. fire. "And was n
ed here the very day after left yet" ask
N. Margery.
NO Eyes; you came for your wages"
DIV "God forgive me. and so | did B
Ter my mind was so full Of my baby, u
"a. when they told me Mrs. Harlell said
IS. must call mex, dav, I thanked God, thin
on ing then should see the boy again. L
~. milk was in my breasts yet. aud press
as upon my heart like. But should ha
rs. been thinking Of the money. for my OF
,as child's nurse was wanting her pay. a
but two miles from The village had | walk
by for H."
ON "But. Msrgery. I told you | wal
air pay you The next day."
me "Ah, bu, We ladies never think
pur have not servants TO send or carriag
nee to ride in for our pay. The umc
The all we have. lis easy Tor you TO 81
no call again. and call again, and
ew time il takes TO call again is nor
to to us. andye are robbing US oii', besld
ion holding back our own."
on "Margery, you are very impersineu
,ch. ats the truth. and no, me that's inn
il, ,inen, to you. Mrs. Hartell. Just lis
10Th to my story. aud yen be convinc
dis Twas the next day | was offered
ute lar for my days work. could mol
cath il, for | had two dollars week 70
,red for my child; so | did il. and shsF
be. The evening walked the two miles as
The to be told. when got 10 your d
,y a ,ha. you could not attend TO u u
rene you were dresssng for party; ! N
orn. call to-morrow.' | asked for MIR.
tell. but he was out; so back the
sand miles 1 went; and the walk, alter