The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30

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" xoa we're baa fgw months old WheR.
ore day, as sisling 9Th you in small
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&c thsn .sslsti. IN sudisG heard Ihe
Es,eh o. aae gsEieu gair raisesl. AMI poor,
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,(wrs,rhelness aaI sickness. seemed o.
AL il. heavy Lad # miseEy where a!Fes-
Bv sl,ere Appeared 10 be N ssenV'a'iOa
o. lie. Irose - intention Of iagnlr..ss
,n:o Lis condition. and relieving h.aa a.
far Is u aeaas would permit; and, TAX
ing yoa IN NY sTms. sianl b. fore him.
Eui. Grses. | suppose :hst TINE had not
80 changed me IS j, had done hin. far
he Instantly q aealalsI ny maiden name.
Zee, lose, you may dep your work and
rai.s yar eyes. IL vas indeed lie whom
had loved, and persisted in loving. in
opposition 10 ~ l'srsnss judgment. Al
nal mOmens your father appeared al the
aaor, AMI when | lacked on you and on
hin, caa,ras,sd Eish The sreIched being
thai shsunk before me. my heart leaped
with gratitude 10 God Tor teaching me
IN sub.las nv own evil passions. Your
fs,her b! kao ~. before our marriage. all
The Circumstances concerning him and
,nrse.L - that few words made known
90 him the eaase Of the surprise pictured
in b nh our coEnlenances; and 10 make me
lore and rsEerence him still more. that
good maa relieved his present wants and
provided fH his future ones. Yes. Grace,
your father FED. clothed, and lodged that
Tspeaiaai creature in nslghboIing cot.
Iage I'LL he recovered health and strength
may, mare. he concealed his name from
all inqniriug care. and not and eye which
had once known could now recognise
Charles MasW
a. Charles May, mamma!'
Yes. lave; Charles May! The same
sho used TO pay Us the yearly visit from
London 10 esiaes his grsiilude for your
f.lhsr's kindness. The same who died
in our village Of decline seven years sfier.
leaving you the Bible aud prayer book az
the only legacy which could be bestowed
by poor. bnt repenisnl Charles May! Bot
now, dear. IL Is growing quite dark; |
will 90 and see our evening meal psrrar.
ed. aud hen We have taken that. pray
10 your Msker, and then retire TO your
pillow.
And So Grace did: and the next morn
ing, when sic entered The breakfasi.room,
she threw her arms around her mothers
neck, and whispered ihai she had gained
. the victory; she, loo, would Try il her
mind might not overcome The erring in
clinaiions II her heart. Yes. and 6rsce
s4c:ee1r.l: and twenty years after. wien,
sic saw laughter Of her own grown or.
she remembered bow mildly her own mo-
lher had Won her from her folly; and she
felt that. 10 be obeyei by lIIai daughter.
she must remember that herself had once
been ! Wild aud wiifal being, and that il
j. only b. piercing our own hearts in The
situation Of others. thai We hope 10 infu.
ence lien BY our precepis.