The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

| MhAs t8uHharu ne. - INA
.hr prrfrsred going road The Ponl De.
TnslrFirs rather Ghsa refuse 10 assist he
uniarinnassl Prrhsps l should MOI have
ai,rzrird yaur nn'irr. u Il hsd nal breu
far her. But hope 20 Gee her sasin .
And Tear af srsliiude rolled DEAN his
sunkfn cheek. Amsdss dc TslnsiIIe Sigh.
ed and dismissed Tham Cor the night.
A. he waiting saman and her yaune
mistress turned The rarnrr Of sle suesi
IN @h,rh they resided. pnsl.cI.sise dash.
ed hy Them. and sudirrly compelled then
~ draw uP against The wall. :. How LATE
you are. Anlanlnr." said NJ. D.rhlsy. !,
grave aud ~orlhy magistrate ~ the Courl
Reyai. IN = innr Of rpprnarh; . YOUR con.
an ar,srd unerpsrirdiy in your absence.
ahd ihs sahas-sdH @Hh whom Ne travel.
80 Naples. having onls sIln~sd him iims
Co change hassrs. hs uas obliged On leave
Paris si,hani seeing won. Y.u are mi
vet persanaliy srquarnisd uilh him. my
child. and | wished 10 inlfndu~r you
20 r@sh either hslos- ne set OUT los Ilals
uhsre he !. % remain six monihs." /.
~ ,nur pardon. my dear papa" ssid
Aalaaine. hrss'hless with running. :. bul
% was" -. L. yaur aunt worse.
Ih' NJ" rrelsimed Madame DsrbIsy. es.
serly. !. 49,. dear ma. she % much
hruer hsf u "a. $50 On, IN tell van
-n"lhsr time: a. present. le. Us talk Of my
cousin snsissus.
About ar months after this. NJ. Oar.
hlay sss sitting me morning IN his
great arm chair. 81 . round table s,rru ed
with hooks. albums and journal. 81 al
sarss. An npen Ie,ier. hearing ihr pnsi
mark ~ Naples. lsy hrlnfe him: Nsd.
s.ns Dathlav. ssalsd hy his aide. held
some embroidery. but her laboss had
s,'de"'ly been Suspended By something
~ Rseaisr interest,".
:. 80 war NEPHEW. ms,lamr. derlines
Ia h,rnme nv snn-in.lss; he has broken
the runn.xian Inch his father aud INV
self wsrr .. anx.us % Er,n. nv marry
ing snans-r. Ssh him essry hap.
p,n..s. hut rvQres b. msuagr; the pros.
prci 81 nniIine him IN our family was the
h"ps and con.olsii.n ii nv old age"
" Auinnias u sull ,erv younR," replied
MIiam" Ds'hl.v. nm,dly. hastily seil.
ing the lrter aud puIung IL IN her pick.
81.
Aninnine aproarhed her Tus.her eaily.
hut soon perceived bv her cnunlensner
that something dIsaRrreable had ocrur.
red; and although she pns.rssed the entire
rnnkienrr of h-r psrrnis, she would moi
inrrrase their rmh rassment b, unseason-
s',sc qnrs,mns. She. therefore, IN order
To ~Itl,draw their thoughts fr"m their
snbjsrt, sha,eyer IL might he. "a, dawn
a, tie pi.na. aud sfIrr pr-lu,iIng With
grrai las'e and drlicacy. rxecatrd = sl"~
aud mrl.nrholy movement. from whirh
she passed. rapidly i"aEsy aud lively AR.
D"ner vas Annunncrti. and VI
Darhlav. wha had nov recovered hs ha.
hims' rhsrrfulnsss led his wIle aud daugh.
ter in,o The dining r',nm.
During she sfternn"n. while NJ. narh-
Law MAS enjoying his usual sIesia." An
tnnine aud her mn,ler walked IN The gar.
lien: and the latter, afier some hesiisiinn.
addressed her daughter IN the subject
winch appeared 10 press 8" heavy on her
mind.
An,nninr. nv dear. vnur cousin Gus
tssus - married! ynu must think al him
no more ~, aill not be difficult to
comply with ynur request. my dear mo-
Iher. ~ ! have never seen nv cousin"
replied An,nnine. calmly ! only saw
The pnst-cilaise in whlch he departed for
Italy," :. u Gu.tasus had known your
meTi,s." continued Madame D,rblay. 4" he
would nat hive renpunced the engage
men, his father had made i"r him on his
Ilcatl,. bed: ihrrrfnre excuse him. You
arrived ten minutes ioo la'el singular
added she. with sigh. And
lf ynu knew the cause al that chance"
'a,d Antnnine. ga,lv. 4" My dear" re-
turned Madame Darhlay. recnllectine
herself. " there u n" such thing as chance
lit Is God who tIlrecls; aud, what we
'all chance. u happy ar unhappy. accnrd-
ing as the cause that has produced il 70
,nod or bad" "Oh! make Yourself
,asv on the subject then--,he cause was
y"od. |, viii he MI fnr the best. VIM
knows Il ! should have been happy with
ny CONSUL"
The s,esmhoai, .'la Vile do Corbeil."
vas an the point of starting from the
quay lie IL Greve the deck was crowd
"a with passengers. and the SNAKE as.
'pnIei from It's iunnrl in a thick. blark
column, when young man. f"ll"wed hy
, servant carrying a poriman,esu. alght.
ID frmn q csbri"le,, aud Jumped on board
's he he'll rang. The mise and hustle
e starting having subsidized. aud each pas
'enger having arranged himself with .
rev to his comfnrl during the short voy.
'er. some be gan to read the pae,ry oil de
.amarline 4; others we're engaged with
he morning papers; but the greater
number were leaning over the side. star
n, vscantly M the ho,lIng fua,n occasion |