The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

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sudeEings he could not reiain from n
ing me Of his happiness; IheGew nin,s
lllsi elapsed between bis eE.anee IN
Lady FaikllAd's room. snI tie grixaI
the ladder. had passed in mutual ,n,re
Ties for pardon. in the most tender a.e
change Of proiesIaiiOns Of s:fselion, :
in lamentations over heir TOO prubal
separation from each other bydealh, ;
though they had both 60 recently desir,
to effect a separation 10 life. 10 Iengi
the medical man, having leii Iiy Fail
land. took Sir Edgar under his,are, an
Immediately sileheed his lTansprts BY
composing dranght Fire engin, arrive
frcsn the county town, and in a W h0uu
The house bad ceased 10 blszspresen
ing. however, lsmeRIsble sscIaele &
blackened and smoking ruins.
Morning came; tic laihtand No
Iher Of Lady Falkland were expected
and rode oal TO meet them. xioUs I.
acquaibt them with the hapPy1ange IL
the prospects Of their daugh. The,
were asiOnished that | should sei lIlcn
with smile; still more 60 Wild desert,
bed the tremendous scene of preeed.
ing night, which seemed hlilsluuIalesl
TO excite such a token Of pierre hut
most grateful were they whei had fiE-
ished my story; and fgequentlid they
return thanks 10 the graciousri, v no
had thus wonderfully and ueriously
wrought good out Of evil.
4" led them TO the farm, ere they
fondly embraced their belOytaughier.
She was sitting by the bede Of her
husband, who, when no lonsupport.
ed BY temporary exciiemenis suffer
ing severely from tie elleclslis hurts,
and a tender and affecting O. ensned.
When | left the room, | encered Mr..
Chambers, the lawyer.
"'I am exceedingly so he said
TO me, with a look of dolrspolOgy. |
bat | have reason 10 fear The decd |
Of separation has been desid in the
flames.'
$50 much the better, I'd, cheer.
fully; Sir Edgar and falkland
are now happily rsconcilej the deed
Of separation, even il reed, would
be no better than waste pa
:Pardon me, Major he, With
a provoking curve Of the you can
only conjecture that pore LAWYERS {
arc not 10 be satisfied exct'h proofs,
J and time alone can prod Tie deco
! will no, be again require
"Iwas glad 10 escape this doubt
ing gentleman. 10 the cliors rslolc-
) ings and congratulations 'nnis o'fla-
herty. Igave him a SUN Iney' when |
Sir Edgar afterwards IT,; and l re-
J solved in my own miner TO laugh
a, his blunders again, p. he had so
happily RETAINED fromlderlng IN
case of life and h.idy Falkland
attended her husband the most IN
RENTING tenderness anadui'y during
an illness Of several ". On his re-
covery they passed somonths in ira
Yelling, and neither Gem made any
complaints of wen, olention ON the
part of The other. rhAse vas rebuilt
exactly in the same fopui il was more
a,,yari;va IN my araau il ever had
been, for il had now tnne a Mansion
Of Peace -,
"Ana 10 you realsink ii possible.
uncle" said Emma, lat a couple wn'
were once on the ,e Of separation
could be thoroughly ~ afterwards! :,
"l. is not only poe. but 1t is true.
said Major Hervey lacy are as happy
Emma. as your owI:as father anu mo-
Their" ,
"Now. uncle. I Dot believe yor;
shall be like your r;ical friend, Mr.
Chambers, only sa'ed with proofs.
Then | will gi,ou a proof, Emma
which will be quita,isfactory eve" to
the scepticsl Mr. Cmbers; il is oIyou'
own dear father aano,her / have been
speaking
Emma cas-, a Udering. incredulou'
glance towards heIolher. =.
&" Surely my u.e is jes'ins' san
she. .
mo. nv love answered Lady VIII
mot; abe has en- you, under 'mag'
nary names, a native of facts. Th'
awful scene took ace twenty years sg'
on this very site I'D the room where ",
are now sitting awers the one IN whlc'
! | stood, momenily expecting palniu
and violent des. aud shrinking iror
the idea of appeang before my Create
with a spirit irrited by angry PRIDE an
a conscience b,lened with The neeiee
and defiance Of y duties as wife anu q
Christian. | nst that by the ass'stane
of Providence have been enabled 10 col
rec, the faults { my temper, and M"
happy, my deaEmma. ON l to say u"
| have never oserved any indications
the same impeous and exacsing disP'
sition in you; u, in case any future a
teration in you situation should bring
ligh, detects iryour temper hitherto u
lno,,, or, ,od that vour uncie has 10