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

Bsias q fsv Chapters Jrsn Liss sAG III Liss.
By MISS sEDGwIcK.
"CALL AGAIN..


some friends in The village where she had |
spent her youth, that induced her 81 0Rce
10 ten0unee her wearisome life in Town
and return there. She wss 10 preside |
over The family Of an old pair. whose !
same dozen children were married anil
dispersed. She was permitted 10 bring
Jennie uiih her. and advantageous situ-
slian situations were offered Tor her tso
lilile girls. Lucy, il was decided. should
be leh with Mrs. Loyeil. and Lucy de-
termined % eonseersie her future earn
ings 10 Jennie. This poor liule fellow's
heart Was almost broken a. pairing with
his sister. Without the extravagance of
R0Bssesu's Laser. he divided ihe world
inio two parts. "where she Was and
where she was moi"
Lucy continued through the year al
Mrs. I.nveil's. reminded by nothing but
the regular receipt Of her wages that she
was 81 service. Atlhe expiration of that
time sad change occurred. Mr.. Ioyeit
suddenly determined TO remove TO Ohio.
lie was the proprietor Of land there,
which was now promising 10 become We
~ valuable. and both he and his wife ex-
pected. from a removal to that fine new
country, physical and moral benefit 10
their children. The well-eslsblished bake
house was 10 be retained. and Charles,
perfectly qualified for the business. was
left 10 conduct il. Aller much delibera.
ZION, decision. and reconsideration. i.
vas sellled that Lucy should remain
in the riiy-lhis was sIrenuously ur-
ged by Charles, and rather favored BY
herself. A place had offered al Mrs.
Hsrlell's where she might earn, with
very light labor. seven dollars q month.
This money would enable her TO put
some favori,e plans for Jennie into exc
cuiion: "snd any time. if she choose"
ss Charles said and reiterated. lest ihs
argument should no, prevail. "she might
20 10 her mother" swell. my chill
dren," said Mrs. Lpvetr. al the conelu,
sion Of their deliberations, iii one mus
stay, | had rather the other should too
You vii be brother TO Lucy. Charles
and you will be sister TO him, Lucy ,
They both promised. Did the though. o
ever being anything nearer enter .hei
young hearts 3! We shall see.
We are obliged TO omit some Of III
most interesting scenes in I.uey's life
the parting from The l.oyeil's and her clio:
/ ing, for The las, time, those doors. tina
as che turned their bolts. she thought, ha
never been closed against any claim
hospitality or kindness Of any SORT. an
the first depression Of her mercury at III
D chill atmosphere OF service. place.
/. She went 10 Mrs. Har,eil's in III
morning. and, on inquiring for the lady
was told she was never visible .ill ele'
: en-; bu, that she could see "Miss Al,
Ie." Miss Adele proved TO be the nurs'
i Frenchwoman Of certain age, VIII
|. los, no time in acquain,ing Lucy whit u
, duties Of her new place and lis sdsa,
tages. Her inaugural discourse we sha
repeat, merely taking the liberty TO iran
= late the French she inierspersed, al
mend her broken English.
"a very pretty position you will ha'
- here, my dear. II you do everything
= very quick and very well. Il is We
Al necessary you should never forget y,
:. are TO be grateful 10 me for it-for MI
= Hartell. my dear. would never know III
:, you was born il | had not made The d
- coyery." Lucy smiled. "'ris We
i Il true, my dear, We had one Bridge, he'
= very low Irish person, bu, very 60
/ Judge Of character; she admired me niue
A. she spoke well of you; your needle wor
!. and so forth; particularly she said y
i. was very humble, which is very pre-
., quality in young person; young pers
:. should always look up. and so forth,
n those ,ha, are very little older; as ! I
n. than YOU"
- uAdele! Adele!" shouted one Of
:, little girls. "you look full old enough
e. be her mother"
!. .C'est Que j'si la digni,e dun 1
!. mur; mais, msdemoiselle, vous ne de-
~ parler que Francois. That IS beea'
- / haze the dignity belonging TO =
- years-but. miss. you ought 10 sp'
on only French"
r., $50 you always say when you do
~ wan, US 10 be understood; hate Fren
=. and will never speak il when Dc
g. choose: papa says l need not"
"Msis volrc msman, ma chere ma
" moiselle, ellie Din tout au con,raire.
'cs your mamma, miss. says quite the c
40. trary." :.
wv w. "Oh. we'll, mind papa when j
my and mamma when | like"
ar "rha, is The way, | assure you"
-, -; Adele 10 Lucy. making, like most
Ivy eisn observers. a general inferencs {
Us her individual experience, "with al
,sa merican children (; there is no gov
s,s. ment in this country nowhere; The
ma. pie do as they please. and The very
,sd children DO as they please. You
have The very great advantage to
with me-"
"Great advantage, indeed!" inserp
not again The aforesaid young speaker. 81
10 will take The best, and leave yo'