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

Help f0ire a. the other rxtremi.
" responded. = That's her voice. or t.
Another splash ~ss heard. and. in few
serunds. tao men were seen in ihe Wa
trr. me n whom. ~hs appeared 10 be an
expert swimmer. supparird the other
wiIh some difficulty. The b.si vas stop
ped. aud lhe drowning man and bis pre-.
server wsrr. wiih the assisiance ri ropes.
tsken IN board where the former soon
recovered. undrr lhs tender care OF his
~ife snf dsnghleE
The :. Vile de Carbeil" eoniinsed les
sayage, and The passengers resumed their
iarmer orcupzflans.
M. DaThlsy had summer retreat on
the banks nf The Ssine. not Ear from Cor.
bell. ~ which be sometimes rrnred from
the sriisr dunes ii his sfiicr. ID was 20
.his retirement he was saiRe on The pre-.
cent oerssian. whrn. approaching incsg-
ti"usly iea near ihe side. he Tell over.
board. AZ ANN As he could speak. ne
Eagerly sskrd 10 whom he was indebted
Cor his life 40 NJ. Amadee de Tain.
sille." answered Thorn. who WAS very
afIirious 10 rendering every assistance 10
NJ. Darhlsy. "Amsdee de Tsinsille ~
erhned VI Darslsy. /. your father MAS
nv m"si intimate college friend" sdded
he. offering his hand /; .bni The military
life he embraced separated 10. and he frll
nn the field of bsuls. am al.d chance
has made me indebted % his son Tor my
lifr." "Chanet" murmured Anionine,
siIh her eyes iull OF tears. Might |
ass The object Of your soyseei" said Nd
dame Darhlay. "T'his question 10 mol
prompted by cold and idle curiosity. ss
.au may readily imsgine. but by The most
lively interest IN onr 10 ~hom ] owe so
much" .fhe truth u.s." answered de
Tsinville, !" thai have no farther object
than simple excursion in the ensirans
81 Paris" The Vile de Corbell had. by
lhls iIme. arrived al her destination. Ma.
dame Darblay having firsi consulted her
husbands lacks. pressed lie Tsinsillr To
do them The honnr of accepting The hos
pilalny .f their ceuniry residence Tor q
fes days. Amsdee accepted The offer
wnhnui much hrsIIaiian /; and, giving his
arm to Madame Darhiay. he led her on
shnre. Antnnine follased. leaning on
the arm 81 her lallei and fhnm and the
waI'ing amman. carrying the band-boxes,
hr"ughi ~ thsrPa
Onr fne summer evening. some months
after the events RELAXED above. the family
af the Darblays, having ordered chars
10 I've carried 10 The terrace IN front &c
Their huuse. whlch commanded view
Of the Seine, we're Enjoying The cool even
ing breeze, aud admIrng The rich land
srape brf"re them. sol,ened by the last
feeble rays of the setting sun. Anlonine.
Win was silung on her mothers knee.
Appeared ihuus htlul and melanchnly /; her
eyes were alternately directed To her "a
Iher AMI the river. " AntonIne." said
her m"ther, what is The matter with
y"u' II you are unhappy q, The thoughts
al y"ur approaching marriage say go -
there is still time to Withdraw" "Oh,
am not unhappy, but am always me
lsncholy when look al the dark stream
winch Winds along so TRANQUILITY. | think
Of the iriehiful moment " hen u had near.
Nv swallowed my dear father. --snd then
| think Of his preserver oh how I
thank you Tor allowing me love Amades
de TanrIlle.
a" DE Tanville 10 . noble fellow" in
terrnpied Nj. Dsrhlsy. land he il rising
rapidly IN his honorable profession I'll
should be proud Of such son, and I
therefore bless the chance thai has given
HIN TO me as . son.in. law" "Chance :"
repeated Anionine with an sir Of sbstrac.
tim. "mamma says there 10 no such
thing; bur that every thing is dirccled by
The hand of God"
The mnrrow was joyful. solemn day
-, was tina. oi the marriage of Anio.
niue Darhlsy and Ams,iee de Tainsi!le.
The nelehborlne peasants had been in
viled to participate in the festivities, and
were assembled IN the court: the domes-
Ilcs, dressed IN iher best. aud decorated
with white favors. occupied the ante.
chamber. Thorn alone was absent. A.
madee. accompanied by his friends and
relations. anxiously awaited his afiianced
in the drawing.room. She entered lean
ing on her fathers arm. The beautiful
bride. en,tlnped in the graceful folds of
= white veil, aud resembling the figure Of
m angel surrounded by clouds, vas pre-
sented b. the friends "i the bridegroom by
her father: and Madame Darblay. on her
part. iniIodured de Tainvills TO HE new
relations. The bridegroom, seiztng the
hand of AnionIne, conducted her TO the
deep recess Of large window, the cur
tains of which we're partly drawn. and
removing them, exhibited the figure nf
II was Thorn, dressed as
when he asked charity IN the Rue de
Seine, and holding in his hand iwo.sous
piece. An,onlne. sfier lit,le hesitation,
Thorn, aud, turning to ANA.
lee, demanded an explanation Of this
scene. "lt is thus you have always
to my imagina.ion.--since ,ha,