Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-21

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which was usne- Nas she aesF1es- "a
woFa- hcf9re nl-as - GA Hass SEA
nv heart II - - re. az1 aa.
= ~ Foom tae xarx a1ealas1 a-se-z
need nos cnraase.s ar 1E1
days--so me the ases. ~
5oars7 ct my hte- Gzara AaI esd
singled MS oas and preferred nla a 81
the rest L was beside Sc she rs-
upon zzg arm she leaned 81 ua
and to cpzl5ler aae SKA da zhr lsss-ta--
able + overheard her saV se ms c-
-.Oh- l doat upoa poor Elarref tas e. s
. pleasant. fer la saze al1rier u
Is jealous
! and who - Nssslu-rz=- -11sza- T
+ ''he = a character IL she pseee- Of aa.sa
we have seen nothing
| was not long in da15t -s1oa rhis as-.
for that very dav. 81 dlaoer. the aeur-
cal Mortimer presented himself H
was fine dasbing-lookinz- sod ar-.. :.
fellow, Of about thlrty fve- s1.h s. hea-
W moasfache. and q hrauze1 c1eeE-
rather grave in his manner hur ssl5l per-
fectly good nafured. and w. hln BE- -
ed showing q most handsome set - -e-
gular teeth Clara seemed less pleased
+ q rhOughtl az his coming raaa the a-h-
ers- and took pleasure ID -ormeu-1z S. -r
+ BY thousand peitIsn an.l irfvaioi1s SAYS.
which | was sorry for. as { sh0rzhe e
+ did not Ike :, and used 81 box half
ehIdiDgly az her frona fime O. ria1e- bar
without any effect for she nlsr wcat ~
as before and generally en.lel b. -1z-
I ing my arm and saying ~Colae away
Harry; You always are kIueE- ami uevar
+ look sulky- / can agree wirh sfa-
/ These were delightful words for a. Co.
listen 70. but could not hear them gszaEl-
out feeling for him. wh0 evidea-lv ssls
panied By Clara's avowed preference tor
me; and whose years-.or & -laa.h-
thIrJy-hve NJ thar time a Esaie verzur
upon the atriarchaI-cn1l-l-d Liza e.
more respect.
ssWell," thought l. one evening" as
this game had been carried rather FAR
Their than usual, Il hope she IS content
now, for certainly Mortimer IS lez.oas.''
and the result proved IT. for the za1--
Of the following dav be absa1-ei h-
self, and never came back tiII ta-e Ia ra.
evening He had been- { found f-1H1 Il
chance observation { heart- az the hlzB-
ops palace, and the bishop himsa.-
learned was 10 breakfast with Us Is ele
morning
sHarrv,I have a Commission or v1a-
said Clara -Iou must get up xerv
early tomorrow, and climb the CeI1r
mountain, and bring me q grand bo1.ll-
Of the blue and purple heath that Illsa.l
so much the last time I vas there Mat
very early, for I intend o. surprise che .
bishop tomorrow with my taste ln a .
nosegay.
sprang from nv bed, and started un8u
my errand. On. the glorious beauty or.
that mornings walk As { clImleI r1c .
mountain, the deep mists lay upon an .
around, and except the path + was tread .
ing, nothing was visible bat before G .
reached the top, the heavy masses OF va
Por were yielding 70 the inluen1e OF The .
sun; and as they rolled from tine valley
up the mountain Sides were every ll-
slant opening new gleas and ravinas be-
meath me-brighE In al thslr verd1re-
and speckled with sheep, whose tnka8- .
bells reached me even where { scood-
| counted above twenty lakes at differ
cnt levels. below me; some brilliant AMI
shining ike polished mirrors others aae +.
less beautiful, dark and solemn wi-l se1rl-
mighty mountain shadow IS Q laazel
Iaudward. the mountains reared tael-
huge crest. one above the other 90 che
farthest any eye could reach Towa-ls
the opposite side, the broad and tran.ll..
sea lay beneath me, bathed IN che yeaeE
gold Of a rising sun; few SHIPS u1ge
peaceabiy lying at anchor IA che azv-
and the only thing In motion was a raw
boat, the heavy moaaton0us s-ru6e 81
whose oars rose IN the stiffness 81 enc
morning arr Not a single hEblrzlzal
of man could descry- nor any vesage
of human being. excep. that mass et
something upon the rock far dowa Be-
meath be one. aod think IL =, Cor see
the sheep dog ever returning a-uin AMI
again 20 the same spot
Ny bouquet was gathereI rhe Esu-
tain Of the Alps which IS found here-
also contributing its evidence -o shau
where | had been % seek A. ard t.zraed
home
The family were al brezSlass as { en-
tered: II least 50 the Servants SAID FER
| only remembered thea that the bzsha7
was our guest. and thai I could nos pre-
sent myself without some sIl-at af-en-
tion 10 my dress I Mastered % mv
room. and scarcely had finlsheli. whea
one Of my cousins q Iltsle girl cf e5Za1
wears, came 70 the door and said
Harry. come downs Clara wants yea
| rushed down stairs. and rs entered
the breakfast parIor. stood sslsl with s-r-
prise. The ladies' were al dressed -
white, and even my little c0asIn wore a
gala OF costume that amazed me
..My bouquet, Harry. hope x0u have
not forgotten l. SAID Cara as aR-
preached
presented i az oace- when sac -allv (.
and coquettishIx held out her hand f1r
me to kiss ThIs did, my blood rszsh-
ing to nv face and trem5les rhe whIle.
and almost depriving me % coasc5oas-
ness
@WelI, Clara. an surprised a. Eaa-
said Mortimer How can you treat the
poor boy So
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