The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

'N'''''N " "''''lhlNus NhNt i"'tiFf. lf-i'NlFu
aud obeyed him As NY husband. | admired
his noble mind and generou. disposition, but !
could not love hun as ought. lie married
me beoanse he loeJ me and years elapsed
bei"re he found that was not equally dsin-
tsrrslrd. When YOU wa. five years old, some
cirvumstaucc revealed To han my early and
strong iia,hmeat To Waylanl, and the cir
cumslanres that forced my marriage with him:
aud from iha, tmr there was 4 marked differ
ence ~ his conduct towards me. He treated
me rs the mistress OF his marsion. bat not AZ
the wife of his bosom. When my brother died
II almost broke m, heart lor | loved him. and
his affection tor nv supphrd in some degree
the want oi 1t ia my husband. lie ohered m,
no sympathy, but merely remarked thai II II
had happsnej ten years earlier, should have
been lei 10 aci my own will. | felt the iuiu>.
iIce had done HIM III giving hin my hand,
when another possessed NY heart. | endea.
'"reJ TO compensate HIM i"r my want of atiee-
t"n, Ny careful aud assduous aI,rntiun to al,
has wants; baI hc told me IN his last slcknsss
that hU thought he sIinuld have lNsI mu, h
longer, could he never have known that dad
NOT love him. thus II seems that The happi.
ness OF both was sacrificed and il, bu it l,on,
nae, NY child, to blast your early prospects as
niue were blasted. | shall willingly euirust
yo1r happiness 10 Mcr,iile Clinton, Tor know
oi no ene better calculated lo secure it.
Emma thanked her mu,her while the tears
tio"ed from her eyes Al the recital OF her story.
And have you never heard from AIsert Way
Had sIn,S : SIT, inquired.
No, replied her mu,her, and should have
succeeded well IN bur,iug all ihsGghis of him,
had not Melville Clinton 81 icrc,bly reminded
me OF him. Did he possess hi. name, should
eer'"loly think he way his son. Every air aud
expression are 50 like hIn,.'
lie does not hold his fathers name con.
tinucd Emma, but was named ior IN uncle of
his VINO wished it, aud promised to bequsalh
to him hls property. hod perhaps It Is his sou
lio" strange tha, hs never should have told me
his fathers name. And mother she added,
her counIenance Frightening lie has no moth
er-aUd perhaps ilea a. il suddenly rec
olectmg herself she paused.
~ iiIf'l Sihlic pfsscu OV'f hifs. w PSteffldn
counreuance she icplird, i thmk it would
not affect my happiness to learn ths, IL was or
was not him; for although ! have not yet at
ia,Uej HE aiuldlaD ol hr, yet the romance ol my
disposition is iou lar gone to dream of what |
eau readily guess was ~ your mind when you
broke "h your conversation. As she spoke she
unloc.ed a cashef auj took oui u pair of dia.
mUnd bracelets. These, she continued, be-
trayrd mo To your father. They beIoHged 10
The Wayl'nd fanny, and lace wIlb ih,n. |
aud dr,cendrd 10 Albert. At one time he sn- |
trusted Ilgin all TO my keeping, though never
wore any of them. The style OF setting was
not Thea ~ iasIiunabc ~ ai lbr pres'ut day. !
returned the cd,hci containing Ih- whole. but /
when sutcrrd the afbOf The morning. after our
parting, ! iouud II there. Ihr first ihough /
va, that they hal becu left, | noticed then,
that the h,y VAS ~ u. ! apencJ II aud found
the bracelet. and HOl-. la IL he requested .
me TO Keep them, II could consistently with /
my view. ol right, aud II DOT, iold the where
couii leave them. considered aad freousd- /
cred IT,, and finally concluded thh Il" ,vii should ,
Lrsugld osii abaut. ! MAS aiDne ~ ny room,
aud had lbe casset open bri"ro ne: - servant
entered aud told me that you had just fallen
from lI,ls balcony dnj lorgeiul ol al else !
hSstened 10 you aud LETT III. box IN ih- sips- (
ton It was when | was called. feared yoa
we're seriously INJURED, aud remained some
TINS Ia the nursery before 'hsuph' 4" me Jew.
ei. aud DOlc-~lien DID INSTABILITY repaired 10
the room. But III tue meanwhile y"ar i'Iher
had entered. aud uo' knowing Of 'he acc'dsnt
he went 'nlo my 'oon' aud "h." e"'''e' "e
stuod with the note ~ ms hand. la " """e"'