The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15

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10 him. " Let him who ,hinksth he standeth.
take heed lest he fall" was forgotten; his
subtle comp anion's more daring motto was the
last that had fallen upon his ear. Lord Carl
ton was young, and his history is but chapter
in human nature.
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d,,r,;,. written in such l.pible characters upon
h;. d;s,or,,d features, that Lord Carlton felt a
SINGULAR reluctance TO aui, the place. ill hs
had witnessed tho denouemsnt. Even when
Rudolph. to whom such scene. were familiar
anfully affecting ~eariness. and ya~n'ng, "oul'
have led his friend from the exciting scene tn
viseount fel, himself r'e',ed to the spot, BY hi
increasing interest in the fluctuations OF tn
game AZ length Forun decided 10 the s,ran
gers favor. lie no, only regained all that b
+, had lost ia the early part Of the evening, su
I swept Of sum Of sufficient magnitude TO ''a'
II tie the young novice, in thi, haunt Of iorun'
h The wild sxultaiion with which the winner re
a tired with h'' ga'n'' was ''''','0s eve" ~ v"
q ness. The two friends insiinet'ely foilo~e
+ him. and heard him mutterto himself: "No'
c ! am satisfied. have saved those dear one
c from destruction. can meet their eyes an
/. now, il know myself Iwill be tempted h'r
:, no more; - and he laughed almost 'fa"'''
laugh. as he east a lingering but 'rlumphan
glance upon the halls which he had qui'ts'
and seemed to hurry on, trembling 'e" SOM
lurking plundersr should pursue, and rob d."