Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

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fitting rapidly through his mind and many
magnificent easttes esettsd IN ait, we're de,nolisbs
ed BY his fefafTts sober tsatlty.
stefuts md s~Isanijiy, be approached the door
~ bis hutse, but he stepped ~ he got hssf. FIR
ne sol, sound IT q yoatbfsl seies aossed h
tifes'Ded fto1, IN epsn window, and eonesaltas
himself In the JathHsss.bs 6siseie-sly approached
~ see .be sinaes and listen 10 her song.
A GIL ~ Nc Twelve years Of sss was sitting ri
4 ispts sewing. The iiab. beaped fat on her
fses, show 4 The black hai,, tbs isfgg dark
dreamy EYES. tigh forehead, slightly sgaiiins hese
and es4ai*li y t~espiifsI mouth 81 . young Jew
sss Of ths i,opest elimss. Her brother eazed
bt,a hef vii, e eiings Of mingled p,ide and iete
and fslt life ta,k passions 81 bis bosom sgbdetd
~ sbe sang IL i feb, sweet, but uudlseiplinsd
voles, the following melody
stsfsly rfe~ns ths world up,tf, Thee,
Harsh snd eoId IL iintnsf, pride,
Hvets beihe seems 10 sliun thee.
BUt 'tfe sistst % ihy sids
Yet leaf up my dearest BROTHER
Though Thy sorrows dstkiy glide,
bel my love be like Inc tnoeobesm
Shining on The troubled tide!
Thu shouiJ'st never lei fssiIfag
Catss Thy feeling heaft q care
Think h6w of with pity smiling.
Thou has, dried The orphans tssri
ThBogh tbou s,t q weary wsHd'fet n
In the worlds sids desert row,
Let my love be liks The zephyr
breathing Oh Thy ~fainsing brow
Heaven viii bless Thy struggling spi'it
In liz nebis viftnous aim
Nsas car rob thee Of thy merit.
None can biot thy spotisss fame.
hut II storms should eatber Ger HOE
And with gloom Thy hesfi be tsw d,
Let my love be like tbs fsinbew
Lighting up the DARKEST cloud
"6,ses, my own dasf sister whispered the
Young nan, and h M instant TIE light and sis-
gait fe,m of Grace ~fssofis, ~ss Ieati6g ever tho
rit,de~ and her arm thrown sfsssiobateiy roabh
her brothers. beek. " was astonishing whh MI
ibHas1es that young gil possessed ossf the stern
spirit Of The man, bat IL was MI influences Of good,
such ~ tenderness and i1neee6es eafants',d, sheh
~ pity exercise, on tbs stormy passion ef fesengs.
"yoo s,e ls,s Edward. brother deaf, have
VISITED fsf y6a long 10 night, and eosnted every
stroke Of the clock AZ IL told the lsggi6g hours.
fearful that SONS evil had befallsn you. But
YOU look psls and wfe.et,ed. T'ell ms what has
happened"
This brother Vent In md hot tears poured
j,sa hts cheeks ~ 10 ,sisted 10 bhs mild sIstef
tbs insult which be- had suffered thas sveaibg -~
" And how, 0tdcs" bs said " We mus. 90 away
hou this Flare. When our mother oss dying.
she told me il we should want help 10 The world.
"a sppiy 10 be, taeshef who dearly ltssd her.
have tried ID set along without demanding ssa
sis,spee from any one, bat my hear, Is rfamplei
on every day car bear IL no lopasf-~ws mast
80 TO sariham." af
Grace readily ssssntsd 10 her bfottef's pfopo.
si.ion 10 leave The piscs, rs theirs wss fetbshg
s,ncs her mothers dsstb, 10 bind hsf 10 tho
,esDes around. But II .hsfo had been, sfe
would have relipqejsbed all. for shs knew tbat
bsf brother could not he eontsntsd nbsfe bs l'ed,
and she desired his happiness.
In 4 short time they were prepared 10 start, bot
the day before they departed. one Of ihose shots
hot violent storms which frequently sweep over
the Islands In the tropics. suddenly atoss AMI
SONS eas knocked NJ the door and asked for sbol-
ter, ussee ~as sloDs ~ he, brother bad goao ~
bsss Their baggage shipped, but she willingly ad-
mif,sd The stranger. Hs wss . very young man,
hut ens Who possessed The polish sad susgiiy
which /. dssissd from gseI society. Without
any Embarrassment he engaged bis fair eoropah'
ion IN polite conversation, and when tho VIM
and ,,io bad ceased and Tho SIM shone gladly
tbsoaab tho wisdows. he was stsfprised that 'hs
storm was 80 SION over. lie was evidently pleas.
Ell With tie beauty an sIsgaGt manners 81 Gfaee,
and a.soDished that one 80 yoH6g should 10 40
m,e, more intelligent than The generality Of
Voting ladies'.
BIT she hal had a better teacher than gif's
USUALLY have: q find bfoiber had devoted his
time 10 her instruction and she, herself had mp
oiled the eaarss Of q naturally good mind, TO tl's
acquisition u knowledge.
sbs had ja.t finished printing . rose.bud
which che intended TT her bsoiber, when, 10 the
strange, rose 10 take his leave, q puff Of wind
blew i. on tho aoor. He picked IL up and sp~
preached To retain II, expressing 4 wisb that ho
might have the pleasure ef seeing rs fair e~nF
again. Oo being informed by Grace that ~ u
fen hours, she intended 10 leave tic place ~peflt"F9
fore ef, be was decidedly chsgriocd fof the smile
he had warn oil tic time, VANISHED from ha
eosrtsnsnss. "WejI then lei me kesp tbis' he
.ald fctainins tho rosebud i" and viii hS'e' pass
with IT," .
Grace without a moments reflection, assthisd
and then blushei like crimson. The young man
bowed gratefully and respectfully ond left 'b"
room.
"Hov impruaertI have been said Hrac"
when The door cloaed--.f ~ondef II he Is gone
She went To the window, but Of confse without
soy idea Of asking him 10 return Il, recc''ed an
other bow across the way, b!nshsd aaaIn aHh
came hack 10 her seat quite angry, n" Young IA
dies usually are when they feel ""fJ mhch ~
eIined 10 he pleased.
The next day Edward I's"''" and hS ''''ef DE-
parted from their native SHORE
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LIME FOR SALE.
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