The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-05

his ie'er, and Is quite cured oil his poison ma
MIA.
He visits US daily" said the baron, land
secnis TO take grea, Interest in Adeline. He Is
a noble young man"
" Indeed :" cried the doctor; "hs told me
not word of that. And Adeline ?"
"Oh. she always welcomes him with a smile.
aud frowns upon Pauline if she speaks Of the
conquest of Britain"
Admirable pretty romance will grow
out ofmy cures: Observation-Disclosures
tism of chidren-new generations!
"In which romance" cried the baron. grasp.
ing the physicians hand. you play. wonderful
man, the noblest part Now the new moon Is
over; tell me. dear doctor how you managed
TO create spring in the midst Of desolation."
First Of ALL" said the jovial physician, I've
will, an il please you, drink a lass OF Pedro
Nimenes to the health OF tho young pair.
Now" he made room on the sofa for the bar
on, will tell you all about it f; ,hsush in
t,uth, thsre is not much TO tell.
The malady OF your daughter, SO much
aggravated by an idea that had taken possession
Of her mind, saw was only to be removed by
an appeal to her imagination. As luck would
have il. learned that the famous gardener,
Jenak, had with much trouble brought cher.
ry-tree 10 blossom. J resolved to purchase it.
cost what it would, and decorate with the flow-
cry twies the trees round the Lady Adeline's
birthday tree. offered for il. five, ten. TWEEN
iy louis dors, all in vain. At length he con
iessed, TO my no small dlsmay. that he had cnl-
,lyated the tree with great pains for a present TO
the prince on his birthday. The place OF court
gardener was then vacant; JAnak was one OF
the candidsles, and hoped. by means Of the
cherry tree, TO recommend himself TO the prince
who VAS a great lover Of such rartiss. was in
despair; for without the tree. ] saw no method
OF saving your aughter's life. renewed my
solicitation; and at length obtained it at the
enormous price Of one hundred louisd ors, with
tho promise that would uss my utmost in
nuencs TO secure him the desired place. Tho
b; re ain was closed. had but one-l third Of the
stipulated sum, all my present wealth! How
was ] 10 procure the rcmsindsrl did not
wish 10 apply TO you but bethousht me Of my
rich patient, Sir William. The idea then en-
tered my brain Of undertaking his cure at the
snme time thus, as the saying goes. hitting
two birds with Que stone"
The doctor then related his conspiracy with
the young Englishnan, and explained his mys-
tcrous appearance aud behaviour in the park.
al did my best" he concluded. to combat ia
both parties with an unhappy fantasy. God
has given me success the cure is complete"
/ fh.h I.i.. u.I in ,yn,d.r and dadn mi
he embraced hi. friend again, and gave thanks
10 heaven with full heart. But come he
cried. come and see the girl yourself; tell her
Of all--now The fatal day is past. They pro.
cseded to the baron's house without delay, and
sptercd the drawing room unannounced. Ade-
line, blooming asa rose, was seated by the win
dow working a, The pearl necklace. Sir William
aud Pauline were helping Lcr arrange the
pearls.
II What is all this ?" asked the doctor, look.
iog over the young mans shoulder. The lovers
both looked up, blushng and embarrassed.
=" Let me feel your pulse, Lady Adeline,' SAID
, the doctor. She reached ou, her small. white
I hand timldly.
= Il. it my hand or yours that trcmble' so :
asked the ply casnot tell sir WI
e liam do you my duty for once. and tell me
% the Young lady has fever" The young man
: obeyed mechanically. But, my dearest sr'
cried the doctor suddenly. you must have a
HIGHER fever than she has ! must confess did
not look for this | hoped to find my patients
recovered
William and Adeliue seemed not to under
stand the doctor, who spoke as II ~ deep earu-
est. But Pauline could scarce restrain her
mirh at the comicsi scene.
What are you laughing at my pretty Eau
lin. 7" asked he. do you not know tha, you
owe me a Kiss au come to claim Tia debt"
\ II was now Psune's turn to blush She
look I'd a. il she would gladly have escaped but
the doctor was re.oluls. Then, with smile,
he took the lover, each by the hand aud turn
ing to the baron. said.
4 give them UP TO you. my dear friend. IN
health in body aud mind how Il s'aro' VITA
their hearts, il i, not for me TO decide
Sharp were the rebuaes the good physician
had TO encounter, when bis patients found out
how hs had csred them. But it needed little
/ in,.rcessou TO restore him 10 favor.
XII
twas lovely morning in the spriag OF the
followins year. and preparations tor a day ofrs-
iecipc were rife about the country seat Of the
baron Won Eiehberg. The gates and trees
were hung with sarlands Of flowers; the people
we're in ,heir holiday attire. Old Florian man
aged every thing. There was no time 70 20
lost for scarce had the sun appeared above 'oo
n,euutaias, ~hsn the approach Of . e.rnas,
from tho city was hailed with loud aoo un"
scclaru.,ions. Two cenilsmen 90 no''''
accompanied iisS carriage; one o. Nn'''
reoseLvsrs o. rorsTs 'a'r'I