Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

sprt became ID pressed, and her ufrmiues incrcas-
ing, she confined entirely 10 her chamber. IN
which my husband now passed every moment that
could ~ spared from tbe care ~ t-.ross. WI you
believe thar was Jealous even OF the attcnt0 on he
paid % bis sick parent, and that h.d tie barbara
~ demand, as aa evidence Of h.s love, that she
should be removed from our house. Wy demand was
peremptoriy refused, and Arthur added some words
expressive ot the disgust and horror tl which my
uuuat.rll proposition had inspired hnm. Words
ran between us, and we were overheard by tic SER
wants. who lost no time in communicating what oc-
CURED 10 tlc personal attendant O. the old lady.
She repeated u 20 beer mistress. ana the n"St morn
ing, soon after my husband had gone 70 bis oGice,
I was surprised o. receive visit I'D ny chamber
from his mother. Size was leaning on the arm oi
her maid and was evidently very feeble.
Il have come, Caroline sl.d She, IN knd but
very serious tone 20 bid you farewell, and 10 speak
one warning word TO you before IL Us too lae.
know all that has passed between you and my son,
and bcscech you TO pause while it is yet time. DO
not force from you the heart o.. your husband. DO
not deprive your innocent child ot MS father!
She appeared deeply affected, and some minutes
passed before she added
j am going for viii not be the cause Of disuu-
ion between my sJn and his wife, nor val consent
be the inmate o any house against tae wishes OF
its mistress
The old lady spoke with dignity, and after ca
rcssug my inilut sire took kind but somewhat
formal leave Of me, and carriage beng in wanting.
sle GOT INTO it Hlt utAi'c ~ "'ti'tii i'-~ i-"
Squares from the street IN which Wc resided.
viii not attempt 20 peIut the scene which cnsu-
ell when my husband fc,urned iioh Is once ana
found that lis mother had arisen from her sic@ bed
and lett tie house driven thehce ~ iae lH treat
mcut OF his wife. Suffice ID 10 tell YOU bat my mo-
uer-lu-low lived bat .w weeks after ttr remoF-
al, and that the physicians aitfi2aleH '.f "'"'" "
hcr leaving act ca1u3cr' ana % the t'i asafc cons
Gucnt on % cHahgt o. iee.pthce. --a event. VINE
u awakened tIIe most batter remorsi D" niy ''som'
Great ID Il i.i e." Dr.. -Neaiii feelings ".ii snort
ol hatred o@uIls ni-, tht uuha. IS cause o ns moe
tlers ce.th. d. vain ta" % "!se.. ~ - 'ees'
ahd UltA ilars.t re1i penl'eafe ..eaieai Lih lo
pardon anc love nae once more. ite So ii.-a nae .-l
hm with looks % horror a"d c'-.,i' .i' nor e.a.-
a4l M cHifealcs 'ai lh llaa hdl orc loHN or "otc
II forgiveness. ii aae my cnt.d Itet, o"rFer,
she's -fa ia between - ai" io3"tu i.f-
"aEd ~ Tie tii-e "hcn u would p..la WtA rs la-
TIER ior forgiveness Tor u.s. 10 ?, uua ply m'taeF.
Aiy infant 1.had away oy SD" 1esit1s III. even {"
me il was cs-eat that .e" .4'd15 "ai.i terminate
IT, arei existence.
On tA- evening d ~ -ei'.'. - ''. .l s'eec"-
less agony over my baoe, 10y h4s"a"o eult- ,d t"e
door. lie advanced 10 the I.'ti c'.'' 'ud tue oig
tears rolled down ms chccNa Us ne ha'"Su 'As con
'uisye struggles OF the suffering cA.4d. FcHtGFed
70 take his n9nd-hc ga hot "l-hu.1" - IF3h
nc, marsh ana stern ~ Ee "sa gov o'il nos 'c-
pulse mJtacf az the deata 't" %. t-' c".'u ana III
that -Four q uuuitefa0.1 a8'ns = lt'- nope ''' ''9
future daHncd upon mt sau. blt my h.1At Ged.
and as closed It's I'tiI' eye an" o''.oson - ~
ne MINUS Tor t"e grave ie4 sao co'' quo" 'i'-
win 10 were pune" not oHy inc mother l'!' Ou1
the last nope "l INC "Iel1"eu me- -3y 80 "0t0
prophcle. Ai'oI t"e -0''" "a 'U. emu '''' az
seitcu ihetI more ilcl"cu1y ilo'H ms 1Icrl i1Ss
home. Itis affairs -ii mo "is0F"er' 1"1 "c "oa"
uo"cu n'"ise.' ~ "Io"9 % ''1 '''''' "'s
ton. one gay as :" as Se''o" ~ 'y S'..'''J O''-'
per- an uhuSu' ous''' @''''Ot0u NY "'e0"''o"' :
descended the stairs ana lhe oooa no. /" my 'e5
as ucheId my hHsodho' suPPot'V" ." '"' aims ga