New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
CHAPTER .XXXII.

CHAPTER NNNlL
MiSOrtuncS saith the adage SIngly. There
/, little doubt that troubles are exceedingly grcgarous
their nature and flying iocks apt perch capri
misunderstanding the heal! of poor wght> until
there not inch of left their unlucky crowns
and taking no of Others who offer good
ing-paccs the oes of their feet than if they had exist
1t may have happened that flight of troubles brood
ing over London and looking for Jose, Wlet whom
they could nj nd dacd down aPhazrd the first young
that caught their fancy and settled IN him instead
However this may be- certain Is that the very day
Joe. departure they warmed abou the of Edward Che
ter and did buzz and flap their wings and prosecute h
that he most profoundly wrctchcd.
1t was evening, and Just eight o'clock, when ne and his
father having wine and dessert set before them left
themselves for the first that day They had dined to-
gchcr but third person had been present during the meal
and until they met table they had each other since
the previous night
Edward was reserved and silent. M Chester
t,an usually CAV but caring seemed open
conversation with whose humor different he
vented the ichtncs of his spirit in smiles and sparkling
looks and made cfcrt awaken hi attention. So they
remained for time the father lying sofa with his
accustomed graceful negligence the seated oPpo
site him with downcast eyes busted II was pain with
painful and uneasy thoughts
Nv dear Edward" said Mr. Chester AZ length, with
mos, engaging laugh de- extend your rowsy influence
the ecaHtcr Suffer that circulate let your spirits be
: stagnant.
Edward begged his pardon passed it. and relapsed into
his former
you do wrong not to fill your glass, said Mr. Chester
holding up his own before the light. Wine moderation
in excess, for that make. ugly-has thousand
pleasant Influences. II brishlens the ewes, improves the
voice mpart- vivacity ones thoughts and conver
sation you should ny it. Ned.
All, father :! cried his son, il
My good fellow nterposed the parent hastily, he
dowA his glass ard ri,ed his eyebrows with startled AID
Mortified expressions heavens sake do nj call By
that obsolete and ancient Have regard for de-
hcac- Am grew or wrinklei, do go cruiches have
lost my teeth that Won adopt such mode Of address =
Good Cos! how very coarse
e. wa. about to speak 10 YOU from my heart, ~.
turned Edward the confidence which should subsst be-
u and YOU checl me IN The outset.
Now 10 not, said Mr. Chester, raising ms delicate hand
mploringv talk in thar Inonsrous About 10
speak heart Dom you know that t.e heart l.
ngeno. part OF the iormationte o: the blo2dyes
sells and all That sort of thng-hich has do WIKI
wha; think than yoGr knees have Ho"
be sa- .ud absurd Those anatomical illusions should
be eft gentlemen tie medical profession They
reals not a-eable IN .oery. You quc surprise me- Ned
Well lere are no slch cings wound, or heal or have
regard for. knew Your creed and will say more,
returned MS son.
There AGAIN said Mr. Chester slipping hi. vine you
distinctly say there such things W. know
there are The hearts Of analsot hulocks, sheep, and
iorih-are cooked and devoured, told, by the
lower casse with a vast deal OF relish. Men times
stabbed 10 he hear shot 20 the heart but speaking
from the heart; or beng wa7uhearted. cod-eared,
brokeG-heare o being all heart, having heart-pah
these things arc nonsense, Ned.
No doubt SIR returned his son, seeing that he paused
Tor nm speak. e No doubt.
There's Harclals's niece your late fame said NJ
Chester, careless illustration Of hi- meaning " No
doubt yolr mind she al heart NO" she mas
all. Yet she l. the person, Ned exactly
She Is changed person. cried Edward reddening
" and changed By vile means, believe