The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
SELECTED TALES.
From he Gentlenan's Maga,inel
THE UNWEDDED BRIDE.
A TRUE STORY OF AMERICAN LIFE.
BY EZRA HOLDEN, PHILADELPHIA.
[COneluded.l
ny EZRA HOLDEN, PHILADELPHIA.
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
/ Ellendale was all the romance and beauty
that the Perleys had described and Eleanor
enjoyed herself much, as she did everywhere
All was giety and hiIarity. But Edward wa.
unhappy, and although he attempted to stihc
his feelings, a, the end of the second day he
begged that his Kind hostess would permit hin
TO leave Elendale.
Eleanor must not 90 so SOON said Mrs
/ Perley, 10 which the daughter warmly respond
ed.
Then said Edward, e will 60 and pre-
pare for the wedding. and return for Eleanor
as she is TO be bridesmaid
That must do, Edward, if you will go they
all exclaimed at once; and the servant in few
moments brought hls carriage, and he was on
his way to the home OF his adorable Helen
lie drove at once TO the mansion; but, as he
crossed The threshold, he felt as If spell were
upon him. and as he entered the little back
parlor he found Helen. with his letter from
the Springs upon her table, but she instantly
attempted 10 conceal it. by placing over it the
book which she had in her hand
| could not stay, longer, Helen, as you did
not join our party at The Springs
Why, Edward, where is Eleanor did she
not come with youl
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II was all the fault of Eleanor, Helen
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worIov 70 60. ,S,, III shonId La .oaJ- c.
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ueIen - no aided c,arcin, =, ,bo c,co oC bo,
,bo c.,.-.--
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III. s,ens or Ia,e towards tho .o,s ob;sc, n hi.
,,yec,;o,.
I, was now orlv .;,h, DIV, n tho odd;o,
and ,l,bo,cb al, ,h;ors "a BOO, oooo .x,,,,o.J
s,iu Do,v ,L,, tho D,,n,,,Is h,. hoo, ,o.,,oooa
the great numbers Of friend, were ia he read.
yised Of the e,epiny ,no, which !, v,. - ,,,o
rI,ce Tho ,,,erv.,;n, tim, ,,,s ox,o,IoI
rho ro,der will co,ceiro :, ,lo.o .,.. Ill.
,Iw,xs ,,ocsde wedd;n, and ,L;oi :,
of no importance 10 alIude 10 here. Tb;. w,.
COMING even, ,b,, had boen IooLod - NH,
prea, interest by the vast number Of friends nj
both Helen and Edward. and the beou,,Cul the
wealthy. and the elite of virginia were on IN.
WING nj crnec,ancv Cor the br;I,;,,, and ham,
run,;,,s bs,yeor ,so of ,be ,,o,, ,o,,,oa,aI
bonses or the oId domi,;on,
Tb,rsd,v ,iob, c,,oe and Tho hall. ~ IL.
Nuso,aves were thrown open ,o as b,,I,;,n, a.,
,s.o,,,bl, ox., co,vo,.d ;o Vi,o,,;. A.,
.,Jv horr ,b.v commenced ,o,,;oo IN oro,
all III. surrounding region. and many from =
,;;.,,nco 6II.d with tho ,,o., -.
.,;.;,,,,,o,,. - ,;,,o.. ,I,o Los,o,,,J =,
,ho ho,,, .od Tho hand oc in. ,,iJo or .e, 60,
i, v;,.;,;, ,,,,, o,o ,.ho ga. oo,,ll, ,,,,,,i,.d
r., h,s .,.r,,.L ,,Io.,. .,d u,,r, v;,,o..
ueIeo M..,,,,o w,s ,b,, ,isb, IN h. ,ivo,
,vav in m.,rs,. On. n tho mos, be,n,f,J
d,,.t. oc,,. a.. l..l,.. 1t
has bsen csleb,,,sd oor n. ,.,c.,,,oo or -,
angel, o6 l,f. and m. ,;,hs., b.,,... !,
,rsrIc, wa, ,o becous hid. D.,Ls. i, no,
h,;d,l d,s., IN. .b,..,.., and h.,o,v oeI