New-York tribune., 1841-06-12


waking up and down when he had dned, with an ar oi
elderly compacency Which strongly suggestive
of MS having his hands under his coaial!s and aP-
peefng read the tombsones with very critical taste
Sometimes, after long inspection OF an epltaph, n woud
sirop his Aak upon the grave which It referred and cry
IN his 'hoarse tones, = m devil m devil N devil
but whether he addressed his observations 10 any supposed
persons below. merely threw them oil Is general re-
mark. l. matter OF uncertainty.
l. was . cu.e pretty spot but 4 sad one o- BSrnabys
mother for NJ Reuben Haredae lay there, aac aeeF M
vault IN when MS rested stone 70 'ne memory
Of her own husoand with brcf Inscription recording how
md when he lost his lie She sat here. ihoughiii aaa
apar until their ime and t.e distant horl told
,hai me coach was coming
Barnabv who had been Sleeping on III g1ass. sprung Up
quckiv ,he sound and Gnp, who appeared 10 Us de'-
stand i equa; wei. walked INTO MS basket siFaeai
eniretur society IN general (as though = intended zHd
OF sae u-on them IN connection with chuTchra-c) never
to ssy die any Tnry were soon on ~ coac-icq
and rolling along the road
JOE va- from h=.ne and Hugh suEgi>y on: 10 hand
m the parcel called for There no tear OF Old John
coming ou Tbeg could see hm from he coach roofta=
aeep IN his cosey bar part OF Joln character
lie made point OF geDg sleep at the coach TINE lie
despi-ed aaddng about he locked upon coaches is things
that ought 10 be indicted distubers OF the peace OF
mank as restless busting busy horn-oiowag con'-
ance> quite benea; the deny OF men, and only suited 10
eddv ar> that did nothing but chatter and 90 a>hopp1E
We know nothing about coaches here. sir John would
saw If n unucky stranger made inquiry touching he often
s.ye vehicles do nj book for en- We rather not;
they re more trouble than they re WORTH Win Their NOISE
and rattle Ii you Ike wall to7 en- yen can 1si W.
do Mt know any thing about en- they may call and they
NAV not-there carrier-he was looked upon aS cutie
good enough when was boy
She dropped her veil as Hugh climbed up, and while ne
hung behind. and talked TO Barnaby IN whispers but
neither he nor any other person spoke to her OF noticed
her had any curiosity about her; and So an aen she
visited and left the village where she had been bora and
had lived a merry child, comey girl, h'ppg VIE
where she had known all her enjoyment OF Lie ans mad
entered on It's hardest sorrows.
CHAPTER XXvI.
And YOU re not surprised TO hear tins, arden SAID
Mr Ha7edae Well You and she have always been
the best friends and ushould understand her any body
does"
ask your pardon, sir rejoined the ocksmiih. e.
did nit say understood her would Mt have the pre-
sumption say that Of any woman. It 5 not 50 easily
done But much sarprised, sir, as you expect
ed rre TO be- certainly.
May ask why not, my good friend -
have seen SIR returned the ocksmth with evident
reluctance, - have in connection with her some
thing that has filed me with dsust and measaess She
has made bad friends how, when, don't know bat
that her house refuge for robbcr and cutoat al
least, am certain. There. sir! Now II : out.
.'Varden'
My eyes, sir, my Witnesses and for her sake
would be willingly hai-blnd, if could but have the
pleasure OF msrusing IN have kept the secret nj!
now and it will 90 further than yourself know but
tell you that with my cyes-broad awake saw. IL
the passage her house evening after dark the heh
wayman who robbed and wounded Mr.. Edward Chester,
and on the same night threatened me
And you made effort TO dstam hm =! SAID MI
IIaredac quickly.
Sir returned the locksmith, she herself prevented
me-held me- with all her strength, and hung about
until he had got clear off And having 50 far he
related crcum>tantay all that had passed upon the night
in question.
THIS dialogue was held in low tone in the loc,smiths
paror into which honest Gabriel had shown his lstgr
L. had calla 4
his company TO the widows that he might have the assist
snce of his persuasion and influence and ont OF this CIR
cunstancc the conversation had arisen
" iorbore' said Gabriel . from repeating word Of
tins body 1t coHd do her good and might do
her great harm. thought and hoped, 20 say the truth,
that Sht would come me- and talk to me about II, and
sold me how was but though have pmposeIy pn my
sell her than twice, she never touch
ed upon the subIect-cXcePt by look, than could
have been put INTO a areai many words It sHd among
other matters DO Mt ask any thing Imp.oungy,
that did nj ask her any thing. GU II think old
fool. know sir Ii any rell~i 10 call M one, payd
am greatly disturbed BY what you tel! mr., said Mr..
laredale, after silence What meaning 90 YOU attach
10 1t -
The ocksnith shoo, his head doubully Of the WIN
dow at the falling light
She cannot have married again" Mr. tIaredale
Not without our knowledec, surely, SIR
She may have done in the fear that 1t would lead,
# known, objection or e>irangement suppose
She married ncautlou>ly- improbable. for her
years-and the man turned a ruiian, She would be
anxious to screen him. and yet would revolt from his
crimes This might be 1t bears strongly the whole |
drift of her discourse Yesterday and would qn- explain
her conduct De yos suppose Bainaby priyy to these
-
Qui,e impossibe to say, sir returned the ock-mith
shaking his head again; and impossible tnd
out from him. If what YOU suppose X really the case
uembc for ihe lad noabe person, put TO bad
Uses
at is not possible Warden said Mr. Harcd.e il a
@ b.T4 ben Blinded and deceived by 5. woman an M
beginning 1t i not possible that this ccnnexion was
formed in her hasband lifetime, and led his and my
brother s.
Good God, sir" said Gabriel nterrup:ing him. do nj
entertain such dark thoughts for moment. Fiye-and
twenty years ago where there 4 -r Ike her!
cav handsome, laughing brigh;-eycd danl=el Think
what he was, sir 1t makes my heart ache now, even
now though IN old man with w-man Ter daughter,
think what She was, and what She Is. We all change
but that's with Tine; Time does his work honestly and
l do nj mind him fg for Time, sir. Use him well,
and he : hearty fellow, and scornz to have You 81
disadvantage But and suffering (and those have