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

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ness. IS u not, ycu must invite whom you
please % vsur own 4ou-c. bat / hope You wili exc
ease me t1r being Instruments. n lring'ar ths ac-
cs1p. shed Young lady % contrast w..h your poor
faded. unhappy Wte.'
looked q; my husband. cxr getting Ms usual @ be
uttered and carcsscd into cuelrl.ucss bur h.s lace
aa- avcr,ed from me- and be- d.d press Tire hand
which rested on bis arm. - went on with M
creas.ng ul.huuor, tetc 7, however, under an ap-
pe4rauce of wouaCed iec.iuE.
i shall not presume % oppose your iavltng Mss
tulrev O. your house: but IS lo not feel cGud 10
entertain q ,ea.ued lady shall either conhoe my
SO. ~ iay o@n apartment. ~ - u'} tue country
DUR ng the time d.. Der VISIT.
.Artlur looked me full iu tie face. as ! uttered
tie last words and ,his, Dr. FIRST o9A IF dsp.easure.
lel cod.y upou my heart, producing slekea.ng APP
pr,hens ON If some consequence iat1l 10 my h2ppI-
ness.
would have uus,.l my words, but We were now
entering tie h,tci, and 10 moment more I'D The
presence ct VI Aubrey and her brother. Jane
aubrey was iue l3oalug girl, aud her counte-
nance was sprghtiy and aEfeea3e, though oy no
means beautiful. attempted 90 overcome my ILL.,
huinor and 10 make such cora.a advances % her as
] knew would be agreeable % my husoand, ana as
she met me more than half way, wc were soon en-
gagged in conyers ton, supported 90 her part WIZ
ease and Caictv. and on mine with Ii-d.sseia1ltu
cbeeriulucss. The gentlemen were Engaged I'D
talking over their college adventures, ana "u "''
seem 10 notice what passed al QUO end at Tie room.
Here Was Il new ground &c conpnlnt Ny hus'Hho
vas in my socety. set was rot absorbed oy me
bis attention WAS gNcn 20 areile aHu lh'ogh tla1
other was the friend and companion q las YOUTH
whom hc bad not seen for y2are yet that was no e%
cusciumy eyes for what deem'd an injury ony iee1-
inu=. I could scarcely restrain my tears when h!
attention vas clam med By Mr. Aubrey, who SAID as
he advanced 20 the sofa, ca winch seas seated ".l"
hls -I-tar-
MR.. Grahs.a au alau. o. take great i5er-
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uv st,r. Tao ucieaeucy ~ Use weather ID. .-
her acecmoqnt Il,. SIS size intended Golu-, to tAe
end of nv Journey. asd dolat lIaetsa aca of leav
nr her alone at hptcI So must q fisi Vie ptrl-
lesc u very old trcn. 81 your hu-aana' ana beg
ye 80 frte rrrc af ber darag tAa week thai SNAIL
BE- absent
~0fcoussc could oaiy boss and express my graf
Gcaon NJ tue pros poet o.! a.Iss Aubrey company
and il beng settled that Size could come % us I'D
the evening after her brother bad departed. Arthur
and myself returned home. aud spent the next
hour ia shedding tears of ID humor, without how
ever, having thcm wiped away by ny husband, ac-
cordlug TO hs usual wont.
In the evening Mss Aubrey came, and TO make
amends 'r the GOODNESS and reserve 10 my manner,
MIR Graham treated her with rcdon5.ed attention.
lie staid 1T home all the evening, and post 3ned
some important business, for the purpose OF eater
tanning our guest and of preventing her perceivnE
and beng mortified by my want Of cordially and
kindness. Nv heart swelled rs ] perceived this,
my apartment before tea, leaving my guest TO do
the houors of the table | expected my husband
would have followed me. hu he did not. and when
nj last he dld come, assailcd him with bitter r.
p-oaches, and spoke OF Miss Aubrey IN terms OF
winch blush % think. Arthur heard me Tor some
time in gloomy silence NJ length he too became
excited and for the first time he spoke TO me harsh
IL and sternlv commanding me on pain OF his last
inr dlsplcasure 90 tleat Miss Aubrey with tine re-
spcct and attention due u her the sister OF his
friend, aud Il guest IN his house. lie seemed to be
perfectly aware that the tears she'd arose from ll-
temper. aud not from wounded feeling, aud without
making the slightest effort 10 conclate me- he ad-
dressed himself 90 rcposc, and LETT me TO spend The
n.ght IN dcvsIng plans to mortlv and distress the
innocent = RI, who chose 10 fancy was trying "a
sn9piant me n the affections OF ms husband. Aern
my brought with 1t calner thoughts, and ] com
= !ianted myself sufficiently to treat Hiss Aubrey
with politencss % not with Kindness or cordlaliiy
She however, was not destitute of penetration ant
q in The course OF That day size found or invented
i some excuse for returning 70 the hotel. Ny nus
@ band was exceedingly ycNed at tins occurrence
$ ard little alarmed Tor tie consequences OF my lm
pudcuce added my entrcaties TO is TO prevail OF
II guest u continue with "a, I'll. the arrival oil be-
o brother. The young lady, however, had too mucl
proper pride TO roman where she could not but per
is eeive she was uuWccomc. | suppose she wrote t
20 her brother. for De returned very few days, am
= they departed f.r the South. Ny conduct ON tn
l. occas.on gave q severe blow TO the affection OF M
a husband. He WAS under obi cations 10 tie Au
breys for kindness and attention received from then
y while he was AZ college with Henry, and hs prite
y as weil as his better feelings, were wounded By No.
: treatment Of his friends. From tins period he be
70 gan seek for amusement abroad, and his own IRE
e side was deserted and solitary he birth OF on
child however recalled portion OF his lorine
: tenderness. and had had the wisdom to control N
10 mpcrious and exactnE temper. we M gat still nav
been happy. Blt nothing less than the aosoiu'
IN exclusive dominion | once possessed, would 10y
m satisfy ne and taking advantage OF my sitoai2I
% ! required from my Arthur the most uAEcasoh1oi
10 sacrifice OF tine AID attention.
IN One day he informed me that hs only sister wv"
ID with her widowed neither resided II distant "
H. larel was MARRIED. and that he had invited his IA,
ther who uas aged and ntirn, 10 1--we with Us.
al 'She VIII, hope SAID he, 'oe com.ar'a1'e 20 U
- both she Wiil assist YOU in tae manageAei"
Ie the child, and her society VII cnlven you GU "
e Tie hours when am compelled 20 &c absent ga
III 50 for her Tomorrow.
was not pleased with this arrangement bccaus
&c | had not been consulted. and because thougi
my husband ought not 20 wish for any other seeie'
be than nine. | said nothing, however, and IN q Il
81 DAYS iay m0ther-n-law arrived. she WAS oiz.
- he'd old lady, and her gcnt.encss or manner ''e q
ns fiction she man f'scd .or me, and her devotion
my babe would have won my heart. had Il mol oe'
he that saw or fancied taat Arthur showed more ="
he ference for her opinion than nine tnat ne STA
III more AZ home her account. ana that N al e1
e- N which q fered 10 the treatment proper
ow the child, Ia sckly, delicate lniaht'l he SUSTAIN
her Judgment. could not brook tuis, and so
ar commenced system Of conduct which. ~iie II
forced the old lady tangible -roand o c3inq /.
ny rendered her t- !ny h.l1e uacoaaioIiaole' IL