Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
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nvas-no in wealth, bu, beauty and accomP''snl
She began to grow Jealous she saw i~vs{ ~,
himself by the side OF Eivira. and entcr into eo4
iion with her upon various subjects. wondet
Lord Wentworth, what could have induced ~
pea to bring these poor cottagers here, 20 80
with person. so much above their rank and iovtu
'Suro enough replied lady Isabella, u
know, unless she wanted TO amuso tho company
their uncouih Appearance
perceive Prince levete appears 10 feel qSs
tcresicd, while conversing with Elvira, were
herrss, should think there some daneer
never obtaining the name Of Levcre, sister isaoe ~
And should some doubt whether yon eve1X = 4
the lady Angela, II Ewln was prince, for - IN =
scarcely spoken TO any one else since he omesvk0s
his hand for tho frs, dance, which she immedsssfE
cepied' L
In the course Of the evening, lady Angela q II,
herself by the side Of Lcvere and desired IN k09
introduction to that beautiful Young lady, ~
have tendency to draw his mind frum the swess
stress he so much admired the other evening '.
i should think replied the Prncc, rs he hxeu
ewes upon the mischevous countenancc OF his c0u(
Il should think this lady is the same one-she cevtS
" affects my heart the samo--her coun,cnance 10
same -and when by her side, ! fancy hear the -
celestial music which enraptured my SOIL
meant 10 have carried my plan little farthQ
said lady Angela, while arch smile played ar0y{
her rosy lips but you have guessed right, cousin It,
~, Miss Elvra IS the heavenly musician You 80 fuu< II
admire and if you think she will not charm YOU out az
your senses when the company tired Of dancinIf
she shall favor with song W
Agreed said the Prince and in a few moments ~
seated in elegant music room where ptsu1z
waiting for fairy fingers to touch the keys.
After few modest relusals, Elvra took her seat e.
tho instrument. and accompanying It with her sweeN
voice, sang favorte Scotch ballad. lsidorc Joined III
the chorus, which seemed TO give new life 10 all WIZ
heard All expressed their deght--all returns
thanks to the young ladies' save Lord Wentworth, VIII!
continued to ridicule the cottagcIs in the most shame
full Misunderstanding sport Of their singng-criticisin
upon dress, &c. At length the time arrived for u
no IN SpDa hen kindly roA
escort Miss Evira home which gave rise to the mo-
bitter feelings of jealousy and anger in the bosom
Lady Isabella who expected that favor would bs q!
! served for herself
When Lavere found himself alone with Elvra ~
heart bea, volen,y-his frame ac,a'ed--hs fa1~
what he dare not ucr-he thought OF his fathers ia
teniion to unite him TO lady lsabela-his blood We
chilled the thought-his lips closed, and III
voice refused lis aid.
They had now arrived a, the cottage and Elvirl1
attempted t. open the door OF their humble DWELLING
Iavere caught her hand, pressed to his lips, and gen
tly breathed the name Of Elvia The sound cauRiII
her cart seemed like electric fire touch her hsarc
she Withdrew her hand hastily, and wishing hid
good night, entered the cottage. As Prince Laver4
turned away he met Edwin with Isdore who informed
him Of his intentions to leave his paterna roof, q ~
commence life upon the watery element stating, al
50, the day following was set for his departure Tt
Prince begged the privilege Of calling upon him In tho
morning which Ewin cheefiuy granted The pale
moon shone with her chase rays the head La
we're as he moved slowly TO the castle.
And shall l., sighed he, can behold this lovely
flower droop and die cut down by the rude hand q
adversely sh, the opening bud display its @
an unfeeling world, and then be chilled by the COLI
hand Of time Shall the vile hand OF n destroys
stretch itself out over thee, and with its mouo
grasp pluck the finest of creations nowers' An, not
II thou virtuous thou art beautiful winQjv
would protec, thee and cherish thee the future
companion Of my bosom y
BY th, lime he had reached the castle 81 sdy An.
gela r,n 10 NEE, her cousin, with co.'s 5hss =
full OF glee, that smile forced lis froHe lips ~
Livere She led him to the paror, where the c,uas
sat speaking in the hghes, terms Of the young srau-
gers
Bat YOU need not look So serious said he turainR
10 Lavcrc, IL yOr have lost your heart. perhaps you
can get paced in H. room and 1s the old saying 10,
exchange Is m rnbbery"'
/ The Prince smiled, and the Count el the room,
saying, you must sympaihIzc together, osldten and
then looking archlv NJ lady Angela. continued, Er
shall no, wonder il the h'ni'one young El~n proves
thief as well his charming sister As her father
uttered these words, blush we'd her he auti-
fol cheek, and almost confirmed the truth Of wha, hs
had spoken.
You know, cousin Angela said Lavere soon an re
Count departed, you know II has long been the wi.
Of my fathers heart united lady Isabella
but am unhappy IN the very thor ph, and how must
my unhappIness be augmented. should give my hand
I" tins proud vain, and wealthy heirrss when lovely
HHuous, but poor glr possesses my ardent aiiee
ilon There IS madness IN tie very ihought-aud
should my father disnherit me here most solemnlv
he what II may, Ia reference TO Elyira that naughty
gir who despises poverty, shall never become the
partner oi my bosom
Lavere ceased speaking concerning himself and IN.
formed lady Angela Of Elwins departure Al the Same
time requesting her 10 accompany hm 10 the cottage,
/ 10 which she assc6ted
On the following morning they commenced their
walk. while tho dew yet upon the grass and tho
god Of day was ridn7 With majestic grandeur The
BIRDS had not ceased their morning carroll neither had
The ilborers 0i the day entered the field when they
] iound themselves seated "a the cottage. The Young
friends passed a happy hour ia each others society,
during which Col llarsOn reltIed many circumstances
I ~ hs ilie--spoke of his al from prospeuy-in shon.
ayefe and his cousin felt more than ever Interested
NJ their new associates The, soon lelt the cottage,
after having assured the family " their pure diaialss-
esled friendship The same day Elwin le( u,s pleas.
ant ne village TO seek his fortune IN foI.ign coas.
/ trles
! Nothing occurred duung has absence "a the history
OF our ooitagers "h the exception Of the declaration
Prince Layere madefo E.y'a Of ihs love he bore her
lis vas happy u learn IN doe tame bis ssetion.
were not lavishsd upon her ya!n-hs found hef sas-
capable hear had yielded 70 to- 6fxt ZANE of Live