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

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81 5 LAa1 ~ ,ItRYLAND.

sorry that CD III not b. 81 go you sD.fcr, bu. alu
now 40 yaHr ior the rema iadcr % tie eve
nag. Are You ready o. walls
y c-,' answered Doll, wife. drawing on her gloves
but what detained yea so long have been WA.t-
Ing nearly au hour.
Il ava sorry 10 hayc kcp, yon whiting. bar Just
! was about o. leave 10y Office. ! received a mess
slgc FROM my sister requesting me 20 call aud oc-
cemparv hrr 70 Mr. Orus- Tic l.u tI-t. and have
but just rctarurt irstu there
Mrs. Iyudsay W4sAtrew tae hald which her hus-
band bad SEN. aua resented t.rse!. on ili. s'.'.
'Come ~ dear, shall be too late. What do
you wait tn
1T il already too l,,e, and have gwen ZIP Tie
.del of walking II every one las cialus on your
tigc which 20 be attended o. before those 81
your " b., She val Withdraw hers a.t. gether.'
Iyudsay Gcs ste3 from s attcu - % regain pos
session ri tle WlihtrtVu hand uf his "e, and,
gardcl her flushed and angry cuatcuauce with
something very lhe disgust. he ieit tae apartment
Is be closed ne door lady whO had been sitting
At distant window, and who been an uurotccd ca-
server OF tts ltte scene. advanced 90 The sofa on
winch Mr.. Lyndsay was now extended, endeavor-
Iug iu VAN 90 Soltne bier suts.
NV dear Emma she sand, in sweet though
mourutul voice, look up and listen - me. have
uuwiliugly witnessed the little disturbance winch
occurred between yon and your husband. Dearest
EmnIn. YOU trc1dtng ou dangerous ground: do
not, AZ YOU value your happiness advance one step
further
The earncstuess ct Mrs. Craham's manners arous-
cd the attention. 81 her companion. size checked
her sobs and listened atteLuyeiy ~hile her friend
resumed
u know the causc 90 you, une1sncss, but I'd
ward IS ll NOT Yield % what DE- considers mere ca-
pricc-tnd by iuauiglng an cNartrg Jetleas tetn-
Ter you wIll l enatc .is alect.ou n.I render both
Am and yours u m-erab.r.
but is II not very ird o BE- elected .u tie very
first m0ntk-itcr marriage
~ 4s very hard 10 BE- u,- elected AZ any time, said
Mrs. Graham. 1h.ic SOFT you. ry dear, h1Fe
he 70 L. 10 p s. 4 /. i q .
y ou do not know. tAcu, saa Emma, weeping
otresn AZ she spoke. "tiat drs.fed Mr. Iyncsay
10 come home at three %, lock 90 - ont vita me,
and that IS hen he came 10 wanted only ten minntes
10 four. and all tAat time was Attending 10 his SIS
ter, whose claims upon hn are surely not superior
10 mine.
Certainly not my dear. bar his sister WAS in pain.
I know she has teen suffering with the toothachc
and waited only Dr.. Ormc's return 70 have her
tooth extracted Bat my dear chld, let this iittle
incident teach You 10 know yourself. and 10 guard
against that complaining. jealous disposition, by
which so many wives render their homes unhappy,
and drive their husbands 70 seek for comfort else
where.
Mrs. Graham paused and covered her face Cor an
instant. When She removed the handkerchief. her
features were calm, but even more pale and sad
than usual, and her voice trcmb.cd rs She said
II Will tell yOu story. Emma, winch VII nm
pre- on your nund the Importance 81 What hcvc
been saying. May i, MY dear young friend, prove
TO YOU tale 81 warming
i was married ~ very cariy life, began Mrs. era
ham. TO one whom / loved with all my soul. and
10y whom was equally loved 90 return. Young as
| was when married, | had seen good deal OF
Lic and witnessed many Instances 81 conlugal un-
happiness. iancied, however, that could trace
all these to error at conduct on the part o my
female friends and thought ! should be abe t.
avoid all such errors, and 10 exhibit al example o.
perfect domestic happiness.
did not know myself set have sometimes
thought that had my husband been less indugent NJ
the commencement 81 our married lie, might have
avoided those errors hch wrecked al kc his peace
and my expected TO have calls ON my iorbcaT-
ance and | was prepared - meet them but ! was
not prepared for tie unbouuded naul ycnce, tire al
most idoatrous devotion with which was treated
hy my husband. Every moment that he could steal
from business DE lawyer, and ln eXtcns.ve
practiceA was devoted 10 me; bis former friends
were neglected, and he seemed 80 I've or ENJOY lite
only IN ny society. ieIti.y power. but had not
wisdom enough To qcrpctuatc i uy cndcavoring (
provide for the time when the intoX.caton oil pas
sion should have passed away. ~ weak BRAIN Wa
TUNED. conceived the devotion 81 Wy husband q
tie only just tribnte to my charms. and grown
daily more jealous and cNaclng. resented rs an III
irngcment Of my rights any attempt on the part @
his friends 10 interest him IN the political or oihe
affairs Of the day. Arthur Graham submitted TO ml
eNactiuns because he cons Idcrcd them proofs OF my
affection vet months rolled by, although ha
fondness for continued nnabatcd, he seemed q
miss the society u the friends who used TO circle
around him. and whose visits discouraged. because
thought they attracted too much OF my husband
attention, which desired 10 absorb exclusively &
myself
sometimes Arthur would proioug his absence a.
hour or two beyond the usual time OF his retur
home and ON these occasions, although did no
openly complain rcproach him, yet received ht
with floods OF tears. aud pathetic lamentations oil
ms declining love. Then be would soothc me. an
eudeayor, 10y even more tender, devoted attention
10 heal nv wounded .cclings.'
Isf.H. Frfrfe