New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, isal.

with Surprising affabily Some rustic beauty perhaps
But be cautions my good friend. They always 10
be trusted Do take advice, Co. and be careful OF your
self With these words he turned 10 the glass again. and
went on with MS toilet.
Hugh would have answered him that he the questioner
himself had SET him on, but the words stuck in his throat
The with which his paron had led him to
this point, and managed the whole conversation perfectly
baifed h He did not doub, that if he had made the
which his ps when Mr.. Chester turned round
and questioned him keeny ne would straighway have
given him into custody and had him dragged before JUS
tce with the stolen property Gpon him. IN which case IT
certain hc would have been hung was that ae had
bee. born The ascend4ncy which the purpose OF
the Of rhe world establish this savage lnstru-
men was gained from that time Hugh's submission was
complete. He dreaded him beyond description; and elt
that accident and arce spun web about him, which
touch from such naser-hand his would bind hin'
10 the gaows
With these thoughts passing Through his mind, and yet
wondering the very time how he who came mere
rlong ih- confidence Of this (ash hough) should
be so soon and so thoroughly subducd Hugh stood covering
before him. regarding him uneasy romtlme 10 time, While
he finished dressing When he had done se he took up the
letter. broke the AL and throwing himself back in his
chair, read leisurey through
every neatly worded. upon my life Quite 'Somaa :
letter full of what people call tenderness and dsinerested
ness, and heart, and all that sort Of thing -
rs he spoke he twisted up, and ganclng lazy round
at Hugh as though he would say You this held it
tossed it into the crate, and there 1t snoudered away
cit directed TO my son, he SAID turnag 10 liugh
"and you did quite right TO bring here opened 1t on
my responsibility and yon see what have done with
IT, Take this, for your trouble y
Hugh stepped forward receive The piece OF money he
held out to him As he put II in his hand, added
If you should happen find any thing else OF this sort
to pick up any kind Of information may think would
like 10 have bring il here, will you-n'y good fellow
This said with smile which lmphed-or Hugh
thought it did" fail TO DO so at your peril He answered
that he would.
Anddc MT SAID hi- patron with air OF The very kind
patronage nj be all downcast or uneasy pect-
that le ra>hness have been speaking Of Your meek
safe III my hands, good fellow, though baby
fingers casped it, you. Take another glass You
quieer now
Hugh accepted it from his hand, and looking steahiy
his smiling face, drank the contents in silence.
Do Mt you-ha ha do MT you drink to the drink any
more = said Mr. Chester, in his most winning manner
To YOU sir tn sulen answer with some thing ap-
p.oachng to a bow. 81 drink TO you
Thank you God bless you. By the bye, what IS your
name my good soul You called Hug, know, OF
courseyour other name 3?
"A very strange fellow Do YOU that YOU never
knew one that you do MT choose to tel II Winch !!
"I'd tell tif could said Hugh, quickly can't.
have tesn always called Hugh; nothing more never
knew saw, thought about iaiher; anu was ooy
of six-lat very odwhen they hung my mother up
Tyburn for couple of thousand men TO stare al lhe5
might have let her live She was poor enough:
How very sad - exclaimed his patron with conde-
scending smile have ne doubt she was al sAcseuih9S
fine "
You see that dog of mine said Hugh, abruptly
Faithful dare say J" reoinrd his patron looking at
him through his glass and immensely clever iT'uoUS
and gifted ANNALS whether beast, always are 50
very hidaouS
.Sncf dog as that and one OF the same breed was :le
only living thing except me thai Aowled th2 day sa''
Hugh ''Oa of the thousand odd-thee was larger
crowd for lis being woman-ihe dog and alone mai any
,.-i have beep man ~
qut of her for sf@ had been forced 10 keep hun lean AID
hasaryed but being dog. and not having man sensr,
he was sorry
g and very Ike brate
Hugh made no reoiuder, bu, whsing to his deg, who
sprung up the sound and came jumping and sporting Oo
hn, bade his synpathsng friend good night
Good night, he returned. ''RtmemocF; you Re SAFE
with me-qulte safe. So long you teserv' H. my COCA
fellow, as hope always WILL yo. have tfIrnd III me-
whose silence you may rely Now do be careful at yolr-
self pray CO. and consider what jeopardy you might have
stood in Good night brs> yor,
Hugh trucklrd before hc hidden tanng @. these words
as much as such being could, and crvp OF the door
suhmissivcly and subservtny-wi,h air, IN short
different from that with which he hod rniercitA, his
patron on bang left alone. smiled moro than
And vet" he SAID, he took pach ot suuii, 8 do
no, like their having hanged his mother. The fri." has
fine eye aud >he was handsome Bot 'e9s prob
by she was rosed ?eThap-, and clumsy test
Av II was all for the best no doubt
With this comforting rectlr n, he put on his coat took
farewell alance hr glas, aud summoned hi man, ~h5
promptly attended followed by chair and Il 'So oefrs
.Foh :" sad Nr Ch -ter The very ai'n"sp'rfr ih5
centaur has breahrd tainted win hr can ana laH
dr. ,Tr PEAK brns som- scent aud -prInklr tn floor
and take away the char he sa, upon and air it and dash
T,ie of thai mixture upon me AN st'fi~d -,
The nan obeyed and tn room 'na S master 'eg oo.l
purified nothing remained Tor Mr On s'er ou' - . i
his hat 10 fold II iunty under hi 10 tax" hl~ St u
the chair. and be carrie! Of humming '~hon@ol" 'HHs
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