New-York tribune., 1841-06-17

oar and without any Visible alteration oil feature,
eSLld ,lrice audbly. Tie approach Il lag-h
h;b he ever snduls sed (aad but seldom and only
e.rene occasions cured his lip effected the
smallest change no. much slight wagging OF.
hi rren fat !oube chin which these ZINES. AL
others remained perfect desert in the broad map Vi his
face changccss. dull. tremendous blank.
Lest it should be OF surprise 10 any. ,ha, Air
Whe adopted this bold III opposition to one whom
he Mad often entertained and "ho had awn!s pad h- way
the Maypoe gallan;ly ray be remarked thai MS
very penetration and sagaciy in this respect which ca-
oncd him indulge in those unusual demonstrations OF
ocuari;y. Just recorded fo MF. "iiei after care
folly balancing father and ii his uleii' scales had ar
rived at the distinct conclusion that the old gentleman was
better sort OF than the young one hrowins ms
landlord into the same scale which arrady turned by
this consideration and hrapng upon him again his strong
desires to run counter the unfortunate Jec. AID liz o-o-
on a. general principle all matters ot -vc and Tatrl-
nenv il went down the very ground t!ashtay and sent
the light cause OF the gentleman flying upwards 10
the ceiling Mr. Chester not Jie kind OF man to be
b. anv mean, din-,irted Mr. Wllcts notvc but he
thanked iE rracou il he had been one ot the most
disinterecd that hoae earth; LEAVING
him with many cornplcutary rcauces OF his great taste
and judgement prepare whatever dinner he might deem
fitting the benz his steps towards 'hc Warren
Dressed with than his usual elegance; assuming
gracefuncss of which, though was the result ct
long study sat easily upon him and became him we'll COM
posing his features into teir serene ard progressing
and setting in short that guard t?on himself t
cyerv p.iu which denoted that he attached slight I'M
the bounds of Miss IIaredacs usual walk He had not
gone far looked abo him long when he deserted coming
towards him female figure glimpse OF the form aHd
dress as She crossed little wooden bridge which lay be-
tween them satisfied him that c lad found her whom he
desired He threw himself in her way and very
cr PAGES brought them close together.
He raised hi, hat from his head and yielding the path
suffered lcr to rls him Then the idea had but ta,
moment occurred him. he turned hastily back ANA sad IN
agitated voice:
al beg pardon-do address Miss Harcdae?'
She stopped in confusion at being unexpectedly
accoscdby stranger; and answered Yes
Something told me. he said leol1Hg compliment 10 her
beauty that it could be other Mis-, HaIcdalc, bear
namc which not unknown you-whch is prdc, and
vet pain to me know, sounds pleasantly in your
a advanced in life you | am the father o
him whom YOU ho.er and distinguish above all other
May J. for weghty which al me with distress beg
brt minutes conversation with YOU here ??
Who that was peenccd deceit, AID had iraak and
youthful heart could doubt the speakers ,ruil-could doubt
il too when the voice that spoke was like the faint echo
She knew well, and much loved to hear Sf III
clncd her head and stopping, her eyes upon the ground
"a little more apart-among these trees. Ii Is an old
mans hand Miss Haredale an honest one, believe me.
Skc put hers in it, hc said these words, and suffered
him TO lead her To Il ncighboring seat;
You alarm me. sir, she said, in II low voice. q" You
the bearer of any i'll news. hope!
'' OF that YOU anticipate, he answered sitting down
beside her. Edward is well-quitc well. 1t : OF him
wish speak, certainly but have no misfortune to com
municatc.
She bowed her head again, and made though She would
havc begged him to proceed; but said nothing.
am sensible that speak YOU disadvantage, dear
Miss Iacdalc Believe that | not iorgttul OF
the feelings of my younger days, to know that you
little disposed view me with favor You have heard
me described cOld-icartcd. calculating, selfish
- have revcr SIR She inter posed with an altered mar
cr aud frmcr voice; have heard you spoken of
in harsh OF di,rcspectfu You do great wrong TO
Edwards YOU believe him capable OF any mean or
base proceeding
Pardon mc nv sweet Young lady but your uncle
q Nor is NY unccs either, she replied with
heightened color III her check 1t not h> nature "a stab
in the dark mine TO love such deeds Your suSpl-
ConS quite untOundcd.
She rose a. She spoke and would have left him. but he de-
tancd her with gentle hand and bcseust her IN such per
hear him but another minute that >hc
easily prevailed upon comply aid 10 1T down again
Aud Is, said Mr. Chester locking u"ward, ana apos-
tophisihg the this frank Ingenious noble nature.
Ned, that YOU wound lightly. Shame-shamc upon
YOU, boy -
She turned towards him quickly and with scoratu look
and flashing eyes There Mr.. Chester. but
he dashed them hurrdy away theush unwilling that h>
weakness should be klow u"d regarded her with mingled
admiration and conpas>ou never unf!l now he sad.
believed that the frivolous actions OF young man co""
like these of my own son never h"e" tis no"'
the worth of w<nan> heart which boys 30 lightly Nln
and lightly fling away. Trust dear young lady that
never until did know Your WORTH and though alb
horrcmcc of deceit and ial>chood has inpeed ne 10 cc
you out and would have done had YOU been the poorest
and least gifted -t should have lacked the ior-
ude to sustain i, interview could have pictured YOU to
my imagination YOU really
Oh ii Mrs Warden could have the yirtou gentle
man a, he said these words with udignntio rat0g igon
his eycs-t >he could have heard lis broken, qusyerag
yoice--f she could have tched hin. he stood bore-heae
in the sunlight; AID uawonied energy poured oria ms
cloquencc
With hausl.t, face i rale aad trembling too Euula
regarded! him IN silence She neither spoke moved but
sa1cd ur,o:. him as though would look ls heart
= throw Of said Mr.. Chester the rcsttaint which
natuia affection would mnose men, and reject all
deceived nv YOUR unworthy lover and my unworthy
Still size looked at him steadily and stu said MOI word
have ever opposed h> professions OF love for YOU y'u
viii do ne the Justice dear Mis-, iiuredae to remember
that Your uncle and myself enemies in earI he, and
ii had sought retaliation, might have found here But
as We grow older we grow w,erbct;er ! would fam hope
md from the first, have opposed him il. this attempt
orcs2w the end, and would have spared YOU. if world
Speak plainly, sin. She aered. You deceive ac, or
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