The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

ing. bni n bailang wsief snanesa irerzrs.
% wsrm heart j. f0onrsl chilled b. tie !
frost Of uakiaansss.
Nothing particular occurred. uriil On
hour befnrs lea iime.-oTders sefe sent
IIp 10 have The rh,l'lren dressed. and cent
belos. The lra bril- did moi ring. The
waiter esme into thn NURSERY. bearing
Miss Re- Yea. josephine lookeJ aston
ishtd. why do yau bring ny lea uPl'
said she. 10 the usnsr.
Nc. M-hrs. SIS hrolhsr.-has
come - siay al night sl.mmrIed he
man. ss he drew up his Draws. negro
fashion. when making sn eGen IN Keep
from sanding. Jnsephiue saw il al Al :
glsn-e. Aud ,hi., ihaughI she. ~ The
asllrr cl0srd he door. Is whai my fs,hfr
gave me liberal edueaIian f,r--lor this.
J ioak unaesrIed pains 10 de,elope and
eIllisst@ nv mind. that | might be an
, 0uleast from soeisiy-banished IRON The
table 81 my fellows. a. unwarihy pIare
smong them. 10 keep he sh,ldrsn IRON
Tie table. IL mt the motive. far they ave
cent Tor. whlle am left alone. She ex-
claimed slnnd. :. Oh can i, be my duty
10 remain here T. The alter came or.
, and removed The almost un,onchsd Iepsst
She put The children 10 bed. and again
: retired 70 seep herself 10 sleep. She
) awake afreshsd .-;he eond. have o'lrn
. peace and strength administered To them
: IN slerp. Sespio ilem. i a re.inraii"n.
! which The wicked know nothing IL. Il
: iimtrrly poelical, 10 imagine that angels
|. Pour balm up"n abe weary soul. in ils
sleeping hnurs! -.s
- AihIe.kfs.t time. Mr.. NJ. had not LEFT,
e and OF Course. her breakfast was brought
!. ~. Is Was = wet mnrning. The chlldrrI
o did MT walk. Mrs. ). came into III,
. nursery. 10 give snme d,reeIians.
d .Mrs. 5. fnd you do moi keep
h Lurse." said Josephine.
il Keep nurse and eoverness ton. Ms
II. Could you suppose for moment.
4 Kept . nurse! No. my purse is quit,
Il inadequate ~ that" drawing in her head
i which showed her double chin to gres
!. sdsanisse-. did you reaEy think for
n mnmtni, Miss II. kept nurstl"
!. FL could no, think for moment, tha
u II was 10 be their nurse. madam. Nj
q sister il. Al present. in Mr BE- family
!. l--hi. children are HE sane age Of yonis
!. and | assure ynn. nrlhing has ever bre,
n expec,ed Of her. but To educate The chil
" dIen,--ant never has size been excluded
. from the table on any cccasian."
: "0h. Miss II. that spiIi, won't 10 here
Ivan, woman who is willing to max
J hersslf useful, and take The enure charg
y II the children oil my miad. -ol cOurs
she must be educated. or The chilGrel
" will acquire vulgari.ms. You undonbl
il edly heard from MISS p. all rha, was tx
70 pected ol yvg here,-noIhing will b
!, asked Of YOU Tt What she Was perfect,
lf willing TO d."
Il. 81 d,dSpot see Miss p. but in her r.
Z, Ter, she nd nothing which could coHve,
an ide, that che was any thing else tia
governess to your family. Dad You Sc
lie the letter. Ms 81" inquired Josephine.
e. mo, | dId mott regret dId NJ
a peruse il, before she sent II, bu, as ! re
S. quesled her to state all the particular:
a. | thought, of course. she DID SO, indee
rs she told me she had. thought, how
:, ever. with all her professions, she va
in great hurry to &c, away"
id The fact was simply this, Miss p. va
H. maneuverer. She groan'd under ID
nd buItlen Of being debsrred from society
aud filling meniars situation, but ha
to too much policy 10 make enemies anon
us the rich. by stating her feelings, Sh
a dill not speak tn Mrs. S. but wrote to he
III f,iends Ill the particulars Of the situation
$. requesting ihom as SION as possible,
10 procure for her another. Upon receirin
a. Ia favourable answer, she It'd Mrs.
:" that she was extremely sorry 10 Iniurf
her il would be absnlutel y necessary I
he leave her children Tor a gentleman I
tr whom the family we're under many ut
rs legations, had opened school. aud sh
o, he'd made him promise twn years befoI
,f he ever did, she wou;d become one {
er the teachers. (!udge). Mrs. S. wss g'ea
IN Nv dHu PiSS Il
~ do not think this will be using The vel
" after telling me YOU knew Of ~ ohs'acl
in to your remaining with me for years"
Id ~ did no, know Of any when engas
er ed, as the gentleman was in delicate hesltl
| did not think il possible he could cou
II. mence Tor years yet; indeed the rhys
tn clans gave very lnle encouragement; |
er " ent. To The Smith, and has returned
C periec, health"
il when will it be necessary for you
lie leavr!" SAID the Lady.
ed "ln two weeks"
he $50 soon as tina! | don't know VII
as shall do. suppose I will be left wi
N, the entire charge ii these children aga,
N and NV nerves are So weak fear sh'
led SINK under it,"
" ~ assure you, madam" said Miss
lie. a. nothing but promise which ! dee
led sacred, would ever sever me from til
charming and interesting little flock
,,,k -, .rnnnd m non The chllilrpu. I'll.