Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

mistake some little misunderstanding
about something had said, took place
. and we were--human
Well do ! remember, that she had writ.
ten me note, rather hastily, perhaps, in
E which she stated, that it what | said was
really what meant, she must consider
the affection proIesSeI as untrue, and re-.
quested me TO send back all her letters
As it happened had them all. both hers
and my own, and she even insinuaed
that she feared had gained them sur
reptiuousIy, US it were TO crafty my own
ends This was too much for my proud
spirit to endure, and ! returned all her
letters and my own too, together with
note, full of mingled pride and affection,
explaining my conduct, and the true mean.
ing OF what had SAID ; but added it this
was not sufficient 10 satisfy her, and it for
some unknown reason she was still an.
cry, could urge no more and that !
could not think Of presenting myself at |
tail, which was 10 take place few owe
nngS afterwards, at her fathers house in |
the country. But this was sufficient hearts
will not long rcGel against themselves,
and received almost immediately, note
full of tenderness aud love the klndest
by far had ever had, wherein size con-.
jured me to burn, and, ii possible, forget
her rash note, and TO come Out as her
" own dear Edward" had always come
before. Love has good fcelings-CouId ,
did I-reluse No boted as we'll
as might be, the unfortunate circumstance t
from the book of memory, aud went to 5
the ball. 1
II was an autumn evening ! rode over {
on horse back ear y enough, It must be al u
owed, before the guests had assemble l.
soon alter had arrived one OF her broth c
RS told me Juila wished 10 speak with q
ne, We met, and we were alone. She /
COX my hanI, aud excalmed-' Edward II
viii you forgive me :" pressed her TO !,
ny bosom, and kissing her, could only II
cho herown words, aud SAID Jlllal will q
GU forgive me ~ She pressed her lips h
. nine, anj that kiss spoke more clio. l(
quentiy, and more truly oar reconclla. n
ON, Than even the language oI DemoSthz-
eS when podred fourth against the proud 81
lancedouIaa. II was the language OF fir
le soul, in when the tonge but bore its h,
AT the whole feelings We re employed OF
give ulterance 10 SO Sweet truth, that e.
{ were even dearer TO each other now +
IAN ever. whispered, 1t is SO sweet Vi
Joy 10 reconcile Two fond hearts, il ca
Ight tempt us 10 eSt:ange them to en-
y the reconciliation" "Ah no, Ed CO
ard" said she, "Iet us never be SO lo6ls. .Je
I again as to part IN present aQ IN
e hope OF laturs juI." E'asE5ftly iner pr
descended 10 CEthcing, undI shall ever We
member that evening as one OF the hap. mi
Isl Of my lille.
In the course oi'some time our loves
Is divutged TO the' higher powers we -.
re scodcd for our secrecy, and blamed W
: falling in love but ultimately som, ~
ars afterwards, | led Julia to the altar, %
7 bIushIng bride. Many ye1rs have W, We
zee rolled over US. and happy in our Wv Wv
YES, IN our children, and sui more so ="
each other, We are perhaps as really ~
SScd as is The lot Of humanity. Bat .,
never can feel again as we have felt; u, ~
better lilted to prepare rs for the ho- - ~,
r state hereafter, cannot at times help
,reling, that our feelings must decay WV
h our youth.