New-York tribune., 1841-06-17
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CHAPTER XXiX.

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ing 10 know each plane, by lis Latin lame ha'e t
gotten such small heavenly constitutions as Ci'4i
Iea1ance Universal Leyc and Mercy although tf'e! N
nigh, and day SO brightly that the bind ma: ; ,b i,
lo,L;nr inward at the spangled sky, see on'" 49, "
.Do"Is h; @ rTcat wisdom AID book-earIing
1t is curious imagine these peoNe o e "ot'1 o'; At
,b, ,;r ,bc;r cyes toward the countless spheres that
b;,c Ioyr ,,s and making them reject The ony images
.Li r;d contain The who lives but in the breath
Of princes has nothing in his gh but stars Tor courier
bc,., The scnyious bchods hs reighbors honors
e, in the SKY the money hoarder. ard the o.
worldly folk the whole great uiyere above gltter with
sterling coiR-frc7h from the nin-sanpcd with the sore
rejgns hand-comng always bewco them and caven turn
where hey may. So do the shadows Of our own desires
stand between and our better angels and thus the bright
ness is cclipsed.
Everything was fresh and gay though the world were
but that morning made whe4 Mr. Chester rode al tranquil
pace along the forest road Though early in the season It
was warm and genial weather the trees were budding sto
leaf the hedges and the grass thu air was s
cal with songs Of birds and high above them all the lark
poured her richest melody. In shady places morning
dew spakled each Young leaf and blade OF grass ana
where the sun shlnng diamond drops yctgstened
brightly unwingness toeave 50 ia world ana ha'c
such brief existence Even the light wind whose r1,tlng
was as gentle tho sofyalng water had is hope
and PROMISE and leaving pleasant fragrance IN IL track Is
went ulterng By, whispered of lis intercourse with sum
ncr, and Of his happy coming.
The solitary rider gancng the trees from
sunlight shade and buck again at the same even pace
looking ir, certainly, from time to time, but with no
greater though, of the day the through which he
moved than that he (beng choicey drcssed
have such favorable weather He smiled very comPlaccny
at such times but rather If he satisfied vth himself
than with ANYTHING else; and riding upon his
chcsnu cob pleasant look upon i> own horse and
probably far less sensitive 10 the many cheerful Influences by
which he surrounded.
In course Of time the Maypolcs massive clmncys
upon his but he quickencd not ts pace one Jo and
with the cool gravity rode up to tue avct& porch
John Wilei who ,oasting his red face before great
fire in the bar and vino with surprising foresight and quick
nCss
blue sky that that OF things lasted much longer 1t
might ultimately become necessary leave of fires and throw
the windows ofc, issued forth to hold bis s,irrup calling
Justify for Hugh.
oh voure here are you sir - said John, ra,lcr
priscd by the qulckness with which lie appeared " axe
this here valuable animal the stable aud have than
particular of him if you want TO keep your pacc
mortal lazy fellow, sir; he needs deal of looking after
But ysu have ..n, returned Mr.. Chester giving his
bride Hugh he discounted and acknowledging his si
Lutte by careless motion OF his hand towards his hat
"Wly dout you make him useful
Why, the truth is, sir, replied John with great import
ancc that my son-what, you're listening are you vii-
lain -
"Who listening 2" returned Hugh. angIy g A treat,
indeed to hear you speak Would you hyc take him in
till he cool ?'
Walk him M an down further of thea sir cried old
John and when y III and noble gentleman enter
tanning ourselves talk keep your distance II you don
know your distance, si, added Nr Wicl after an cnor-
mously lons puusr during which he fixed his great dull eyes
Oh Hugh. and waled exemplary patience for any little
property in the way of ideas that might be coming to him.
eve II find way u reach YOU, pretty Seon.
Hugh shrugged shoulders scernuly, and in his rcck
less, staggering crossed To the other side OF the e
green and ;hcrv. the bride slung loosely over his
shoulder led the and fro sancng at his master
every and then under his bushy eyebrows with as
sinister aspect would desire To sec
MI. Chester. wDu without appearing to do So had eyed
him attcntivcy during this brief dispute stepped into the
porch and tuning abruptly to .lr Wllctt, said
:" lOu keep strange servants john
Strange enough look sir, certainly answered the
hoe, { b, nj 1pus and, the Ike o
tha there ant a England than Is that May
pole Hugh yondcr. lie ant fit for in doors added Mr.
Wlct with the confidential air OF u who felt his own
Superior ~ do that; but that chap had only
little Imagination, IT
He's IN active fellow now | dare swear, SAID Mr..
Chester, in muslng which seemed to suggest that he
would have said the had there been nobody to hear
him.
Active sr - retsred join with quite expression in
his face; t.at chap Halo, there iou, sir Bring
that horse here aud so aE hang wig on the we"tercoc
to show this gencman whether youac ee OF inc sou
or not.
Hugh made no answer but throwing the bride to his
ter aud sna,cing his wig from his head, in un
cccmonious and ha-y thc action di>corrosed Mr. y"
let not lte though performed at hiS own special deSrc
climbed nmby 10 the summit OF the naypoie before uie
house, and Hgiug The viz upon the wcatccock Seut 1t
twirlng round like roasting Jack. Having achieved this
performance he the ground AID sliding down the
pole with inconcrvabe apiiy, aistcd his feet almost
as a> K had touched the earth
There SIR, Saii John, elapSins into his usual soiid
state You won that many houses besides the May
pole, where there good accommodation for man and beast
nor that neither, though that with hm Is nothing.
he la remark bore reference to his Vautins en horse
back upon Mr. Chcste first visit and quickly d>ap-
pcarug by the stable gate.
g That with hm thing. repeated Nlr Willc, brush
ns his Wig with M wrist, and invariably resolving dsr
buc small char dust and damage to ha article oi
dress, through the items of his guests bill; he ii
get out OF nest alcr in the house There
such ciar Tor mscli abost and never hurting his
bones Ii my 81 that pretty nearly all OWING