New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08
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~ and o-stoppng and then to glance al a''is'i.
o ,-,e, picture through his glass with inc AR OF
orsse,,r. thar have had tins conversation Ned w.
-, A.. il was Ii establishes confidence between =
birl : quite delightful ana Na' certainty "eo'sH
-, r ever have mistaken our position ana aeSsh>
49,. -. I cannot understand. concciVe'i "h'"
found vour fancy this girl that al i'Ss' '0''''
city aeree! upon between Us :. , ~, ~,
knew you were csbarrasSed Sir' II 49,, ~;
;.;n- hi. head for moment and then taii'n5 -'''o
$50 ,,,;-p.ie u ut | lad idea we were inc 'oS7'T
,y.,cbe. ven describe How could suppose H. o'eu
i,1ye bec; witnessing the life you have always 'e'
appearance YOU have slways maze -. 11v ak :,
Nv dear chill " said the father" tor YOU re''.; ,'s
I;r cb;,j Ia, must call one--you were of'as ~
rf,I principle; the very manner OF Your educa'o' -,
sure you maintained my credit surprisingly - ~ VIZ
I Lad I must lead it. Ned must nave theSt ''.e
- hon, ,,c l,avc always been used to them ana
,,not .1<, without them They must surround me- you
observe and therefore they here WIN res'" 20 I,'
circumstances Ned. YOU nny set your ''i'd Al r
ora They arc desperate Your own appearance oY 10
means despicablc. and our Joint pockciaoHeH "'''
our income. That : th2 truth -, ,,,
VIZ hive never known this before Why have you
encouraged me- sir expenditure ana 'houe u nv
which we have right or title
" Ne GOOD fellew returned his father more comensSion-
,tsIy thar ever If made appearance now Goio you
possibly succeed III tine pursuit for winch aesIuc" YOU
A. To our mode at tc every man mas a right 90 i " w
49, ov he cnn and make himself co'neFtaoie Us n
~ ~ h, IN unnatural scoundrcl Oar debts grant
mr., very great and therefore 1t the more behoSe you a.
yoang man Of principle and honor to pay them oil as eea'
! Tn, villain part nut,crcd Edward, that have Hn,
eonsci,n, sly PLAYED the heart OF hnia ticaS
would for her sake, | had died first
am lad YOU Sec Ned returned his father how per-
;,,ly ,Itevdsnt il j. that nothing be done IN that
,,,,er But o.art from this and the necessity OF your
eo, beso.yinC Yourself ans,her (as yea know YOU
co,d tomorrow if Won chose wish YOU look upon IL
nloasantly In religious point of view, alone how conl'
m over think of uniting Yourself Catholic, unless she
r amazingly rich You ought to 9e so very lro'esut'
.,,;up of such Protestant family YOU do Let Us DC
moral Ned or we are nothing. Even II could set tat
oe,;ion ASIDE which is impossible, we come Ia aotcT
which Is suite conclusive The very idea OF marrying girl
whose father was killed, kc.meat Good God Ned no"
l;soenlef Consider the mpossibity of having any re-
spcct for vour liher-in-aw under such unpleasant c'u
tancc-hink of his having been viewed by jurors ana
r mon bv csroscrs and of his very doubtful position IN
the family ever .gterward 1t mo such an indeI-
cate sort Of thing that really think the sul ought to have
been nut to death by tAc State to prevent ITS haPPehs
But tease YOU perhaps. You would rather be alone
Nv dear Ned most willingly God bcs- you. Shai' DC
,nc ont PRESENTLY but we shall Tonight or not to-
night certainly tomorrow. lake care OF yourself III inc
mean tine for both sakes You are person OF great
consequence to me- Ne-o consequence indeed ''od
bless YOU
With these words the father, who had been arranging his
crvo, in the ras while h., uttered them disconnected
careless manner withdrew humming tune as he went
The son who had appeared lost thought as not to near
or understand them remained quite still ANA silent After
the lapse of half an hour the elder chester ga'y
dressed went out The Younger still with his head rest
ing his hands, in wa appeared TO be KIND oil stuPor