New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
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Mr. HAREDALE stoed in the widows parlor with tic
door4e his hand gazing by at Mr. Chester and at
Gabriel Warden, and occasionally gancng downward at the
key a the hope that of It's accord woud unlock the
mystery; until Mr.. Chester putting his hat and gloves
and sweety inqung whether ley walking in the same
direction recalled him 10 himself.
"Non he said :" Our roads divcrge-widey, you
know For the present. | shall remain here.
"You will be hpped, Iaredac you will be miserable,
melancholy utterly wrctched returned the other at sa
place of the very last description Tor man Of your icrper
know it will make you very miserable
Let it," SAID MIR. Haredalc sitting down " and thrive
upon the thought; Good night J!
Feenipg 10 kc wholly unconscious OF the abrupt of
the hand which rendered this farewell tantam"un to dis
mssal, Mr. Chester rctorcd with bland and heartfelt
benedcon and inquired of Gabriel in what direction he
going.
Yours sir would be much honor for the like OF me-
replied the locksmith, hesitaing
wish you to remain here little while. Warden said
Mr. Haredalc without looking towards them - nave a
word or say yon.
will inirutc upon your confidence another moment
said Mr. Chester with inconcclyabe pellicnrSS May
be satisfactory you both God bless you So saying
and bestowng upon the locksmh NEST rciugent smile hc
them
"A deplorably constituted that ragged person.
said as he walked along the street; he Is AN atTucly
scarrcs punishment along with it-a bear that
himself And here Is o the inestlnai9 adtan-
res of having perfect command ones ncinationS.
save been tempted in these two short interviews, 10 draw
on that fellow fifty times. Five would nave
deeper and kecnly than ii the best swordman
in all EHropc, and he the worst You The wise maas
very last he SAID tapping the t of ms weapon
we can but appeal you when all else Is SAID and done.
To come to before and thereby spare adrsries
much barbarian mode of warfare quite unworthy any
with the prccnSos dciicacy OF feeling
refinement.
He smiled very pleasantly he comnlaed with him
self after this manner that bcgSar enbiencd 10 fol-
lew him aims, and dog his footsteps o' some distance
He ratified by the circumstance feeling Il compliment
1ary 10 his power Of feature and reward suffered the
man 10 follow him until he called chair when ne era;
ciously dismissed him with tcrVcn; blessing
(Which Is Us easy cursng. lie wi>"ly added As ne
took his seat, and becoming - ;he .acc-Io Clerk
enws, my good creatures, You please ne ciiaiinen
were rendered quite vivacious by ayss such courteous
burden and Ccrkcnwcll they N TAR round trot
Aishiins at - point he had uoicacdto them upon
the road ard paying them something less ihan hey eNpecc
from, fare OF such gentle speech, lie turned the
IN which the locksnh dwel, aad presently stood bc,l
the Shadow of the Golden Key. Mr. TapaeF;i who va
hard work by ampsht, IN corner ct The workshop
manned unconscious Of his presence u;i Aand upon hs
shoulder made hiIn and turn n, hcad
Industry said MIR Chester, is the >cG Of business
and the key OF prosperity Mr. Iagqett shall *
pec YOU to dinner when Lord Mayor AZ;
London
Sir, returned the prcn,cc ayag down his hammer.
and rubbing hs the back et very >ooty hand p"
the Lord Mayor aad everything that belongs TO him
We have another ci before you catch
me being Lord Mayor. How d" do IL
The better MIR Tappcrti, for ooas mo yo inseH:-
Gus face once more. hope ySU are we'll
. we'll sir said Sim. standing &c: nearer 20
and Whispering hosrsey, AZ can be aader
asgrawaiioa, to which am exposed Ny ites bar
Ii II wasn't Vengeance IL p.l pi;c!saad
with i on the losing hazafd
= Is Mrs Warden nj hume ?" said NJ. Cbe~:e..
Sill returned Sim. eyeiss han over with i'oA o; coa-
a.tgated cNpresSon-s saG j.. DID yog w>a.o her.
Mr. Chester nodded.
Then come this way sr. ,ad Si v p.ns ii tac, With
his apron. Follow >ir.-Woa,d you permit rse 20
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