New-York tribune., 1841-07-30

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i,e bueged her mother also accompanied both INTO ;se
;,te paor where the cloth already laid for dinner and
wkere Miss Nigga ri!e more ngid and bony than OF
yor-received her with OF hysierca gasp intended
isr smile. Into the hands OF that Young virgin she de-
ivere hcr bonnet and walking dress a of dreadful arul
and designing knd) and then aid with laugh which
rvaled the locksmitils music, How glad always am TO
be at home again
Ard how glad a1ays are. Doll said her father,
putting back the dark ha from her sparkling eyes TO have
ron at home. Give kiss.
If there had been anybody of the male kind there to see
her DO i;---bit there MOTT was mercy
Il don't like YOUR being at the Warren, said the lock
smith can I bear 10 have you out OF my sight And
hat Is the yonder, Doll =
Wha, news there i. think you know already replied
his daughter am SIRE YOU do, though.
"Ay ," cried the ocksmith. 4" What s that
Come come" sold Dolly :" YOU know very we'll
wan; YOU to tell me why Mr. Haredaeoh how gTuH he Is
ain to be .ue has been away from home for some days
past and why he traveng aben, I'VE know ne Is travelling
because letters without telling his own niece why or
wherefore
Miss Emma doe. nit know, Il swear, returned
the locksmth.
Il do nit know s1a, said Dolly; but do, any rate.
Do tell me- WHY i he and what IL this ghost
storv which nobody tell Miss Emma, and which seems
10 be mixed Up with ms going away! Now see you know
BY your coloring So
"Wha the story means, is has to do with it know
no more than -ou, my dear returned the locksnh eX
cept ,ha, it some foolish fear Of le Solomon s-whch
ha. indeed meaning il IT, suppose As to Mr. Hare
dale's Journey, ne goes as believe
''Yesn said Dolly.
"As [ believe resumed the locksmith pnching her
cheek on business Doll What may be- is quite another
matter Read Blue Beard and do nj be curious pet
its business of YOURS mine depend upon that; and
here : dinner, which Is much more to the purpose.
Dolly might haze demonstrated against this summary dis
misal of the =ubecr. Notwithstanding the appearance OF
dinner but at the mention of Blue Beard Mrs Warden IN
terposcd protesting she could find IN her conscience
taney By and hear her child recommended 10 Perse
the adventures OF Turk and MusSulman-iar less OF
fabulous TURK which she considered that Potentate 10 be-
She held that in such stirring and tremendous times as
those in which they lived would be much more 10 the
purpose if Dolly became regular subscriber TO The hun
derer where she would have opportunity OF reading Lord
George Gordon speeches word tor word which would De
greater comfort and her than hundred and fifty
Blue Boards could mpart. She appealed support OF
this proposition Miss Miggs, then waiting who SAID that
indeed the peace of mind she had derived from the erusa
of that paper generally but especially OF article OF the
very last week was entitled Great Britain drenched
gore exceeded all belief the composition she add
ed had also wrong hit such comforting effect on the mind
OF married sister OF hers then resident at Golden Lion
Court. number twentsvin second belhande on the right
hand docy-po that being in delicate state OF health, and
in fact expecting addition to her family, she had been
seized with fits directly after its perusa and had ravcd OF
the Inqusan the great improvement OF her
husband aud friends Miss Miggs went say that sho
would recommend all those whose hearts hardened 10
hear Lord George themselves whom she commended first
respect of hs steady Protestanta then OF his oraory
of his figure generally which she looked upon tit ol any
statue prince or angel, to which sentiment Mrs Warden
iully subscribed.
Mrs Warden having in looked box upon the man.
tlc-shef painted in imitation OF very rcdbrck dwelling
house, with yellow roof having top real chimney
Town which voluntary subscribers dropped Their silver gold
pence the paror and the door the counterfeit
prcsentmcn of brass plate wherein was egoy inscribed
Protestant Association: and looking at 1t, SAID, that 1t
her of poignant misery think that Warden
never had of all his substance dropped unyhng into that
temple in sccretas she afterwards discovered
fragments of tobacco-ppe which she hoped would not
be put down mis- last That Dolly she was geved
to say, less backward her cGntrb!on better low
ing seemed purchase ribbons and such gauds than
the great then in such heavy rbuation
and that .he did her Cher father She much feared
could be noyed despiSe but initiate the bright
example of Hiss Mise,, who flung hcf wages
INTO the of the Pope, bruised his eu
with her quarters money.
Oh MIN, said Miggs do M relude to thar. had
intentions mm that nobody shouId know Such sacnce.
as can make are quite widders mite. 1t all have
cried Nggs with great burst OF tears-or with her they
By degrees but ii made up to me In other
ways; il = well made up.
This quite true though perhaps in the that
Mggs intended she failed TO Eeep her seldenlal
full in Mrs Fadens view it drew forth many gifts O!
caps and and other articles OF dress TINT upon the
whole the rcrisk house perhaps the best investment
for her small capital she could possibly have mt upon re-
turning her interest ut the OF seven or eight per cent IN
money. and fifty nj least in personal repuie and credit
"Yoa needn't cry Misgs, said MIS- Warden herself in
need nj be- ashaed oi H. though your poor mis-
trcss is the side.
Aggs howled at this remark, peculiarly dismal way,
and said she knowed that hated her That was
dreadful thing live families and have diskes and not
give saIsacon That 10 make divisions was thing she
could abear think of neither could her feelings let AeE
do il That masters wishes she and him should
part best they should part and she hoped ne might
be the happier and always wishes him well and that
he might find somebody would his dispositions
would be hard trial. said part from such missis,
but she could any suffering when her conscience told
her she The rights and therefore she willing
60 that lengths. She did think, she added that she
could long survive the separations but she hated and
looked upon unpleasant: perhaps her dying posi-
BILE would be the best endngs for all parties With this nj
ecng conclusion, Miss Miggs shed and obbed
abundantly
Can you bear this Warden p said his wife in solemn
voice, laying down her knife and fork.
Why, very WE'LL my dear, reoined the locksnih,
. bu, try 10 keep my temper
Don't let there be words nv account min. sobbed