New-York tribune., 1841-06-12

They aliohted a the street corner, and dl>Sns their
CONVEYANCE walked the house To their frt knock at
the door there response. second met win 'he
Ike result But in answer the hlSd. which was OF
more vigorous kind the parlcr WINDOW sash was gent!
raised, and musical voice crIed:
EIareda- my dear fellow, am extremely glad 10 see
you How very much you have improved yosE appear
ance since our last meeting never saw you looking
better Hou, do yeu de J
II u.-.6,- rurned MS eyes towards the caseren;
whence The voice proceeded. though there necd
do 20 10 recoqnizc the speaker and MI Chester waved
hand and smiled courteous welcome
h. door viii b. opened immediately he said There
= ,o,.,, but very dapd2ed female 10 perform such
fees You Wi! excuse her Inrmltles9 Il Sne were IN
more elevated station Of secretly, she would be gouiy
Ben brt he,ver OF wood and drawer OF water shs
rheumatic My dear Haiedae, these are na'aF" cS o4S
tlnct.on< depend upon II
Nr usredale whose face resumed lowering and d.
ri-rfn look tl- he heard lhe voice. inclined .is
head s;iily an- turned his back upon the speaker
Not opened VET" said Mr. Chester = Dear me l
hope soul has caught her foot IN some un!ueNy
cobweb oy the way She Is there At last Come m
beg
7f- Harelse entered followed by the leckni!h TaFn-
mo viii. look OF Igrea astoni>hment the old woman
who had opened the door, he inquired Tor Mis- Rudge-oE
Rrnsv They were both gone, she replied, waggiRg neT
aucien: head fer good There gentleman IN the
paror. who perhaps could tell them more. That was al
Pray. sir said Mr.. Haredale presenting himself be
fore ti.s new tenant where Is the person whom came
~ Wv dear friend he returned @ have not the least
idea
Your riaiug Is -rimed' retorted thr other in sup
r-ss..E zone and voice and lis subject lllchoscn Re
ry for those who are your friends, and DO not eXpend
il on me av no claim the diSncuon and have the
selt.deniai 70 reject 1T
.. Nv dear. good SIR said Nh Chester you are heated
with walking Sit down. beg. Our friend Is"
4. but PLAN honest man, " returned Nlr Haredale
ana quite unworthy OF your notice"
..liabrel Warden by name, sif, said the ocksnIih
bluntly
most worthy yeoman of whom have frequently heard my
SON Etd-larn1 t,low->peak, and have often wished TO
see Warden my goodfriend am glad to know yoa You
wonder now he said turning lduguldy 10 MIR HaFedsle
=. to see me- here Now am you do
Mr. uaredale glancedet hln-not fondy or aimHnel-
smiled and held his peace
The mystery Is scycdin momeni, SAID Mr.. Chester
" in momept " III you step aside with me one instant
You remember little compact reference 10 Ned and
your dear niece Iaredalc You remember the list OF
two people being among them My dear fellow, congraiu
late Yourself and me have bought them OFT
You have done what said Mr.. Haredae.
Bought them off, returned hi smiling friend. 81 have
found It necc take active steps toward setting
this boy and gr attachment quite rest and have begun
by removing these agents. You surprised Who
cca withstand the influence OF ale money They wanted
IT, and have been bought off. We have nothing more to
fear from them They gone"
Gone! - echoed Mr. Uarcdale. Where ~
NY dear elow-and you must permit say again,
that you never looked young positively boyIsh asyou
do oniaht-the Lord knows where believe Columbus
himself would NJ find them Between yen and me they
have their hidden reasons, but upon that point have
pledged myself secrrSy She appointed you here
tonight know, but found Il inconvenient, and could nj
wait Here is the key Of the door. am afraid you II
find incouvenienjly large bat the yours
your good-natnre viii excuse that ar-dale, am certain!