New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

which they tte nny her feeling for her order
ran high tina; she sometimes declared She could
only have good security for fair round number->ay ten
housand-ct Young virgins following her example She
would. spite mankind hang. drown stab. poison her
self. with JOY past all expression.
l, was the voice OF Mugs that greeted the locsnt when
he knocked his house with shri cry OF " no ;
there
Ne. girl, me- returned Gabriel.
What. already. sir said Nfiggs opening the door with
look of surprise We just getting our nightcaps
sit up-Hc and mistress. Oh she has been SO bad
iggs said this with air Of cando and CON
Germ but the paror door standing open and Gabriel
very well knew for whose designed he regarded
her with thing but approving look he passed IN
Master come home. mm, cried Miggs running before
him into the parlor wrong. MIN, and was right
thought he woudn keep up late nights running
MIN. Master always consdcratc far. | m - glad
MINI on your account m little here Mggs siulpercd
- little sleepy myself: l II it mim though
said when you asked me 1t ant OF consequence
min. of course
You had better said the locksmh who deveutly
wished that Barnaby at Miggs ANGLES. YOU had
better 60 bed then.
Thanking kindly sir returned Nliggs. . couldn
nkc peace. fix nv thoughts upon my PRAYERS
oiherways than that knew mistress comfortable in her
bed this night By rights hc should have been there. hours
ago.
You re ;akayc. Mistress said Vardon. pulling of his
rrcai-coat. and ooking at her askew
Takiu. the hint sir cried Migcs with flushed face,
and thanking YOU for kindly will make bold TO say
that if give offence BY having consideration for ny mistress.
do not ask your pardon, but content to get myself into
trouble and to be in suffering.
Here Mrs Yardon. who. with her shredded
in large nghi-car had been all this time intent upon the
Protestant Manual looked round and acknowledged 3lsgs
companionsnip bv commanding her to hold her tongue
Every little bone in Mggs throat and neck developed
itself with spitcfuncss quite alarming She replied fcs,
min. | will"
:" How do YOU find Yourself now. my dear -! said the
f,Nbo had
her book and rubbing his knees hard he made the inquiry
" You re very anxious know Mt you returned Mrs
Varlon with her eyes upon the print lou that have not
been all day. and wouldn't have bcenit was DYING
- Nv dear Martha SAID Gabriel.
Mrs. Nardon turned the page: then went back
again line the leaf to be quite OF the
last words and then reading with an appearance OF
the deepest interest and study.
NV dear Martha. said the lock,mith, " how can you
say such things when you know you do MT mean thcm If
YOU were diving Why if there any thing serious the
with you Martha, should mt be IN constant attend
ancc upon youl
Yes" cried Mrs. yardon bursting into yes, YOU
would | do nj doubt it. Varon. Certainly YOU wcd-
That : As much tell me that YOU would be hc1erng
round ike vulre waiting till the breath was out OF my
body, THAI you might go and marry somebody else
Aggs groaned in sympathy-a little short groan checked
in its birth and changed into cough 1t seemed to say
help it. Its wrung from me be the dreadful brutality
of that MASTER
But you break my heart of these days, added
Mrs Vaon with resignation. and then wc shall both
be happy Ny only desire Dolly comfortably settled
and when she is you may settle As soon as YOU like
All :" cried AIiggS-and coughed again.
Poor Gabriel twisted his wig about silence for long
time and then said mildly, % Has Dolly gone to bed
Your master speaks to YOU said Mrs Vardon looking
sternly over he ,houlderat Miss Nliggs in waiting:
No ms DEAR spoke you, suggested the locksmlth
Did YOU hear me- Miggsl" cried the obdurate lady,
stamping her foot upon the ground You are beginning to
de-pi<e me now. YOU But this example!
At this cruel rebuke, Miggs, whose tears were always
ready for large small parties the shortest notice and
the most enable fell CRYING violently holding
both hand, tight upon her heart meanwhile As 1t nothing
less would prevent its splitting into small fragments Mrs
Naron who likewise possessed that faculty IN high pericc-
lion wept TOO against AIiggs: and with such effect that
Miggs gave in after time, and except for occasional sob
which seemed threaten remote intention OF breaking
again left her mistress in possession of the field Her
superiority being thoroughly asserted that lady soon desscd
likewise and fell into quiet melancholy
The relief great, and the tatguns occurrences oil
las, night completely oyerpowered the ock'Hth that he
nodded in his chair and would doubtless have slept there all
night but for the OF Mrs Nardon which, alter pause
of some FIVE minutes awokc him with start
If am ever said Mrs V-not scoldng but in sort
ofmonotonous remoustrance' in spirits If am over cheer
FIJI if am ever than usually disposed to be alkative
and comfortable this Is the way | am treated
Such spirits YOU MIN, but malt an hour
ago." cried Mugs. = I never such company
Because" said Mrs vardon because never interfere
or interrupt because questions where anybody comes
or goes because M whole mind and soul bent on saving
where can save and laborng in this house therefore,
they ny me as they do
Martha urged the locksnith endcayofng to look
wakcul as possible what it YOU complain of? really
came home with every wish and desire to be happy did
indeed.
chilling thing to have husband suking and falling asleep
directly he comes have him freezing all one warm
heartednes and throwing cold the reside Is
it natural when know he upon matter IN which
= 10, -t,n =rf,tld
wish to know all that has happened that he should tell me
without my begging praying him do it Is that nat
RAJ. or Is it not
an very sorry, Martha said the good-natured lock
smith really afraid you not disposed to talk
pleasantly Il tell YOU every thing shall only be glad
my dear.
No. vardon, returned his wife. rising with dignity . I
dare ay-hank you. m child to be corrected one