The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

however, was indignant at his seeming iudlffer-
enee; she was piqued that he should have been
the first TO withdraw from the fascination
which had once alnos, blinded his reason. she
was even irnpol,ic enough to play part which
| revealed anger not only to him. but to the rival
whom she thong gh,lessly invited to supplant
him.
And here i, was that Maria's triumph ended.
Her heart still smsr,ing with the thought Of
having been sghted by one whom she knew
had been her devoted worshipper, listened TO
the other whose mind was as acute and subtle
as her own. There soon existed a sympathy
OF character between them, for every sin and
every crime iu the eyes Of each was covered by
the wild fearless impulses Of the heart. by the
pass, ion which both in common shared-by
the pride Of superior intelligence, and the COM
munion TO which this intelligence gave rise
Maria had acted unwsely. prudence was not
one Of her virtues when passion was iu the way.
| and her course soon became one that led I'M.
pe;nonsly 10 destruction.
Her husband received letter during his tour
| abroad in an unknown hand. warning him Of
the state OF affairs at home, and recommending
his return 10 England.
1t needed hut this to fli his cup Of misery to
the onm' ihe letter almost N'addened him.
gave new 'nrn to MS feelings however. and
although, by the influence Of the worst pass
IONS Of our NATURE aroused tue dormsnf ener-
s'es o' MS character
Meantime Morl"nd had exer'ed all his ef1oria
10 be upon n fricndIy footing will, Iury Muy-
ray o"' """'ns 'nesc aoor'Ne' ana 'ha' sue
s'" fePe"eu h'm oy tue same hrm fo'dness as
ne'ore' ie' London IN chaern' and crossed
over 10 '"e eoo''"en'' u" 'he nope ana 'h'en'
ITO" OF joining her "ro'her'
Reports were busy on this occasion, but as
usual IN some respects the truth was disguised
and was r"mored that Henry orIand had
companion IN his wandering. Murray hurried
home itom Germany to learn the full extent Of
his ~ies 'mPrudence. lie arrived late IN tho
dAy al ms pr'nee'y mansion. The servants
"h" met nm looked startled and uneasy-he
passed INTO the mousse but found on ali sides
! shehoe ana a's"ay "i'hont asking questions.
We e"'e'e" o"s a's"'"sT"om-" was empty.
IRON, '"eh'' "e P'oeeedeo 10 'ne ooudor oil
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