New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
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m y,s sharply repIorcd D. Nc Warden VINO INSISTED on
r undergoing minute. For PRIDE, 'he said with
grca; severity, OF the deadly sHs AID n1Til
~ and ew!iness OF heart Wherefore she de-
sed that Dolly would be kissed Immediately, on pam ct heF
just dspeasurc; the tlme sITIng er % understand
that ha; she her mother do she might safely do
herself, without being the trouble o any reasoning or re-
Aqc;on on the sube-rhirb indeed offensive and IN
dul and in dec: conraven.on the church caicchl-r
Thus adrnoashec Dolly complied, though by means
rngly Tor ;here wax broad bold look OK admiration IN
Mr Chester face refined and polished thought: sought to
be- which distressed her 4ery nlaca A ste stood with
downc. cyes not liking look Up and meet h., he gazed
upon he. .h appr-gng air and then turned . her mo-
Nv friend Gabriel whose acquaintance only made ;hi.
.cry evening" should be Z happy Mrs.. Warden.
All" .ighed Mrs V. shaking her head.
Al - echoed Mig.
Is that the case sail NJ Chester, compassonately
Dear me "
SEfa.er has no .n.er lions sir aurnured Mggs as .he
dled up to him. but be grateful o ms natur will let
HIM Tor eycry tha which : in his powers 20 ap
preciete. But ncYcr, sr--aid AlIsss looking side
Yavs a, Mrs Warden and incradng her discourse with
sigh know hc full galue OF some wines and ie
trees till we lose EN- So much the worse SIR "r them a
has the sighting Of en- their coBsciences when they re
gone to be in full blow elsewhere" And Miss Miggs cast
up her eyes signiy where that might be
hear all that Niggs said and these words appeared 10
convey in meiaphorcal pesage or orebodlns ha
she would early period drooP beneath he trials and
take flight toward the stars, she immediately began
langGish and taking volume OF the Manual"ln ncss-
boring table cant her upon though She were Hope
and that her Anchor Mr. Chester pcrcei''g tins, and Soc
ing how the volume cl;ced The back took gently
from hor hand, and turned the aurlering leavcs.
" Ny ;.yor;c book, dear madam How often, how v'ry
oftea his early lif-betore he remember r!uS
clause strictly c) have deduccd littlc easy moral
lessons from lis pages. for ny dear son Ned You hno"
Ned ?"
Mrs vurden had she honor and ne aiable young cen
cuau he was.
You re mother Mrs Warden" said Mr. Chester, tax
ua pinch OF snui aud you know what J. father ic'l
ahen ne praised He gives unca<ncss--Inuch
uncsness-hc 5 of a rowing nature, maanrom i'ow' TO
ilowcr-irom swce-bu his the butterfly time o
life. and we must not be hard upon such trifug
He glanced 1T Dolly. She attending evidently what
ne said Just what he desired
The only thing object in this little trait o Ned l..
said Mr. Chester" and the mention of his reminds
me- by the way that about beg the favor OF MN
utcs talk with you alone-hc only thing object to in 1t Is
tina, does parakc of insinceriiy Now, however may
attempt Disguise the fact from myself IN affection 0t
Ned, still always th-hat if We not sincere.
nothing Nothing upon Garth Let us be sincere ly
dear madam"
and Protestant murmurcd Mrs. Warden.
and Protestant, above all things. Let u- hc sincere
and Protestant strictly moral strictly Just (housh always
true and gain-i,is eht point, ccrianly but still
something tangible throw up groundwork and oul-
dation speak, OF goodness, which may aitcrwar
worthy sHpcr>ruciurc.
Now, be sure Mrs Warden thought. here i perfect
character. Here Is meek righteous, horouzh-gons Chris
tan who having mastered all these qualities difficult ot
at'anmeM; who having dropped pinch of salt on the tail.
o all the cardinal virtues caught them every one makes
light of their possession and pants for mortality For
the good woman never doubted (a good men and
men never do) this sighting kind of profession this
setting te store by matters this seeming to say
am proud am what YOU hear, but consider myself
better than other people let u change the subject pray
perfectly genuine aad He contri'ed it, and
said that that ii appeared 10 have been forced from
him. and lis effect marvellous
Aware of the impression he had nade-icw men were
quicker than he such di-coycrcsNr Chester followed
up the blow by propoundng certain yirtuous naNs some
what vioc and general their doubtless and occ-
sionaly partkiug OF the character o rsns, worn 'tc
out at elbow but delivered charming voice and with
such serenity and peace OF mind that thcy an
swcred as we'll as the best Nor is hi, he wondered
hollow vessels produce far musical sound III
tlng than those which substantial 50 it viii oteniire>
be found that sentiments which have nothing IN them make
the loucs; ringing the world and the reiishcd
Mr.. Chester with the volume greatly extended in orc
hand and with the other planted lightly his breast talked
to them the delicious possible; and quite en-
csau;cd all hs hearers, Notwithstanding their conflicting
tcests and thoughts. Even Dolly, who between is keen
regards and her eve hy Mr. Iappcrtit put qiic
of councancc could NOT help owning within herself that
he the sweees;spokca genieman he had ever seen
Even Miss Migc> who divided betwccN adm uratlon o
Nh Chester aad moei: jealousy Of her Young mistress
had sufficient leisure 10 be proPated Even Mr. IaPfe-
III. though occupied have gazing iS heart
delight could whlly divert his thoughts from the voce
the other charncr Mrs Warden, TO her private
thinking. had never been improved in AL her Aic aid
when Nh Chester rising and craving permission to speak
with her apart, took hen by the hand and led her al ann
length .r stairs the best >ngroon. she almost deciaei
h;tn something u-orc than human.
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liz bps ' bc scaed
MT,. Warden called ui quite eoarty ayr and aeo..ne
seated.
You cues. my object ?" ~ad M Chester. drawing a
char towards her You divine my purpose an an
atec;ionac parent, my dear Mrs Warden
Tha, am >4r9 yeu are. sir. >aid Mr. Y
Taanl w returned NJ. Chester tapping i- sua,oN
I'D Heavy moral responsibilities with parents Nr=
Warden
Mrs Warden slightly raised her hands. shook her head.
and booked the ground Though h straight trc,
ne globe. the other cud, and into the 'lc>itz Of
space beyond
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