New-York tribune., 1841-05-26


Ing her dress They are GONE both gone. hat an 'i-
happy airl an - With these woIts poor Do.y who 10
do her justice quite sorry for ae loss OF th' ster
for her brace-t tel crying again. and oemoantd hef
tate movinrlv
Joe tried 10 comfort her with the assurance that directly
he had housed her safely the Maypole hs wcu!d return
the spot with lantern ior 1t now qui>a dar>) ana
make strict search for tn missing articles which mere vas
great probability OF his finding II was not likely thti
ANYBODY had passed that way and She was not con
c!ous oil their having be orcbly taken from her. Dolly
thanked him very heartily for his offer though with no
great ope of his guest being succeSstp and with many
lamentations her side and many hopeful words on his,
and much weakness part OF Dolly, and much tender
supporting the part OF Joe. they reached the Naypo
bar NJ last where the oc1sulh and his wife and old John
were Yet keeping high festival
MI received Intelligence of Doly'S trouble
with that surprising presence Of mind and readiness oi
speech for which h. was emneny distinguished abose
all other men Mrs Warden expressed her sympathy tor
her daughters distress by scoain her roundy for being
late and the homes; ocsnh divided himself between
condolnr with and kissing Dolly and shaking hands heart
ly with joe whom he could not Sufficiently praise thank
In reference this latter point, old Jokn was tai from
agreeing win hi. friend: tor besides that he by means
approved 81 adventurous spirit IN the abstract It occur
red !m that and heir had been seriously DANA
ged in scuie. the consequences would assured.y have
been expensive and nconyenent and might perhaps have
proved detrimental to the Nayp0le business. Wherefore
and because he locked with favorable eye upon young
girls but rather considered that they and the whole female
were klQO OF NOn>tlSlCtI MISTAKE on llt pan VI
iurc he took retire and shake his head IN pr
the boiler inspired by which silent oracle he was
moved give Joe various seathy nudges with his elbow
parental reproot and gentle aGmonlnon TO mad his
business and make fool OF himself
joe however took down the lantern and lighted It and,
arninr himself with stout stick asked whether Hugh
In the stable
lie 5 lying asleep before the kitchenfre, SIN said Mr.
Wilt " What DO You with HIM "
want him 10 come with look after this bracelet
and letter." answered Joe q" Haloa there Hugh"
Dolly turned as pale DEATH ard felt if she must FAINT
forthwith. After tew momentS, Hugh came staggering
IN stretching himself and ydwnng according 10 custom,
and presenting the appearance OF having been reused Fom
sound nap.
Here. seepv-head' said joe giving him the lantern
Garry THIS and bring the dog, and that small cudge OF
yours And woe betide the fellow if we upon hun
What fellow" growed Hugh, rubbing his eyes and
shaking himself
What fellow :" returned Joe, who was in state of
great yaor and hustle fellow you ought to know OF,
and be alive about. IS well for the ike OF you,
lazy giant that you are, 10 be snoring your time away
chimney when honest mems daughters cross
quiet meadows nigl.a without being set upon
by toopads and frightened OF tlieir precious lives
They never rob me- cried Hugh with laugh &c
have got nothing lose But d as lief knock them at
head as any other man. How many are there -
Oay one SAID Dolly, for everybody looked at her.
And what was he ike, mistress SAID Hugh with
glance at young Wei slight and momentay that the
scow it conveyed was lost on all but her. about my
acigh 50
No-not so TALL" Dolly replied, scarce knowing what
:. His dress said Hugh looking at her kcenIy. like
Ike any OF ours noY know all the people hereabou;s,
and may be could sye gues al the had anything
Dolly fatered and turned paier yet then answered that
he wrapped ia loose and had his face hidden by
handkerchief aud that she could give other d>scrip
ton him
..Youwoulja t know him YOU saw him then belize -
said fIluh Win a malicious rrin
=" shoudno answered Dolly, bursting INTO tears again.
con wash him. can bear to think Of him.
can't talk abou, MN any more. Don 90 look for
these things Nh joe pray don r. entreat yoa not to 90
Not To 20 with me- cried Hugh. T'm enough for
thema. They re all rid Of ne Why, bless you mis-
tres We the tenGeezi heart alive. love al the ladies'
ma am said Hugh, turning TO the locsnlths wife.
Mrs Warden opaed that he did, he ought be a>ham
ed of himself; such sentiments being consistent &c
she argucd) with benig'ed Mussuman wild Islander
than with siauch Protestant Arguing from this imper
feet state of has morals Mrs Warden further opned that he
had never studied the Manual Hugh admitting that he
ne.er had and moreover that he coudn read Mrs Var
den declared with much severity that he ought be
more ashamed OF himself than before aad strongly
mended him up his pocket money for TIE Pl:chasr
Of one and further teach himself The contents with all
convenient izenc- She still pursuing this tran 81
discourse. when Hugh, somewhat uncerenoHiousy aud
Irrevsren followed his young master out, and e ner 10
sGiv the res; OF the company This she proce eded do
and nding that VI Met eyes were hHed upon her win
appearance OF deep attention gradually addressed tie
whole OF her discourse him. whom she entertained with
moral aud theological lecture OF considerable ength
tn conviction that great workings taking place his
spirit The mp!e truth was, however, that Mr.. ~ile
although his eyes wide open and he
before him whose head by long and steady looking
ID grCW bigger and bigger until It filled the whole bar
all ether atents and purposes fast asleep and so sal
leaning back IN his chair with his hands his pockets un
MS sons return caused him wake up with deep sigh
4nd faint Impression that he had been dreaming about
picked pork and vision OF his slnmoeTs "hicn
va no Doubt to III Circumstance Of Ms. ardens
having re ueu-y pronounced the word Gracs with much
emphasis; which word entering the portals Of dr "Heis
brain as i- stood aar and coupling ITSELF win TIE %9res
before me- which there ranging about, dia IN
,r .srres, particular kind OF meat together with that
scr7-Iou of vegetable which usually IL companion
Tie search was wholly unsuccessful. Joe had gFoPea
9ng the plih dozen tines and among the s'as ana N
Inc dry dtc, anc IN the aecge bur all IN vain o: w