The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
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Tee sefld srrm. 10 haze agreed 10 ron
slider s#pmalheis. parurul.ily AID xsns
sE.lIy. only - runnrenen ~ilh al that 10
harsh mi cruel. The wesd has Indeed be-
ssnsrre.sfbisl. IN m-fk IN sssseisnan IN
which ihs one parry 10 the sietim &C The
olhsr. Chr slrous a. The attempt may sp-
r-sr.~s sssulspases 10 pul IN q word
gslnsI shis ssrsping condemnation &c .
rllss which must comprehend many ssli-
msble psrsans. Issppesrs 10 10 that there
10 ns,mall sbsurdily IN prsssmlnx nsess-
sssy sharselrr IN every person Who enters
inls particular isl.iian IN life. A young
LILY MAY b in che bloam Of SON anheox.
possessed 81 every gree which can sdnfa
her sea; she may have lassd Cor years the
most lovag and beloved member Of . do
Bs.ic circle. eenentins the sss Of klnj-
red slik lh1ussnd proofs Of tenderness
and sdselien; bat 10 sooner has abe con
scented 10 b. csns The siIe al one y hs has
rhldrrn. BY siormer spouse. than the eye
Of suspicion Is east upon her. and these
sweet sllnbsIes seem 30 fsll from her.
like ilis srsppings n . musquersdeE She
may brsrnIle kind. generous. and sFrre-
adj. 10 slli,he rest 81 The serld; buI il 10
zgppa.sd % be ulIsrly imrassible that
she IN en- srisia one spaik af regard %
affection fnr these usually helpless aud
unudsndlns ssIngs ~ho. iram their posi-.
msa. appeal IA pEally most suangly u
her symp-lhss, snd shan 10 10 besh hes
duiv aud interest io-chssish.
It's quite rue that when The hsllowed
tie ri maLrr sad child 10 severed by The
eald hand Il death. no sseondlsond II 4.
Esrnas can be quite 50 strong and pure;
but surely fm llsn reason % 10 folly "a
reject ih.i which must in The nearest de.
gee replace il. A llule reflection an The
pnsluaa Of mm-ths more especially
suppc-lng him snsetise uan.of business
--sefssssd u his psr,n~r ~hils yeton Ii.
sunny si.le 20 middle sse. ~ill ss,ursdly
prove ihsi he vissst plan he can ad"p 4 |
sImost sl~a,s that Of ing hs ehlllres
. slepmolher. Let rs grant that her car,
10 lees ss,ehiul. her sifseloh less deep
her de,.otimsni LEES fand. Ihsn those o
her v no .nno' be iestsfsd; Aui, insssa'
IL lonkins back suh van eomplsininss
Jet ne rather eompsrs her behaviour si'l
that ol The hired sasrlisn, ~ho. iron Nh
isllis,li,y 81 human ns,arr. mus, neeessa
Iily be Car more Jr6crsni IN those impulse'
aud setoss. ,he failure OF shlch are 60 con
-taily ressensH. Gwsrnessss. teachers
aud nurses, are Ill human beings, IN.
si,ey must indeed be unfnrtuna'e mortal
IL they have not home tirs and affection
fsr vMmer aud dvsrrr than ans they cal
form fa the children commi,trd 10 ,hei
care. haws,es esn,eieni,ously they ma.
iul6l the du,iss they had unheItakea
LIT Us suppose The children. are eonhde
10 some female relative; IL she be single
and Inexperienced. q mere ,heoiisl, sh
10 .sry seldom q Ct guardian or glide;
che be married. the ehsneies are very sre'
that she has in.Issrs infinitely more clash
ing Than those of The ssepmo,her. Fror
our own obvvrysiion. we do hrmly b
heve. that IN she drs.snsions and disur
ions that sometimes occur sltr seeon
acknowledgements are almost O
~ays The first children ar their relstse'
Indeed we could cite May facts IN core
bora,ion uf this assertion, but ncfsaI
from dung sn. l.sI.ihe ieelins' Of ind,s
dusls should be wounded: but We ~ill 81
lee, one narrative, because ihoss who's
feelings u 10 due ID spare. are alike beyon
lhe reach Of pry ing curiosity. sympathy
. or CON mlseraunn; snd because the relas'o
Of i, NAY illustrate more foic,hly the ro'r
ws hsvelln sie~. than string Of diJo,n
el observations Gould do.
Mr.. Charles. Bsrhsm was absui eisl
and thi,,y, and had been widower ihre
or Iout yeats. when he though, proper
tall IN love ~uh Mary Viller. the q
phsn aud al,nus, poEssnless dsas thet
an officer in the navy. lie met her hr
~ the house uf her married ester, vii
whom size resided; and her graceful pc
son, her Winning m n ers. and in,cll'ge'
cunrersaifon, very soon eomPisAs ~
conquest.
Perhsp, he did no. regard her the lie,
because he perceived how ahec.iona'el
attached 10 her were her I'ls nephsv
aud nstces, and lie certainly very niue
respected those feelings which had 'ndu
ed her Ia l,rger in h"me necessarily ~
the mus, in,irl eadent ia. the world. UNI
sx aad-,wen,y. simply. as from good a
thori,y he SOM found o"'. because, thong
che hadjreceived ,~o or three ad'an'as
Gus otIrr. shesd,d not intend 10 mar'
wilhnu, being ~ 1--we. IL seemed hea
worth the winning; AID when a last
discovered tia, bis own,