The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-15
sNy heart hfaI no, 4 lslt 81 thea"
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~ astasna .assissnfrs.
rrhs 81 nrf.sehsiy. my dear So.
s,sf'' s.id Mr. Al~ood. az hs drew 4
char aud seated. hIms-h By his wilr.
.Ssrsly IL 70 aot an agaicfisa 10 have .
dsaalnef well .nmsrd-espseisIly - h~n
re ssess II hss bs.bsnd 10 sc.rrsly hafI
nile fron iha OF her psreasF'
"Ya ya1 ~Ill seknos led re. Georrr. .
r-pllri Airs. At~osi. :. fifsl le, daash.
kfs prasPsris be ever 80 a4lleriag. there
n sssrif 20 aaaeh mothers heas .hsn
she sesszas her ek,ld "a snalhes. Iiis,. in
degree. ss.rring nae.uf naiare's s.ron.
grsf lf-s. and u could nos b. done wilhou,
rpms. even wsfs ~e able Go faresee lla,
hrf hsp.iae. aad csnfst weuld no. b.
danHi.hsd. n..t au Ihis paint ,h.re /.
rssys fearful dassi. The event anly
can prsse. wlspser or MT nsan win
inaks . god husband. snd even should hY
da %. 90 he a'snmon accepia,ian af the
tern. there Is snll dub, whether ne and
n, wife are 50 matched ss 20 make each
olhef hsPpr."
.wrll. nv dear sail Mr.. A,wcod.
"faf nv asn pr. ! zeal M nssgi,ings r..
ia'ise % ID len's happiness. and am very
srry vau are inclined 30 anticipate trou.
bic. IL Nc. Howard have prfeci con-
ficaes. ihs character 10 unbiemi.hrd
sad h's principle. such - every one nssi
respect and aap'ovr. 10 not suppose
he - psslee,sasi,hsr 10 H,len; ba, ,i.ink
they ifsls lave raeh other. and CHI. will
tHsbis sisem 10 ossdsok and excuse each
elhss's defects"
81 taubl MT the rscfiiude "a firmn.s,
Of his prineiples." said Mrs. Atwood:
bui mnst cinfess | have so ne fears th.,
bis temper nay mt BE- suiisd 90 Il.irn'.
Some m,d ng circumstances have led M
70 sppfehsud. that lie may ba self wiIlsd
and ob.iinsla."
.Frm. ran mean. my dear" s.iI NJ.
Atso,di .and hope he ~,ll be so. II
-'ll do much 70 improve Hslsn; Tor you
know thai ~ani ~ ifrmnsss 10 Que Of .Lr
detects ol her character "
"Aad beadss." said Mrs. Atwood. I.
have ever thought him samewhs, ITO
grave far man of ass.snd.issn,y. W
IA Iiiiy. should as anch di.l,hs Is you
wepli; ba, Mr ii ,wud would please me
better. had he lh,le pcrs bunysney and
shssriulpes.. ! fear he will he stem"
"ifsfes tsa." SAID Nc. h,wond. "Il
have thought, ,ha, kind Providence sc.
lsried The very nan tr our daugh,e! lis
sei.iensss ~,ii ,rnfler her viv,c,,y; snd
her. someilmss, too thous h,ie.s ssiety."
81 am s'rty Won see 50 many faults IN
Ilelen," replied Mrs. Atwood.
.And 10 IN ,rrisse like death" said Mr.. |
Atwood, ",ha, yno forgot them al. as
soun % she Is separated from you'll Have
-s at al~sys seen these defer,s! In
i'hared 20 correct thea! know her
sani qualities to SIC 10 aifre,ianate,
kiad. gentle. and fsgivins -snd Away.
willing t. confess isuit. though some.
~h.t ,ss apt 10 repeatit. I knew, too.
'hi, she his fund Of deep feeling. hid
under hat ton apt 10 repsa, u.
know, tou. tina, she has = fund Of deep
feeling. hid under q sonewh,, careless
en's,inr.--sad that her temper vas cas-,
innstnse's finest mould. Al this know.
and mach mar; and doubs noi that NJ.
Harvard will see these things 40 clearly.
aud sPfreri.,s them 81 highly, .. I do.
30 cheer %, my dear Susan. aid instead
Of spending this weaving time from your
eh'ld. an anhrs fosbod,ng,. bs grateful
to kind pf"siienee fos giving her such
husband. and trust her eonhdlnfly Co
his care"
While The mo,hrt's heart was thus
aaxious cuncern,ng the future happiness
"i h"r daughter. Mr.. II ,watd add his
othiul bride were q. happy ss ihs dear.
rs' hiend could wish them. They had
BEEN married but we h or two; ye, even
IN So short sp,cs of tire. appearances
indicated ,hs, Mr.. atwood's prediction
was likely 10 be verified. Helen had ne
yer been hall ss happy in her life before,
and never brfarc was sha half so Sc
dass. She learned by experience that
TIE happiness ol the heart Is neither mi
BY or mIr.hful; that |, induces seriousness
Father Than gaiesy. Tier husband was
p'rtec. In her eyes. True. he was rather
grave Tor 50 young . man. and smiled
Do, seldom: hut when he did smile. IL was
l'se the breaking forth of sun beam
mPar''ng light and gl.dnrss. But grave
% "lhcrsi.e, he was all that she wished
Nun TO be. Her respect inr him equal
led her lave: both W. re entrs. lie treat
~ her wnh d,gmdsd tenderness that
Isi. nothing to ask. s-......
But TINE knows no indulgence, not
''s' :" The most happy. ~ho would glad
y lay finger IN his fight. to Ieng ,hen
me golden moments. The first months I
u welded life sooq haste away: fleeing
months they are. snd rush BY TO Join the
'.t eternity, aid IN their train cnuns the
'sfes.ths dane.. the trials. perchsnce. The
nisrries oflfe. /,
The youthful brill commenced her
Married LIE with DIFFERENTIATION TO please
ler husband in every thing --her depou-