The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-16
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BALL; with Eizabethan Chamber, Tabeax

'Aoieht oeeus 1--we earth.
War ana niood'hed will survive in nosrnful shapes,
SIg amer those who worked desolaton but ste
lent place~the stark ssur.s on tbs tcmbs made Il more
mere than slsewhsre to her fsncyand gs.isg
sss wh ma feeling Of awe tempered with calm ds
ing & day: and he SrsK
sPpg ume that would comc--of the rays of sun tkst
would fell in a,sn. upon the sleeping formsof tie
rl;s,ennx sSsSom nusr at the window, and play In
birds growth Of buds and so..om, @ the :onss q
banners SsS steal in and gently the
| thoughts Of death Die who would il woud siIi re
on - henni - ne.e t,gns and sounds would still 20
! amidst m. P-'n !" ''e'P
IA, Old Curiosity Shop. i
Clsppng her hands with pleasure md ,,nni
ors me for short distance my little Acquaintance s,op
part Of this door glass unprotected BY anv shu,
ter which aid not observe at krst, for all Vas verv
child vas also) for answer to our su mons When
she had knocked twice thrice there was noise a.
light appeared through the glass which, as il spproach
ed very slowly, the bearer having to make bis way
both what kind Of person il was who sdyanesS
] and what Kind Of place Il was through which he
little old man with long grew hair whose see
and figure as he held the light above his head and lock.
ed before him o. be approached, could plainly see
his spare slender form somethinr of IN dsi3sss
mould had noticed in the child. Their bright blue eyes
were certainly alike but his face deep nrrow ed
and =" very ul Of care. that here all rssemblsnce
The place through which he made his wsy at leisure
was one OF those recepacss for old curious things
wich seem to crouch in odd of this town ana
hide their musy treasures from the public eye in lea
lousy and disrust There suits Of mail standing
like ghosts in here and there fantastis caryprs
brought from monkish cloi'ters, rusty weapons Of vaT
Gus kinds distorted figures in china weod and iron
and ivory tapestry and strange furniture that might
the little old wonds rfully suited 70 the pscs he
might have CROPPED ameng old churches tombs End
hands There was Nothing in the whole collection but
What was in keeping with himsef nothing that looked
As he turned the key in the lock- b. surveyed M. with
some s.onishment which was mot diminished when he
Locked From me to my The door being
the little story of oar eompanionship
Why bless the child said the old man patting her
the head how couldst thou Miss the II Ihad
y would have found my way back to y.u, granafa,h.r,'
The old mon kissed her: and then turningto and
begging to walk in, did The door was olsssd
through the place had already from without int
small sitting room behind, in which another door
and PRETTY arranged. The child took candle
15 Quilp and the Dog.
met with dissgreeabIe check for roiiing very near
broken dog kennel there esrsd forth large hsrce dog,
remainsd upon hs back in perfect :si.ty sscntins he
inability to advance smother an ineh though there were
not couple Of feet between then.
why dsnr you come and bite ne. Why DOM yeu
si::ns 1 ana worrying Ss III 10 va: nss1 Nal.
you're sfrad, oubuliy you're sfrsid you know yos
The dog tore and strained At his chat. with starting
eyes and furious bark but there the dwarf lay snappng
his fingers with gestures OF defiance and contonpt.
When he had sufficiently recovered from his delight, he
dance round the kennel just without the limits Of
the chain driving the dog quite Wild Having By th.
tran he returned his unsuspicous oompanion, whom
he found looking at the tide with exceeding gravity and
thinking ofshss same gold and silver which MI uilp
16. OHrer Attacking Noah Coypos-
"whas did you say y inquired Oliver, locking up
"A regular right.down bad 'un, work,us,- replied
Noah coolly and it.a great deal better. work rus,
lsborins in Brdewe or transported, hung, which
more likely than either, snt Il ~
and table, seized Noah by the throat shook him in the
violence Of his rsge till his teeth chartered in his hsad,
and, collecting his whole force into heavy blow,
minute ego the boy had looked the quiet, mild, de-
ected creature that harsh treatment had made him But
his spirit reused last the cruel insult to his dead
mother had his blood fire. His heavsd his
whole person ehsnged. a. he Stood SsrinS over tie
| cowsrdiy tormentor who lay crouching q his feet
and de6ad him with an energy he had never known be-
aHerl murder me !" blubsered Noah. Charlotte.
~;.i. here. the new boy s.Su1,dsrng of me- Help'
Noahs shouts were responded to by loud scream
from Charlotte, and louder from Mrs sowsrbsrry the
former of whom rushed into the kitchen by side door,
while the latter paused the starc till shs quite
certain that consistent with the preservation Of ha
man life to come further down.
H. The Old Man at Neips Death-6ed
She dead noble de Nell S':d
ger would have crushedwas stirring nimbly in its
cage and the strong heart Of it, child mistress mute
where we're the traces Of her early cares her suffer
ings, and fatiguesi All gone. His was the true desth
her bu, peace and psrfsci born msssd
in her tranquil beauty and profound reposs
change Yes. The old Gre aide had smiled upon th.t
same sweet face 1t had passed like dres% shrouxs
scso"master on the summer evening, before the fur
mace nrs upon the cold wet niSht a. the al Ds1sas g
40 shall we know the angels in their majesty, sner
death. IL. A.
small hand tigh folded to his bresst for warmth
the hand she st.etched out to him with her last
sriethe hand that had led him through ell thsir
wanderngs Ever and anon he pressed II to his lips;
then huEssd TO his breast again, murmuring thai Il
was warmer and as he said he looked agony,
to those who stood around, imploring them help
her
.is"t rooms che had seemed to iii With life even ~hs
her was waning fsst-the garden she hsd tended
she had giaddenedthe noseless haunts Of
ny aihoughtfui hourthe paths she had roddsn il
were but yesterday--could know her
IL 10 not said the schoolmaser, a. he bent down "
kiss her the cheek and gave his tears free vsat,
not In this verdi that Heavens Justice ends. Think
what con pared with the world to which Der young
spirit has winged early nisht and say, one deli
wish expressed In solemn terms above this bed
could call her bach to life which Of ~ would uttsr
1S. Pickwick in the Pound
well. wilkins what's the matter with yss ssh
Captain Bold wig.
Il beg ysur pardon, sir-but think there have oeen
trespassers here to day!
'Hsp said the captain, scowiing around hin.
'Yss, sir-they have been dining here. THINK