Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-03

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Ida,u.d ncrcss,,v and viii m. uune.
,uos;,y Of q bi,b and ardent spirit, he
asked her If she attributed his visit 10
Interested mo,;vesi p .No., she replied.
.uot so hold myself inc c,pnbIe of such
Ceelpus and why should | attribute them
In you, tell van now as told Won
when we las, met, that my consian,
prayer j. ,ba, God NAV bless Won and
Yours. and save from poyerty, which, in
the worlds ewes. is tho perfection of sin. ,
'Bu,, Nlaruarrt.' interrupted Rose, as
was her wont, there is no fear Of power
" now and Sir Thomas himself said
that even with a moderate fortune he
should prefer vou to all other women
Il have OF even n moderate fortune. ,
replied the noble minded pirl, ,isiny
from her seat. and n, the same time Law
ing he, hand on n riIe of account books
which she had been examining 'you
MIR. lIpMhwood. will understand me If
| say ,ha, when first brea,hed the air
of existence. | became a pariakrr of my
innuly's fortunes as they m,pht be. for
good or eyil'
and Won shared in both. Margaret.
and summarized both with dirui,y.' said
Eorncs, ca,e,,v
4 believe van think so. and | thank
Won, she re,l,,d wbiIc the finish of
,ra,et,l G,.lry n,ssed over her fine
t,,,u,.s And nav hcar with mo a IN.
,,e. while explain nv future intentions
Mv n,or ioth.,,. nnCouuna,. coilu,e
worked misery for many who trusted in
him with confidence which he de-
served. and yc, Lctrnycd-I mean, no,
that, SIN. add cd hastily he did mo-, he
,,oy 4. bu, the waves. ibe winds. and the
m,.C,,,r,,. and If n,;ncinlcs or others
conspired apains, him. and he fell
IN his own and o,ber's ruin
J,ps tba, belore had blessed. cursed him
they had So fatally trusted, and every
curse seemed 10 accumulate sulI.riuos
which only Iwos witness n To the
very u,e,mos,-cy.u the ,irc from his
fnocr-bc gave chcer,ul,y ,o his cred;.
tons. There wosno reserve on his mart
an. all WAS sacrificed We, like tho
dauuhiers of the Uorseleccb. the crv
was still. Give rive and' she odd.d
with n trembling voice. sat las, he did
eive-cven his existence And ]. who
knew so well the honor Of hi, noble ma
lure. NJ the time when his cold corpse
fingered in the house because lacked
the means of decent burial. was doomed
to receive letters, and hear complaints of
his Injustice
In the silent hour Of night, nj las,
kneIt by his coffin decay had been
mcrciful il had spared his features to
the la>t-and could count and kiss the
fuyows which disappointment and the
sc"rn'ngs "I selfish world had craven
on his brow-bnt, oh God how perfectly
did ieel, III that mclanch"ly hour, that
his sp''It was indeed departed, and that
my lips rested on noneht but cold and
sens"lcss clay yet c'ung, with most
childIsh in'a'ua,lon, 10 the dwelling it
had 50 sweeily inhabited for such a
length ol years. The hours rolled on
ana me gray mist oi morning found me
III The same spot. 1t was then, as the
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