The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-26

gei Fare vou- well madam; will not in.
I,erfere TO aid you through an aG.if SO dis
honorable-nor, much as I have loved yon
will see you again until you are properly
repenssni spd ashamed Of ycui conduct
I Mr.. Mcren, YOU must answer 10 me
4 for this insolece 10 Miss Graliam, no man
shall dare 70 oacnd her while lam BY said
/ Nj. Wasingham. proudly. a
! .Duellng sir replied Merton, with cold
dignity, is agalns, nv principle; but when
I know your claim TO he Miss Graham q
champion, will accoun. 10 you for my
words. l,aurs, ! leave you with pity rather
shar anger; farewell
Stop. nephew cried aun, Greyallle
I'its no,true, tell you; don't be fool -
Laura .lle bes, girl in Philadelphia
i thought so once; farewell, aunt
There wss something Of mani. pride
Of open, honorable digni.y--in the cold,
'feproyiEg manner OF her caesin, thai struck
10 Lanra's heart; in spite OF atr of, repestcd
assertions, she felt his conduct 10 be tlia! of
! dignity and honor, and the thought OF how
proud that mans wife might be OF him,rese
unconsciously 10 her mind
Come, dear Laura do Danish tAa, iron.
bled leok---it iupars that beauty OF which
I! am SO proudly, so passiona.eiy fond.-
1 Come, yhink Of The past y
/ lavender. Walsinsham.' said Lanrs,
{ ihouehtfally..if you would love me, we're
very ugly.' ''.' ,,e,s
I \ love al ugly woman ne indeed. bu
\ yon--sh! never shall ia ,red-giys me
! hu this lille hand, and will .riumphsn,ly
presen! yvu 4. ille court of England, where
very jaded bells aud made up drowsge'
shall sremb'e atlhe sigh. Of your surpass
ling loveiiness! Say yes---swee. eLau
! ra, .yei ~ A5' 4
I TO morrow viii answer that impor
tan. question:, and now for Mistress
Dashaway's.
:, 80 - ssu
| Who in Philadelphia does rot. know
Dccter----!Wh has not some fine oi
other been usdsr his gentle influence, ant
fel. his soft, persuasive manners slmost as
! ef6cacious - his prescripiion!--Hom
many young dsnsels have ssuied hia
laat the pain IN their SIDES was not frou
,igh. lacing- bow many porliy old Dor
yivanis lave declared tha. turtle soup -.
Mardeira had nothing to say 10 their goul
; ys, been both persuaded to give them uJ
! his gsnllemanly eloquencs. OH what ;
jewel is doctor like him -Physic itsel
becomes delightful when he is BY Il wa
r at this learned genteman's door ihst ring
, ding ding went the bell before breakfas,,,h,
morning af.er Mrs. Dsshawsy's bali
! THE Doctor was wanted Immediately a
r Mrs, Greyyille's in Chesnu, street, 70
Miss Graham was taken dangerously Ill.
, Nov M,ss Graham was favor.te, and hat
been since she was high as table; S,
A away vent the Doclor, with an unfinlshe,
breakfast. why. my dear lady, vhs
IS the mslter!' asked he Of Mrs. Grey
\ vile,
Il oh, Dpctor---hefe's Gne sdo---hcre'
silly pisee of business; bu, Laura will te
j ou. It's my bel ef tia: she is gore stark
! starting mad, wliafl her lovers
'Is that alll' said The Doctor, with
a quiet sa.le, well. viii so ia and ssttl
1 this menomania.'
Mrs Gyeyville pursel up her month lik
. the string OF amlss's purse .jusl with sorl {
declaring look tina, she would hold he
tongue in despite Of temptation.
fI The Doctor entered miss Graham
room; il was darkensd, and she was in bsG
, folded up in The white linen that WAS nj
. purer than hsrsef, her eyes was cloude
' with iesrs,, but it shone through in j
brightness like star reelected in slsepin
Il lsueam; her cheek was glowing like III
e sunset of foreign cline, while IA
A, Ltress or hair Law cIoudklike shading lis ricI