Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

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"Eh SC retrcuant pres dune femme qn,eT 1
heaWoeP Gn,e, on sentoajoags pns Spuce cLaleur,
rest dafeu qlencus Eulait attrshfrM
ri - IT'S net lie; whSsa and rcd y
inhaoits m yonr Gbesk, that thus cah we'd :
iay nandto aioraVpn' W .'eS N I
y I found myself l5s&ing with some in,
ierest At the ,ha, af n .lady's he~3 The
thsatre was crowded, and had come in
la'Anna The object Of my curiosity. Who.
ever she nigh, beswas listening very 4,
-lcniively 10 he MaYs Shetid not move.
Z hqa.tiine 10 build as-lie iime ron.ncy.
.shcueber -beiore7 .hsa seen a feature al
,her,. face, But herears were snall,shu,
;oFarrey1uisi'c ovoi, and size Ind Inc rar
est hsauty .ae waa1an-=,ae hair archea
and 1cinvd-tc lie white neck With tht
ssapnAs6psshs as on the temples. SsNaturc
= oitc'~SsS gls.s lA rait Of her nisslsr
e'sss's,sss $ = s: - -
Y The stffatn sarcnpe'y .andN nrSNhtis
eergef'y -seswcfd 70 catch d glimpse ~
We profile But no! she. sa, next enc ol
NE slender pilnstcrs, and with hen head
'eanlng against it remained immotah,e.
4 leitt box, aud With some difficulty
made my way INTO the ccowded nit, ..Ei
y wing, ano'ogiaing, tefSevering, lcoula
see my lpceSui,a a, tho mos, advantage,
! mrned-pshaw!--,how was !, possible |,
had not recognized her!
Kate crediord.
u There .Nas ne getting on, arain, Tor a.
while at least wnhout giving oilcnce 10
The erowd haf loa,lea SO transformations
~, lsat down vCxed 10y and commtnecd
q despoya,e study Sol the hgoap. oil ,SMks
pca8ee ,Ae drop curtain.
0t .cqugye | had aaea.a lover ef Miss
Cretitosfs or could not have tuned,
with Indifference tspns the haadsont 81,
wonaN u the .ihe0tre. She was ,Nerv
bcaatifnl--lherc wos III iispptiug. Ral
we love women \ lfNse Tor waatwe Know
'otNtctn, aNd'a eftat DIAL moro lNr Ma,
We DO moi, l had scve Read Kate I'ISdi
ford "a The lost leas fl;Wati6a II a In.
.eulatins library, VI which We ssmotM osS
twme Tor the same yosnu,c, and pgaSeh p
'hN,n 10 The next reader, E,eliNr MI rv6.
ferty, even il the narks I had nSle IN
hsr'perosal..e A lse'S qnsrrcln sugHaea M
ao excuse Ioy The closing 81 slle h,tk ,Sktsi
snndi@,siy avoided a reeoAtai
atisaA stss ttef syE ,Hts W hais.sis Nv ,itut
ms 4 sat 10 the MI, I rSncmbefea sud
denly a rnihie oM her tct cheek. anu II
tdtaed 'to@ata kerw;,hfhei simple riTi6s
Ivy 10 knowwhe,hcr itwas s;sib,c al thlt
distence Kate looked sad She sal
lcaGe,f immovahly against the slight col,
ann. and her dark eyes, il struck ne,
were moist. Her mouth, with this pccn
liar eSpression o,Nccuntenance, was Ger
ta,Ety iaexrresstttv sweet---tae turned
Iyit'Mn curn6ss esadnam iimpfss. which,
IN Chat peculiar place, | have always 90
served, are, like wells, OF ua.a,aomable
..pineellsalnehqQly, Peos Kate .Mha; .Mas,,Ae
ma!ser with her2syz v.sn Al : = .s,as,ssa
ms s ! IisprNsd obalk 10 my adull sgd, az
tho cug,alna l,ulc ps.llsh ,wAh myself
for The interest with which I,has LOOK, d
'at an Old flame, | detected half u sigh
ander my White waistcoat; but Instantly
persuading myself thai II was a diSposi
,ion to cough, cougEed, and began 10
hum 'sooni Ia 'tronlba." The curlail
rose and The play went On. 48t N1'4
II was odd that had never seen Kate
in that humor before I aid not think she
could. be sad. Kate Crediford sad. Why,
she was the most volatile. Tight .itarteS,
care. fcr.no,hing coquet'e tina, ever held
up her fmguresatos he kissed | wonder
hns any one really annoy ca you. niylduar
Kate, thong h,tst eCeu'dt, by chance, be
OF any service 10 you, for, after all, eve
you something. Hooked al her again.
Strange that / Ind ever looked al that
lace without emotion! The v,gils Of an
ever wakeiul, ever passionate, yet ever
fearful and melancholy spirit, seemed set
ana KEEP, under thnse heavy and motion,
less eyelids; ana she, as | saw her now,
was the very model aud semblanse of the
character that | had all my life been
vainly seeking .--This was the creature
sighed for, when turning away from
the too mitihfui tenderness 81 Kate Cred
liord! There was something new. or
soh'e.h'ng for the moment miswris,cta in
that familiar couaienanco. san S, ssr
! made ny way out Of the pit with
some difficulty, and returned 10 81, near
her. After q lew inmates 3 gentleman
~ tbs next box rose and len the seat va
cant on The other, SIDE OF The pilas,eg
agsiinass. M','sissts spaut4l-ss twentaround
while NE oches,ra Merc playing loud
march; and, without beng observed by
the thoughtful beauty, y, aied myself il
the saean, p6se. ''' s'' - go.
Why did my eyes flash aud mois,en Dis
! looked on the small white hand lying
on the cushioned barrier between US! /
knew every vein oft. Ike the sniugs OF
my own heart. had held i,ispfead Dat
IA my rown, and followed its delicate Blue
iraceries with a rose stem, for hours.
white imploring; and rcproaching, and
reasoning ever loves lights aud shadows.
| knew the leel Of every one ofthcse cx
quisiie singers -,hose ro.ledaprbso leaves,
with nails like pieces Gu, from the lipiot
q shell! Oh, the promises had kissed
into oaihs on'that little chef d'nuvre OF
nature s,intednlabaster 1.-The psalms aud