The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15
Number 81.

wien if.s:'oliine retired from shc tn.y
comh,-i,,olton Of ,he pa,Jors, she sought long
jusly HE -wpsi .4!i,uaa pfhsr own pFi,
va,e aTpstrl,u,n'. ahict,ratnslgd IL a,eefe
css cjos,ly ttyle ,l,sa lhpse she had iusl
vacated, aiiord,jil every intnTgi.in, ~ me
cultivation tof ,Ao notls ibitll,ti, Is asll az
The lighter octu ?n,iona toithe high minded
gill. A superb gill hath STAMP between
two. ca9u'ssly carved vases Of dowef', ~
such close proximity 10 lie deep window
easement, ,ha, the splended trspe,y galherl
ed i'll itch fold around them. and FAINT
streams Of air Ina. NOW and Men trrps
through ihc Sigh, srevicer, played lremu
ou,ly upon It's fairy S,riuss. A salall rhs,
glass lamp Hung All asen isdiance h;ef
beautiful marble centre table, upon which
wa. gathered i variety Of ,tiVel bouna
books scattered in rerlsleas prorusion atnidsi
eve,y description uf fan j articles, E'rniins
a rich and delicate bijourrie. In fact, the
whole arrangement! nl hc apartment bore a
nice assimilation 10 The most refined TASTE.
AS Leoliae entered The npioIahle pTecincls
dedicated to her Fair self, she sunk languid'y
upon favofiie cushioned seal, aud fell into
a long, deep reverie. A short stined sigh
would now and then break from It's ihral
dom, with feversh haste she would clasp
her hand to her snowy !orehead; her eyes
wandering, and low nu,tefngs escaping
her parting lips.
Miss Wes!on!' said harsh voice beside
her.
f.oelifis started abruptly 10 her feet.
.MO,herl, she erisa q ,,sslhist shsstlraflsttt
bafo,e 6ef dsugh,er, whilst malignant
smile or mortified ambition ga'hered ua'k'y
upon her kni. blow. l, was teaiiul
soec,acle!' M active enmiiy raging N the
bosom OF parent towards an only child
smile ,ha! bears hc existence. save when
false pride aht; hitter selfshness of Aeart
gives i, being. The unobservant may call
i, fclion,-he may deem il impossible that
in human nasure could urk 30 toul q slain
-dnd yel truth bind. III her immaculate
robe the assertion, and siathps its plauslb,t
nv. lis the impetus which love Of dis
pay works on the darker passions land
which, II once acquired, most invariably
works lis own ruin.
.Wha, is wtong. tno,beri' repested
l.eoine, shrinking from the basilsA gazs
, of her parents, with sn unaccoun'abls
HORROR
q .Yoa--niss--ycu arc *rong!' exclaimed
Mrs Weston, in the most ungovernsb,e
. rage. This is { pretty requnai for inc
,ime and money spent in your education
d and brlugipg out would have ycn know
that ou have mos, &iIfuly inshled you
II patrn,s, ,ha. YOU have gene in direct Jis
ob.dience 10 their implicit commands
B, ,ha, yoii must either make suitable apnlng.
r. for you, outrageous treatment toward MI
ID Theopholis Johnson, or irddge! and Mr'
le Weston stamped most m ady like upon IN
ID floor 10 enforce her argid,Spi'
Leoline uenibled and remained silec
e. Mrs. Weston couinhed--
'u "Why don't YOU speak. miss! You i'un
no lack Of tongue when using y"ht u'a'e
be On The rich Mr., Johnson! 1t is, ouira, cot
on lit is base ingralitGde, it s daring prssun
u lion!
"' The daughter rembled more than es
-and softly remuodsly murmured.
yer tones that would have hellea all but 4
u ~ hear, Of an ambitious, match makil
- ~ mother ..n /.
" DO moi speak SO harshly, mother!
aid knew not tina. did wrong in consult
,sa ,hc dictates Of mine own feelngs."
sna "Your feelings! shcald, like TO kuo
miss. what your feelings have to do with
and splendid match! Why we would be
,bs talk and envy of the whole e'.y--.
fCene'.sed in our ssrs')