Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01

Impressive solemnIty-so Impressive that Miss
Warner and her companion could hardly suppress
their laughter at his successful acting.
The Young couple sat down. Ida, pale, con-
fused nd trembling-hut Gilbert was moiionless,
| and with his eyes bent sieadfas!y on the two fe-
males who were a little nearer The door. They
were whispering together. Miss Warner seemed
striving 10 suppress her inclination TO mirih till
The proper time, and n slight giggle now md then
broke from the m,ner at the exquisite success Of
their juke.
The washerwoman arose and brought forth tho
tray Of cake and wine. Lrda could not taste a
drop, but she touched her lips the glass, whilo
Giber, drained bis TO the bottom. The milliner
was compelled TO set her wine on the isble, 10
concea! tho laughter which shook her hand
while Miss Warner gracefully drank to the bride.
And now said The Young lady, sitting down her glass,
busting of cake from her white Gloves as
for the evening. will return home
if you ready Mr.. Gilbert.'
Ida lifted almost in terror to the she he-
eved be her husband while the from
and looked Miss Warner keenlv in the face.
" GU need look vornciausly, good woman
unfeeng girl: .if lent Mr. Glbsr Mis-.
Ida here, for mutual amusement but play
last forever, and is getting dark, go
home again.
Very delighted with little party ehmsd in
Miss Smith. you ge, up a wedding this
would be delicate pattern bride will feel
much exalted that she TO her work in tho
morning.
The wa was deadly pae-shs lifted hands
if enforce silence the fppant mockery with which
she insuted aud stepping forward was about to
bu, Ida had feet and in trying reach her
mother staggered and would fallen, but Gilbert reach
ed forth his snd drawing her his hres-s tfs- A..
foot.
'What this y exclaimed Miss Warner grasping his
in passionate cement; 'what this, my
presence, sire
1T said Gilbert, who lifted his head and
firmly around, sit means that she is my vito, below
ed wife before God and the sight Of man. Weak wicked
gr-did believe base-so utterly devoid of all
manhood, that could lend myself plot -
l loved you, Lousa-at least / thought so-and when l
flung into the dangerous society OF good
and lovely this girl who is wife, fels that
fears well ounded-,hat my allegiance yourself
in danger. CONSENTED, honorab should,
her You satisfied with this submission
a just demandbut would have made a vlliap--and
after that would have married the bastard for the sake of
hi, property and The honaestead"
Before the last words fairly uttered Miss Warner
had dropped tho floor in violent Mysteries and
hours after she undertook rather walk homo
through the damp grass, between tho cestfaen mner,
and the young clergyman.
The day she had the satisfaction Of seeing Gilbert
drive towards the homestead barouche which had been
purchased another and back the
W n d that identical
red cloak-by her side Lida looking pretty
wdrop-a sight which made village rather
of conee it'll the smock marriage;' but per-
fectly sathedtrue, obliged tn look for
helpbu, the homestead gained capital in tho
washerwoman and the lovely joyous and warm hear
ted little mistress when IL received 'our Ltda