The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
F.ss lie sara dag cssris..
NOR AT HOME.

eel hare cal ~ W*&r thN moFnlnxs
.,;5 Aia I.ssy Csmmings. a. she gave
. ,I.ues a. her sirrans dress. md ssfasd
fan shs miuaf With swses smile Of
..lI.ronplaesa~y; "a have esII 10 nskr.
esssiu Rabsr. snd fear I sail be drsin-
u saas TINE. % the lady w,Il positively
b % home"
war are you 90 rsFssinf hlhs lady
nlr' inqsired Robert Hansen.
!. OhI ns--shs IL issely msrried. and
.brids b sl~sys a. hsme 10 receise hrf
lr;ssds, you know I sllsds 70 Mrs.
I.mss JsAnssa. SIC sill b a homs Tor
! .sel o. iso longer"
.Ane silerthsl. she win cease 10 be
me BRIDE. and then you will 40 longer be
esr..ia Of 6ndlng he rsle Al home. -lIl
your' said Robert.
TO Be cure not" returned his rou.
ain, smiling. ali is unisshisnsbIs Tor 9
married l.dy. except juss o. Vie iine Of
her bridal visits. % be always found. like
a sn.ll. in her own house. When make
nv round Of morning calls. am always
sersd il | End my friend a, homs."
Yau think they ace happier abroad. I
presume. and seneflIy sscasse your own
enjoyment 10 theirs" observed Rober
Hsnsaas dryiy.
.Enisymsn, indss.ll'' sxelsimedI.scy.
tossing her head. Wins, gres, pleasure
can there be 10 saying sGosd morning
~ an delighted 70 zee you'-'A charm
log day'-and then RAINING over string
q commonplace shs, . psrro. might
repeat isst 90 well. and with az much
feeling - do one hall Of may sequsin
i,nees. Bui with BRIDE. the eau 10 much
more interesting; there is he nee snd
elsssnt furniture 20 admire. and the dress
aud decorations Of ,he bride 10 criscise.
and often some pretty inventions % her
ti,ie. or bysuferis are on The centre Ia
bio, az rsrs ao.ess in the vases; all these
things serve 10 make fsrmsl call delight
isl. Bot vile cannot take sueh weary
pains 10 please her friends. so 10 save
hsr ersdi. she must no. of.en be iosad .,
home"
.Aad vet The wife musl see her hos
band every day." rensrked Robert Han.
500. Will not the dseoraiisns which
are e. Co bic eye be suitable for friends
le. inlersred IN the credit Of HE wifei"
"0h! cousin Robert, hog uhsophis,i-
Gated yos are" said Lucy, laughing out
right. .Oae would think you had psss
ed al ycur lie on the Greea Moua'a'ns.
Why. Do you no, know ,hst il 10. quite
obsolete 10 ihiak Of pleasing ones hus-
bandit |, 10. smsng our city isshions-
blss, considered quire vulgar fer . nsrri-
ed couple 70 pay any s,ien'inn 10 each 9th
sr in company. aud you nav be pretty
sure TIA, Few Of then trouble themselves
assu, The srsces In private lIie."
"Then I shalt be ranked among the
vulgsr when marry" said Robert, se.
riously. /" But pray. cousin Lucy. where
did you learn your code Of fashion!"
From the fsshisnsble novels. sir. -
They exhibit The court models Of Paris
and London. and shit better standard
wooli you have Cor fashionable msnners!
Oh, never shake your head wish that Lord
Bsrleigh air ofsupesior wisdom; il sons
do. The fashionable novels will carry il
against oil your reasoning" said Lucy.
81 think ! once heard you sdmlrine
Wordsworth's beautiful picture Of un-
sophisticated womaa." SAID Robert Han
son. You recollecl The lines desctib-
ing.
~ creature not too fair and good,
For human natures daily food"
"Oh! yes and | could find /, in nv
own heart 10 love goodness. only il il
though, 90 insipid now days" esd Lucy,
But pray do ans yer, Cor cannot stay 10
discuss The matter gra,ely. a. | see you
are inclined 10 do. Good bye, dear coz;
sad put on your smiling face before re
turn. Such gravity does moi become you
al oil; /, positively makes you look like
married MN. who is IN perplexity becsuss
his wife will no, bs a, home" and the
gay girl ran of laughing ., her own pleas
aHtries.
Rnber, Hanson sighed as he took hi:
hat AMI departed on q long walk. He wal
ahighly educated young gentleman. bn
oil very retired habits. and had never been
foad u wha, Is st, led I" fashionable soci'
ety." still be hal travelled and seen much
dihe world, and was. whenever he chose
to be so. a most agreeable companion
iia was very fond. as men.of his charae
ter usually are. ofirefned and Intelligent
iahsle society. and having. mot long be-
Tote my story commences, come into The
possession Of handsome,forlune. he wa'
really In earnest in his searchsto find some
"lair being" who would, Ny sharing. en-
hace the value Of b s.preper'y.
ES" must give II up" he imurmured II
himself, as he walked hastily on. "
shall never 6nd young laly whom
shall dare marry. / could not love ~
'ganraa,, awk ward girl. and The manner
~ which adtnirat,on 10 now conducted
though il may confer intelligence AM