Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

nave n"'h'hs 10 say
i co not stay al home with you
every o'her evening
nave nothing 10 say.
You look displeased. will stay at
nome
NO, 90. fon have expressed your
preference. am willing you should
loNlow II.
How can you be so unreasonable,
Emma
Mrs. Linden got up from the table and
leit the room. Charles remained few
moments thoughtful, and then rose and
departed for the Lodge. On his return,
he found Emma had retired. On asceAd-
ing To her room, he found the door locked
the outside pannei, on which he read 4,
con(ounded,
.N, NJ
No .AdmiHance wiihom he Couniersign
A, ers, ha .,ood oa,,;God .;,h ,s,o,.
;sh,oso, ~ Then Ia hnrs, C,,,h into :.
iS'I .n, oc,'"'h,s III .;ah
noas nnd haa,,;cl o,n,nn,;,,.,ass i,
,ho ia., ,h., niaas.d him n ,honnh ., h;s
ann axnonsa m. Lno,lsd a,a said
uoya
"rh., 40, ,ho o,so,d NJ al
,,;,,anc. sa;d tho ,r;umnhnn yo;ce oc
L;s w;re ,,i,b,n
Ana, maxine ono u, ,wo o,bsr oouollv
.,,.,'.aasac,I aGa,,, ho uas Caroad ~ onn,
G..s b;mseIr cnoo,,arsJ and with an on
= cIamn,;on nhnn, .,he vi, of wnman, he
oIo,v,v retired from, tho door oC,b;.Iodoo ,
from wh;ch he wos deh,rred and snen,
that n;gb, on a divon in the rn,lor with
h;s cInak far a cove,Ie,
A, breakCas, next morning. Mrs Lin
don vas in fine.sn;r;,s Charles was also
bo,,v that the bumo, h ii t,ke, her ,hus
L;rdiv and A.. cbea,C,Llv ocL,oxledaed
himself def4nt,J Art.r thev had made
themselves sufficiently merry over the
affair she said serionslv
.Rnt Charles s,;iI ;ps;t that there
can he mn good in an institution that
keens a husband ow,v from his wife ,ill
after ten O'clock.
.Your fo,her was q moson and Jhsve
heard him saw that n, the mec,;ncs or,he
Royal Arch Chan,cr or some such hines
bc was sometimes hon, ont nm two
o'clock Did he love his wife less p
tRu, coo,, hear ,o have vou ,w,v
I shoIl alxavs reore, vou, ;o;,ing !,
Vou spe,k or,be odvar,aSes Tbev
will do for those who arr. moor but Won
would pever ,bi,k or ,on,y;ng e., the
benefits If the Gupd
81 NAV have revorsesp
sNo, wbile I have nv o,vn ro,,,ro CO.
cured 70 mo Jrvou .hos,d Iose an 90,
are worth we should st;I he rich Loan
see No qood oh;ect in vour ;o;n;o,,
am oo, sorrv ! hove dors co T, NAV
ho ornse s,me dov
q ~, cur. I sh,Il oevo, ho roco,ciod
TO il,
The conversa,;on men,;oped ne havioo
,o,.n ,I,co in Snmmor S,res, occurreG
,broc weeks later ,ban,b;s a Cswdoy.
an.rw,rds ,bev s,,r,od on ;ourpey =,
Tho White Mo,n,,;ns ,.;,h E,anI, md
his w;re Thence ,bev ex,e,d.d ,he;,
Journey to the beautiful valley Of the
Kenpebec Descending 3 h;ob hin IN.
wards the CAPITOL, the bolt in the tongue
oC the carrioge fell ont and the end ot
the tongue dropp;np in the ground the
horses Started at a run down the hin :
With great coolness Charles who had
sprunp 10 the box and taken the rcins
| from the alarmed coachman. puided m.
vehicle in its rapid course and as the on.
ly means of saving the lives Of all. turned
il down n sIope into the meadow Here
Frank leaped out and tried 10 seize the
bits. The carriage rolled over ihe swarc
,ilI it came in contact with a log. wher
the horses broke awav the swingletrees
and dragged Charles from the box
! They flew like the wind. Leaving hin
senseless. The car,iape moved by ilsal
for Giy wards. and then gradually ston
ned Charles was taken I'M and horn.
into town TO the hotel. Frank had bro
| ken his arm in his lean. Rere were iw,
| ladies' with wounded husbands in s,ranys
I,own and at hotel Commnn bum,n;,,
ot first saw eyery attention Maid n ,bem
and the surgeons left them under III,
care Of their wives and coacbmon
Thcv in a dav or ,wo.became Csticuo,
for wan, CsIeep. Emma was bemoanino
,boir heinz so far from home. and lear;no
I,bev would suffer from want of attention
There is n Lodge here said Clara
She con, far tho landlord and ;nou;,e,
WIN w,sN G.
Are the gentlemen Odd F,liows !:
asked the host.