The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

Il sksil nssl 90 sir." said Ehsn. wifh
bis qsirk. dsei6ed axsnrs. Robert sssd
noshm :. I sslksd 90. ~sIhsny hsnd ~
ssinemssIs aursrTd io~srss me sAssf
ninrpenre which lay snas In nv ParkrI.
lost he sum N sdnis ne. lkn.w, no~,
xith ~hst inlsurs ssleitsds or fsthsr
.siehed the sHope eon6.e's bet.sen M
elinsiion and principle. .hieh seat ca u
The hosams sd IN he coantsnahcss u his
sans. and hn@ asxisusly be waited % BE-
hold fAs calm. self-spprsssl. witch re
slas,s f.is sl.ea ebseriuliy obscirai 20
bis erupssls.
When he shadows begsn % isnsshen.
~ lhr rlese Of the long sunmsr sfiernoon.
We MI bert eur sisps homeaard from tie
sfhoaI.soem. lie eplay ground. o. The
eennIing room. The. ies-bell rsar. % ]
turned sp the paved ~slk 10 ihs door.
just ,iss. George Prsstas rhi.,led. ,snd
btrkoned ne 10 The opposite s'ds 81 de
ssy.
. Are you going to-nishi. Rslphr be
a.ksd In an underIons. - sooo rs ] sss
By bis eide.
.Ne. 4 don't wsnt 10 so;" Cor By hi,
time had JIsssied my lslter's opiuiOn
in'o my o~n,
u am gong" and he gave me asiesl-
ihy prep q his money. :. bui father does
nui know il. e woDlda'l lei me 20. Mo-
lher gave ne ihis." and he winkeJ. -
mech IS 20 ssy .dnn't tell him"
4" Come, you 20, Ralph, do!''
" Bot are 700 doing right. Georgsf
I asked, earnestly.
.Righii why siways do sol Father
scoids 50. but mnlher always lets me.
Gone do CO." Poor Gs"re.! this wac
no, The fret Lesson 10 psrtnisl misman-
segment.
..Fs,hsr DOES not vsnt me "a GO, end
I shan',." said ! msnfllly; and back ran
10 The second ringing oi the soprer.bell.
We'll, my sou~." said our father.
locking round The table. and beholdng.
~i,h deep grs,ihes,ion, The cheerful. hap.
py faces OF bis children. /. q fns evening
for sail. Ebencsn lake his flute. Cou.
sin Kate 10 here. and she and your mo
lhcr will mt OBJECT. | know"
Besuhful!' exclaimed cousin Ksie.s
"Good!" declared Eben. With one
accord and one heart, 10 was pronounced
"a delightful PLAN"
"Me 60 too. fa,heli" said Alice, look.
ing wistlully.
"Ne, Aliee 10 not old enough TO 70 out
in the evening yet. She ~ill kiss US and
bid us have gond time. while she goes
pleasantly TO sleep on her little pillow;
and he looked down with ienderesi sfec-
ton on the fair, sweet child. Alice did
not pou,, or cry, or object, IS some ch,l.
dien might have done; neither did we ior.
bear talking sbout our anticipated pleas
ures in her presence; but struggle went
on in her little bosom. for she hastily rub,
bed The back Of her little "a, hand across
her eyes. These trials, and they are
trials TO child. we were early taught 10
bear. and thus, by degrees. TO acquire The
moral heroism so Necessary 90 meet The
fiery trial Of after life. About seven. we
sailed forth into the street, and bent our
steps 10 LanRley's landing.--isiher and
mother, ~i:h Robert by her side; Eben.
bearing The shawl aud calamity stepping
by consinKa,e. br,gh. girl Of seventeen.
the frs, shrine al which Eben. three
years her junior. offered HE b"yish HON
age. | followed on, sometimes here.
sometimes there.
"Fannv. I wish you we're going with
u.s." said ]. Skipping UP To Fanny's front
door. AS NE pass,d by.
Ills most ms bed time, replied Fan.
ny, hugeing cl"ser the white k"ten she
held in her arms. but turning her bright
eyes up to NE.
Now il you we're only as old as |,
Fsnny,' SAID |. strutting y sIep ar two.
with an air Of more than the four years
difference in our ages. .but mus, 90. aud
p tung her pussy aud regulshly kissing
her hsa ',itul cheek. away | ran as fat as
1 couldgn. Passing hy groups Of people.
on their way to the show. jus. such folks
as would go to such a place. though, /.
nota whit regretting that was On an OPP
posi'e ua~k. We reached the landing and
jumped into the boat. Robert pushed off
from the shore, and With Few strokes Of
the car, we were in the middle 81 The
broad river which washes our town aud
bore oar ships TO The great ocean.
How gloriousr exclaimed cousin
Kate. GLORIOUS indeed was thai evening.
Chufeh spires, stately trees, and tall
masts rose in clear outline aganst the
g,lien west. Rirh purple clouds hover
ed I'VE, The horizon. Higher W hung
the Fright young NOM. Beside IL. lii
tie star, as il were psipi,stng wuh new
born light. Allihese reflected their glo-
fies in the waters beneath Us, so that We
seemed sailing in ,he very duplicate OF
Heaven. Dun skitT glided by gEeen slopes.
rising here and there in the harbor, and
schnoners laz,ly lay at their mornings far
from the shore. The busy hum Of the
t"wn died away, and the motion Of our
nara a,one broka unon the ouiet - For m