Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

ana tue thipue ORC anu lh' may '"
y, bbhs winch b, iouod in the deep got
Toe. s5d hr told her OF The grew sunny
haunt, among the rough rocks Which she
had hevci visited, whcir The ever ruFi'ng
ieaves and the mcrfily lespIng Cascades NJ
It'd the mr. with IA, su cttrsl music, aud the
,ouotous onvetns ~hefe ,he voice Of echo
W., nct,r sler, unit tia thought her
mouutain home the most lovely ,poi on
cd,th, aud sire ,ntirrly hrgo tina, she had
ever WISHED to leave II 10 visit the French
mans castle, aud loueed Tor rtufuIug
healtr only tia, she might chamber up thu
monwan AMI sc the places 20 beautiful
and grand to whichilcIndek had promised
tot al her AID when from the beautiful
Ia na,uic, he turned her tbouga,s TO the
b CHER beauty OF mind md soul, aud de
sctb,d 10 hcrin glowing language tina, Re
I'VE aud pure existence which b4esses and
IS blest, sire Ind her iIe'e TO conceal her hl
ling lv,Hs, lor che know that sxlaeuc.
winch now seemed 60 desirable, was E5l
The life she had wished for, and that inns.
formation Of soul Tor which she had SO
long wept, wns no, change which could
make her better aud more useful beng
but only ,ne which would render her pei
lcctly Lapp,, and she dcspscd hers II Tor
her lulnlcr selfish feelings. Daily inter.
coursedwh this excellent young man, Tho
/ II cause Ulla oiIrn to mourn over her ig-
oomnce, was really mai ing her n wiser
aud b.lcr GAL. Her father tho q Tint
though sull young IN years, Ole was no
longer u careless child bu, a serious aud
lraso lns beng and when the lady Lou
ise sen, an ,sc,u 10 conduct her TO the ens.
/ lie. though he coD.ss,d 10 her how an
wiling he had once lr, that she should vas
IT ,he lady, he VAS p,if city content, -
/ h, even WISHED her 10 go, for he 6It per.
shaded thai she would no, be Ease lnulcd by
the sp'T'dor with which she would hc
surrounded bu, when she returned again
10 her humbl, home would bring wih her
the sam, quicl aud conlentcd mnd. UlIa
wepl much heu she kncw that he was
wiling she should go she had almost ho-
ned that he would sc0d back the lLdys scr.
yauu without her but laoil lock CURSED
not all the reasons Why bi. daughter wepr.
OF il he thought he seemed not to do 50.
Ilcnri:k had no, call I'd at the cottage fur
he three S iys why shr coull no,
lml..nr. Iof he knew she was soon 10 leave
home She had feared so,n,tim,s that he
did no, approve Of her contemplated vi'r to
Inc castle for he had never advct,el to il,
aud she dared nut ask his advice. HcI
th,r kissed her chce, anl blrsset her &
she pfoniisc1 hin that she would soou re
turn 10 her home TO leave II no morn fJrcv-
er, and she turned away but U,li had
looked or the last time on her old lather
aud ber foot has never sInco irod thp que
valley =
The la iy drew deep sigh nni conlinu
ed, The news Of her fathers sudden de u
reached the castle soon alier UIla arrive,
,Lcrc. The Lady Louise folded the weep
,ng gir ia her arms aud mingled her tear
wnh lne orphans, aud having no one else
to look up to for sympathy and protection
UlIa clung lutensIsciy 10 The lady, nui Io'
ed her almost Instantly with the warmes
AFT, c,ioi But sbc learned to soon, ala.
, That she loved one who Iiule d, served IN
7 sG, c,ion Of a fJud aud lfUHlng hra = y,
IN the b..iclcsl moment that iJliowcd, sh
cogld uol forget thai tie Lady had Que
: pressed her to her Lea,l ADD wrpt "i1h ho
, r., her deep all ellon Tho lady LOUIS
/ uas women ol matches beauty, aud n
Z bong could appear moro gTatr'ul hnl chu'
, ming, aud noue could moro easily VIA III
i heat Of a stranger lhau herself, 5ui ID
: pracos Oh mind ia winch She seemed >
, much TO excel were NIL studied graces :
she possess any OF the hner aud nobls
- feelings Oh the soul. they were never ca'lc
!. mic cAe.clse Pude and ambition wei
a The ruling motives OF her conduct, aud The
:, lhcy were sometimes IN de 10 give way
Il a nomentary grauhIauon, They very 500
T. fe-u,sImc1 the mastery over everything
Her servants loved and hute ID her ~ tuu
" Tor she alternative palud and scoldcd thtr
= catered AMI tyfanized over them. 10 |
n la she was not absolutely uuklnd, thong
e she made her suffer often, and when 81
q treated ,hrr as an inferior she sal SEEM
d 70 consider her n complDIon Tor she T
= ce,ved lew yisItnrs at the castle, md ne
o " ON, n, she irll the need OF CON paulonsh
u It was long before UlIa learned her ut
bcaulessn, -, and when the lady drew b.
!. 10 her SIDE aud talked 20 her kindly, ~
d apparently ~ The sncsray Of her hea oil
d would love to throw her arms around 10
+ l.e, and pour out the tIngf her your
y hean One c.enIng xNLIl lhe lIiY r"
II more Ih1u usually kiG1, llhl " he'
/" H,Inrlck anil ronf--scd to her "hnl 81
~ had hardly darrd rhlnk Of hensr!' b To-
4, hyu much shc l1rtd him The hdy was
= much interested ~ Yer relation 'ha't W..
- ..1afs.l onc,Is oae Ter about hi''nn'
%. ncrs ani conv, ,a,i0n bat when Via b
a told her all. she n l,cul,d the dra 81 b
e' lnving swis, prasae telling her that q
[" IN ri ok. was be I,siag, would SEQ n
:, alliance ~nh such an humble chlrso'rr,a
=, and b,Jimg hor follow her example N q