The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-10

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PAT he sane hishs. silhoul tslng dis.
missed. 4fNs
Lord WslIenrosh received shsm srry
kindly. after re krsi con plias en-. pas
iced. conrad explained ~Ilh fssesi.h sa.
gerless The esnse q his asrissl. and ne
necessity Of his being sismisssd. ile
placed before hin bis sreoons. and gave
. general dsscnption Of shsl be had dOos
Cor Aiseck.
ia sll ron pledged yourslfn Do you
have givfn entire satisfaction. sxrepl N
thai one clause rsspestirg Mrs. Mailer.
Tie good woman hss sssn nsfe uhlvF-
tSna's through yoa."
Conrad became red ~ Fermilliaa~
Through mel he exclaimed.
.The day before ysslssdsy. !" fsjeined
WaIlenrolh, " received q lrnef from her.
and 10 /: she informs ne hew dear yoa
had become 10 Inc whole village, sRaheu
e,ery one dspIores your loss. There
10 also Jesephins. The dsuahlfr Of Ma.
Wslitr. Who. since your departure. was
sasiing away like waning tsper."
q. Dies she write Ina ?" asked cunlad
..MasI sssnredly." Was the snswer.
"The ,houg hlsoi bcEh mother and dsueh-
Ter are noble enough 70 honor your reso-
Luton 10 90 10 The East Indies; bui The
mosher is eriesing FOR ibe LIE Of her
dsue hier, since thai 10 now IN dsngsr."
cenrad became Dale. FG
Lord Wslenfoth gave him me letter,
Conrad read il as il came from Mrs Wax
TER. In IL she informed I.osd Wsllenrotl
Of the suddea depaflnse Of the superiDten
dent, and ihas Cor some time previous she
hsd observed ihas he bad msde grea
| impression on the mind OF her daughter
Josephine. His sudden departure bad
entirely changed Josephins's disposition.
| She w7s sisibly fading away; ths physi-
eians advised her TO divert herself By
traselTl 9. but Josephine would not depar
from Alieck; and also seemed too veal
to bear the fsiignes Of a journey. The
whole letter bres,hed the aifiicuon Of !
discons0lsie mother.
| Conrad threw himself into chair
covering his face with his handkerchief
sad could not lorbear fobbing aloud. Lord
Wallenroth approached hum. Conrad
aroused himself. .na.ta d.
.Iresd yoas soul" said Lord Wallsn.
10th, :" and your tears justify Elm what
have done. l know Josephine. ] also es.
TEEN her very highly. She 10 one Of the
lovelies, Of her sex. Won lore bert"
"Then compnsa ynnrs.ff. !" frPl;eJ abs
baron. had yosephIne's h'aiih. and
the peace of mind OF her excellent mo-
,her, so much al heart. that 81 the same
hour in w'ach received This letter, DE
spstehed a courier with letter 10 Alteck'
: informing her iha, Mr.. Eek would not
, 90 Ia the East Indies; that circumstan
res had altered. and that Mr.. Elk woul'
. again return 10 Alltck. The letter IS IN
; douhtedly now m the hands OF Mrs. Wal
ter, and so will proven, greater harm
} Hate | done welll' ~.
l You have done well!--said Conrad
r And YOU 60 MOTTO the East lpdies!'
] inquired Wallrnroth. s*o -.
..You have done we'll, / say; and u
done we'll, when in this lie we has
dried tear, should il enhaye been don
under the veil of deception. thank yot
Lord Wallenroth," rejoined Conrad, I"
:. mval Il will write from here 10 Alteck, an
keep The hope alive. Hive win time v
gain. a erea, deal. Time exercises q grsa
er nigh, over man. than the power. Of y
- principles. Josephine by ibis excnsab
h deriee may be saved; but ! go to ne Ea
= Indies" -. - III
N "How, Mr.. Eek, would You have n
!, become a liar!" ssked Wsllentoth. "a.
:. Conrad. shrugged his shoulders. a.
4. said. "Weu!d you have me, Lord wa
n lenro,h. become monster towards n
II good father, through whomil am what
a amt" s.~... ~.@.s =, ...s ..---.a..-- 81
"Ncr'-exclaimed Lord Wallenro,
q, II feel the importance Of your cholc
there father. and beneiac tor, who D
81 indeed the claims Of fa.heron you'll
IN here a loved one" 49,. .a
a. "And the claims Of father are olde
4 holier, than those oil The loved ones -
torted Conrad. "She would be compt
d cd 10 desis, loving me. were ] capable
,is a base action. Josephine would be bou'
he to iesrise me" . ..r =,
al Let us look a, the maiterfrons anol
lr er poin. of visw"-rejoined WaAenrot
c,. {. You would hasten to the relief OF
IN. old man, to whom, perhaps. better a.
ed more speedy assistance might be rende
he ed with a sufficient sum Of money; ~
he you let q noble girl, overpowered VT
grief, perish-whom sllthe world cam
he compensate for the loss Of her inen
he You 90 to The Eas, Indies for The purpo
N. Of making more serene the evening Of
in aged man, whose life perhaps is spar
=, onIy for few months; and on that accot
m, you lie, young life. which only now
III. beginning 10 bloom. perish with al
len hopes pra -. sud. ...s...- >s. ,a,t
mi III &C, from This prinelpls"--sser'
replicd Conrad--"thst when consoles
9th calls US TO the right and TO duty. we ou
,,, 80, IN raoard anvthinG termed acciden