The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

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ETslns DID noi Erlly.
:. DO you thlnk nsnsy esn nsds Ia
dyr"
/. M. I DO n.a. Tn sure Mrs. Ebsris
70 rich snoush; bUl 500 don't zee m1eh
Of ne lady aboul hsI."
"Trus. u iss nj money. ihsn, what
10 ili''
E,eline sss silent. She hsdsome ia. a.
On the sSbjsel; but shs ei'her eosld noi.
ur did nol sish 10 express them. /
does being lls ~,le 81 a.sirhsit.
nsks ladyI' pursued Mfs. Marshall.
No reply.
"Or . joslOrl--or . lasysrl"
sNa. MOI IhsI slons."
.Doa'l you think that the vifs OF !
poor man may be .. truly lady - ihs
wile al rich mani"
:. She may be. ahsifscaly; but We don't
find il 80 10 real life. The hing i'n'tan
absolute iRpnssb,lay; bsi - . oi rsrs
Occurrence. IL II al"
.why col" asked Mrs. Marshall.
uho wished 20 correct her dsush'ers
false notions. BY causing her 10 see' IN
The light Of her Own mind. that ihsy were
false. a
.IIer csndilion il not that Of q LADY,"
aThen u is something external that
makes Tins high character. Q"al,lies oi
mind have nothing to do with H."
;. ~ don't say that"
\ els IL edueaiioh!" -.-. ..-.....
"Now you are coming nesrer 10 my
| i.lea.. Bu, education alone csnno' make
. l.dy. There aus, be birth. education.
, wealth. and the accomplishments these
bring"
rwhal DO you mean BY birhf'
81 cant snsser any more " your
= questions, ma" Eseline replied, ball
9 Isushing, although she was sll'lsdvexsd;
e and iumpirg up hom he chair nlon
!, which size had seated Ltrself. che glld,d
T. lr M the room.
. Eseline Marshall was twenty, and
!. belle. She had been spoiled BY goini
IL loo early into company, Ia suffering ne
\ IN associate With wont n as woman. DC
= fore her mind was sufficiently ms,uied
:. Mrs. Marshall saw that she had erred
e bu, saw il Too late. Tier daughter ~s
IA proud and volatile. and had high opin
!. ION OF her own consequence, To eoun
to ,eraet these qualities. hei n".her str"'
i. hard. bu, vas much gueyed 10 lind tia
e. she rarely made any good impression W
IS on The mind Of Eseline. .-..
an The individual hose presence ~ "
N. family, had caused tie conversation Ju'
mo- given, was q young woman who va
probably, older Than Mr. Marshall
II, daughter by two years. She Vas tai
sh and slightly made, with finely iorme'
N. int. l,pen, face, and looked, truly, az Ev'
ar. line bad alleged, like lady.
n On the day before. Mrs. Marshall vi
ks inauirine Of a friend if she knew ~he
i,b she would meet with good person
ON sew in The family for few weeks, L,
mo lady recommended Grace. as one vi
lhe would give satisfaction.
L,, "Who IL she!" s.ked Mrs. Marsha
San I" Her father. | have been told. wa
formerly. merehsn.in our city, "ho !:
ed in business, and became very poor.
"And now the daughter has 10 90 a
Sew for living"
aYes. So il seems"
apoor gilt" half sighed Mrs. Nj
.hsn. her face growing thoughtful. 81
mel" she added, ave none OF Us knf
wha, will be The fate Of our chlldrs
10 Tins is indeed a world OF change.
sue eli is. People go up one side Of
&c" wheel to-day. and down the Other 81
MS. tomorrow. think you Will be pleas
ace' with Grace. She is industrious. and We
on modest and retiring 10 her mannef.
"ns $40 doub, will. Can yon. ul,h'
10 inconve nience, send her word that
would like to see her tomorrow! ,
re. " Certainly. ] will do so win P'
W sure"
ON Mis-. Marshall went home, thinking
,,, bou, The greet change that lev ye
4" had wrought 10 the condition OF the yo'
pi,l, and Then her thoughts went lnso'
.a,ily I, her daughter Eveline.
" "Illy indeed could she beat such q
verse;" she said 10 herself. AID then 81
the ell heavily.
-: On the next morning Grace came,
..c !, was very kindly received BY M''. n y
sui" shall, Who was prepared to like her,
,;.n ours appearance inspired her with an
r - stan, respect. She was slightly 40
y ,a II the ordinary height. was del'cs'ely 10
%" ed, and had a swee, peasive lace that
one il seemed 10 Mrs. Marshall CO
IVY look upon wi,hou, feeling sentiment
,,svs tender regard. Her manner was slsl
reserved. ye, self possessed:--h VIZ
.se. few, bu, well chosen. The dmee'
- y, given by Mrs. Marshall in regard 70 v
she wished her to do. Grace reaohy c
.;,h., prehe nded, and wa. busily at wor'
~ bali an hour after she bad entered
.,r,ne house.
her E.elins Marshall. while preparin
90 on, 10 order to make lew cans
may on CAV young hiends. passed Sc
nj be ,,mes through the room where Gisce
,b,es, at work. bu, J,d no, speak 70 her,
~. ;,Jsed sesm conscious of her pres