The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
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'ours every day 10 the music of J.
cousins, and with marked evidences
'uccess. B-sIdes this, ,maoy hours ",
penl IN practice and study, 10 order :
Increase her ability for the duties +
'ad voluntarily assumed.
Mary's choice did not fail 10 have ,
hecl "hlch her uncle ard aunt had
licIed. II quickly BECAME known thai
vas only a teacher ia Madame Lqc,. &,
seminary. The young ladies', who hs,
ore been on terms Of intimacy with !
nnhIng that she was the nslrucliess off, ,
younger sisters, began to grow cold ,osa.
her' and numbers failed to recognise h> g,
The street. This was a severe trial IN b..
young spirit, but conscious recilude Of T.
pose sustained her. She had pu. her ha,,
to the plough, and could no. look b,
what gr'ved her most, was The unkinI.
Of Jane, Marys conduct affec, her sj> D..
IN two ways. In the first place i, de,rt
cd from her standing ia the eyes Of mpn,
and, in 'he second place, il was dsiIy
buke oil her want Of the same honest int
pepdence. In her aunt and uncle, howry.
'he heroic girl found unchanging irir,d,.
they not only admired her for her ex.,. d.
fence OF chsracteb but loved her for Ne
weelness Of her disposii on. No, will gu,
pain did they perceive lha! ali their l,r
IN regarded 10 The consequences of brr i,
dependent course, were becoming daIy -.
'Ized' Gradually even he most inta,,.,
ol Mary's young friend were ceasin., T.,
% visit her, and when she venlured " +,
'am'ly into company, she was ncgI u.,L
'Xcep' by very few. The conseno.,
-, 'ho' oer"rr SIX months had emg-
naiy Wells was rarely seen beyond -,
walls OF the seminary 10 which she t4a.'.
'nc that swee. secluson of home. w.,
s'er rarel y asked her to accompany i,
accompany her when she wen, our, ,
never spoke of her to any one; unc-
we're specially asked for. By the eril p,
year, none would have though, ,h. ...,
gay girl who daily went folA TO ,,,
sshlonabe calls upon fashionable fr, j.
md the quiet thoughtful maiden moo
'llired, who regularly left the house oi . 90.
iendea and came back at stated d::
we're sisters
Things went on in this way e.. -
most two years, by which time 4.
vas pretty we'll forgotten in her OIL =.
lie had changed materially, New ..e
we're TO be seen, and macy old l,,
we're missing. among The new co. r.
vas young man who had reru
rom college year before, and who,
Immediately entered into business y. .
'Is father, q merchant of wealth
landing. His name was Clevrl,
(olng Cleveland had been eruc
With great care by his father, who 50
man of independent feelings, g.
ound views Of life As his son E,
p, he carefully insiIIed into his ~,
love OF truth for is own SAX.
aught him to estimate all things t..
rnsic worth rather than ficlliou, 49,
earances. rs H,riIy Cleveland
rged from youth into early ma.
hat most critical period ia lie, hi.
had the grslilics'on of seeing u
realization of his most ardent W.,
he principles taught him had -, n
p, and produced good fruits.
This Young man met J ne Wei. {. ,
uen'Iy in company, and found h.o.
ecomIng more and more prepos,
n her favor the oilner he saw b.,
most Involuntary he paid le y
han ordinary attentions, which "
'r from being nnplessing 10 her.
er some months, he would occasi,..
all in at Mr. Hendee's and spro,
venlng with her. Whenever h..
o, if Mary happened to be in i,,
Or, she would Immediately retire ..
Without being introduced for Il
ever occurred that hei uncle or aua, r
resent when Mr.. Cleveland first r,.;.
nd Jane would have thought il au rG,... -
Ny 10 introduce her sisIer to ary 70. nct
Ishionable friends.
(Conciuded neat aceek
sgNRpH---xrs
The Allegheny Methodist Cor,,,,n
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