The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-07-04
CHARLOTTE. N. G. JUN 4. 1915.

I with Miss Long. There is still enough
left OF her property TO yield eight thousand
! dollars a year, aud this sun | snail regu-
larry transmit to you. | hope this will
make amends for my cTustIness and ne
glect, Walter. AsIo my self, nm glad TO
make you happy IN your own way, pafiic
1Iafly since II coNs me noihine, aud al. |
have further 10 say is that as shall mike
no viii Hl leave behind must be yours b
law. Now don'l speak. have nearly In.
shed There sta Mrs. Bright, as good
booking as when ! saw her twenty years
ago Mr.. Grey wishes me 10 speak good
word for hun, 30 having promised would
do 30, you hear It, but as TO begging YOU 10
marry hun, Vhat leave alone. have
settled five huudrcd dollars on you for he,
Mrs. Bright, 30 now good evening TO you
all | shall 60 to my old quatrer. at DIS
and il lye expect you will invite me
here next summer.
lie rose, kissed Laura and Mara, shook
hands wlih the rest, aud departed, not CIV
ne any Que an opportunity TO say single
word.
Lefty more than the rest because he had
acted so generously towards her, aud she
had always SO thoroughly de,ested him.
II lweyet, as to the matter Of Mr.. Grey. she
had made up her mind from the first. She
had been warmly attached TO her husband,
aud that auachmen, still continued, for with
many women, death does not wear out this
tender sentiment, If their husbands have
been worthy Of their love. No, Mrs.
Fielding, SAID she, when that lads spoke
10 her on the subject; no, cannot marry
again, Il would be sinful, for conslder my
sell as much q married woman now us on
me day frat welded my husband -
Mrs Fielding turned TO her own thoughts
nod fell that death could not destroy the
love she felt for her dear, tender hearted
pafiner, SO she spoke no more Gu the sub
Jet, 10 Aun, Lsuy.
o., give over this fancy fJr Aunt Let.
y, sad Mr. Fielding to poor Mr. Grey,
sho Lchly,d Ike n spoiled child on this
SUBJECT, YOU csu'l get her 90 make Up
your mud II il. l,uafe no worse of than
you we're tso years ago, nay, you are bet,
ter cH, cor our Peter understands the drugs
as vel as YOU DO yourself, and this gives
you many 40 nour OF holiday. Oaly think
too, ahat glorious place Aunefsdaie IL,
aud how you can reyel IN all the besu,ii u
plants, aud no~ors-thnk u our good sen
Dsllmcfe, too, and hos many happy day
yan can spend there IN tha, famous library
Dsiamere Was master, and the right
kind OF master for Annefsdale. 1t vas
open to all 10 the poot-no, not to the
poor, for there vas soon 10 poor 10 or about
DaufieId bot to the industrious es well as
to tho rich. lis school continued 10 -four.
Ssh, aad lie alsnys kept an eye upon tt
Olcu and olcn did dear Auut Lefty 70 IN
her hu,o bed room behind the school room,
now occupied by Cush,e Simmons aud her
bhud, husband, md mediate on the past,
when all things we're 30 new and strange.
Delamcrc. too, loved TO look at the room,
small 40 It Vas, where such a happy beetn.
ning had been made, but OF every step be
took, At every rurn of thought, the good
ross uui uuulos affection Of Auat Lefty
vac ever uppormosl. Ile owed oil to her,
she had bern the comfort Of his childhood
and lhe guide OF his manhood, was !, any
wonder that she vas an object OF the ten
defcsl interest to them all
Thus ends tic history OF the Dung s,hoo!
master.