Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-24

q most I'D Whisper, Out iOuu enough Tor ner
overhear his words distinctly. and within mont
aerward shall go to Paris alone
Sa Miss Kaye left the store immediately unpercei,
ed by Them both.
Ii was fortunate for her that, IN the interval G
her absence. her carriage had drawn up immedi
ntely IN front ofihe shop door, she must hav
fallen 10 the pavement. With dized head sh
iotfered forwards, aud The servant no stood Their
caught her IN his arms. She rallied with pow
erfu effort. and saying TO the fooiman in fair,
voice. Home = got iuto the vebicle. One wh
had seen those pale, shruuken features--lhe fixed
glaring eye, the whered Up, the distortion ano
deadly agony ofihe whole face, could moi hav,
recognized the glorious counienance from which
a moment before, power and hope had looked 81
majeslicalIy forth. The foulman seeing itat hi.
mistress was i'll. ordered the coachman to drive
with The utmost rapidly, in a few moments Mis-,
Kave at hei house, He opened the carriage
door Immediately, and seeing his mistress throw
herself oui before the steps were down. the honest
fellow caught her IN his arms and carried her all
the way into the drawing room. He placed a
chair and handed her u lumber of wafer.
In a few moments her physica, weakness was
Conquered. Miss Kaye rose and walked into her
chamber, summoning all the determination and
course.
1t was an intense and awful struggle which
wrung her spirit. The quick stern working of her
lid, The flush of her cheek and The FISHING of her
eye told with VIVA, strength her purpose was de-
voving.
He shall feel his basenessi % she muttered 10
herself.
On the following morning she sat alone in the
drawing room when Mr.. Hanbury came IN, or.
ders had been given TO admit no other person.
"Do you think" said she as soon as ne entered
and was seated, tixng upon him that da eye
winch burned win Indignation and intellectual
contempt. "lhal there men wholly destitute of
snul % Sd"
Her manner was much controlled and her voice
calm yet 10 spite of tffor, her tones vibraIed
with a searching sharpness Of sarcasm which as
tUursIIpu MT uJuUury, aUu HgIartu UTru UI III.
tie. The consciousness of what his deserving was
IN respect to her, came upoa him with blind,
formIess fear, that shook III, spirit the fouuda-
lion,
He answered not knowing what she could be |
meaning.
'sThere are persons think. who, if the ever !
had souls, have succeeded in wearing all traces
of them out OF themselves
She rose and stood before the table, OH the |
opposite side of which he sat. 49,.
IL have been outraged sir through every feel |
ing of my nature. ] am a solitary and undeiend- |
ed woman protected only by those sentiments of
honor that dwell Ia the breast of every GENTLE
MAN, whose feelings cf common humanity which |
are acknowledged by every man. have found
but one person utterly nseDs,bie to those impress
am aware of the motive that
led you TO solicit my HAND. was a listener 10
your conversation in which YOUR nature display
ed iself without mask. II marry her only for |
money. Within a month afierUard 1 go 10 Pa.
-is alone" The revenge have TO take is 10
make you feel the utter paltriness OF your charac.
Ter, by showing you the Unreasonable difference
between your views and mine. You shall learn
he true dignity of such sentiments as yours, by
seeing the unalierable difference in which hold
hose things which your soul esteem above ALL
This day we par; forever. On this tate are deeds
to you one half of my property, from
SvIch YOU may extract that money, for which
you have been willing to be encountered, though
)niy for month, it seems, with wife. In ac-
,ordance with the form that has been pointed out
% me. here deliver them TO your exclusive use.
Enjoy that money, and remember while doug so.
hat you owe that enjoyment to the intense con-
empt woman feels for you, and LEI that remem-
FRANCE cause you 10 De ever compdn OUe0 IN your
'ecret soul by your own utter contempt for your
;elf.
She retired into the adjoining room wavering
her hand as she disappeared she said "You may
elire sIr."
Mr.. Hamburg sat for a moment, overwhelmed
with dismay and shame, he then dashed the pa
,ers on the floor, aud FASTENED out of the house.
From that blow he never recovered, in spite of
very effort he made TO make head in his own
mind against the sense of seIf-contemp aud the
consciousness of the thorough baseness Of his
principles, nothing could stand against the remem-
ered look aid glance Of that woman. He never
ould endure to see her again. The confidence
With which he pursued his former career was
truck dOwu forever. He Withdrew from society
nd giving himself up to the lowest occupation of
vhat is called pleasure. has sunk into utter worth.
,ssness, disposed alike by himself and others.
year ago to-day the colored citizens of New s
Bedford proposed celebration IN honor Of emau G
ipa ion in the Brush West Indies. 1t being rany (
he following notice was found posted on the cor a
err of the street {
'.NoTUs.-l consequence OBJ circumstances re- {