Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

Louis Done so. Sne now Ibtettdiy7 TesoiFeu,
much as she loved Louis, not to yield to him.
She had mbibed certain notions she had learn
ed in chdho0d, cf woman's rights, and that II
bride yielded the first time to husbands temper.
she was hencefor;h his slave. Now, thonght she
To herself, the crisis and the hour has come, and
will not snbrnit. Louis shall yield. Such weak
resolution as this has been the means of producing
much of the conuibai unhappihess that exists 10
thIs world. . e4-i-Hss aar, - =
When Louis saw that Ellen was determined on
wearing the purple rIband. he quietly gave TO her;
for he was naturally Of yielding nature. But
this discovery oflemper aud wfulness in the bride
of his bosom, grieved him to the heart. lie Went
with her to the party, but during the whole eve
nlng he was sad and absent IN mind. while Ellen
was gayer than usual. 1b-i g
The ensuing morning Ellen, who really loved
Louis, and felt proud OF his love, came TO him, and
putting her arms about his neck, affectionately
kisst d him. He returned the carrss, and smiles
once more took The place Of sadness. But the
bright chryslaI vase of their welded love had re-
ceived flaw, and from that day their happiness
was chequered and unsteady. The curreu, of at
lection was interrupted by many of Ellen's capri
ces, and each day she seemed to be more aud
more reckless of her husbands domestic peace. =
The least incident would cause quick lrown 10
form between her eyebrows, and sharp reply.
Her temper grew sour as she gave indulgence TO
it. and poor Louis fit that all the happiness be
had believed in store for him as husband, was
destined to perish. : So -z
year elapsed, and Ellen became a proud and
happy mother. In the full tide of her maternal
love and happiness, all lesser streams Of dsc"nenl
were swallowed up. Her temper became cheer.
full her disposition gentle, her voice affeciionale.
Louis hailed this change with joy, for ne bad be-
gun 10 believe that the carprlcIousness OF Eilrns
temper had ruined her own and his happiness for.
ever. j. ss1-.-. ..as.f 3 .5s,.o.sr8i na.rs.els
Three months passed after The birth of the little
girl, and not one unkind word or look had been
inter charged between them. One morning Ellen
appeared IN the parlor dressed for the street, the
nurse following her with the infant. gaset
Where are your going my dear?' asked Louis
lifting his eyes from a book, on seeing her come IN
and then rising and going toward The babe. 10 give
it proud and paerna kiss. s4"
so give little Mary an airing in the square.
Don't she look SWEET and Mrs.. Carlton turned
and gazed upon her infant with look of maternal
delight. 500 ~ a-as .s.s-s sst 5ta.G pai
"A little cherub, Elem lis eyes. Capt. Morli-
mer tells me. are just like mine.'
'ConfouDd Captain Mortimer, Louis SAID Ellen
laughing; 4 tell you every body says her eyes are
exactly like mine.' asss s1.a-..4 aft s. ,.a =
why yours are jet black, Ellen, and the babes
are hazel, and so are hnine! 17s u -e.
How you do love 70 contradict, Louis said
Mrs. Gallon, petlishIy. Come, Jane, let us 60
before he quarres with u.s. - 1.
'Are YOU not ashamed. Ellen, TO speak Of me
in this way, and that before and TO servant
had no intention fquarrellng. merely said the
baby's eyes were hazel ass Z as-. 80
'They are black ,e-1e, .4--.-r
SWELL, black, them rae
We'll. black, lhen-I say they are black.
hat is the matter, Ellen?'
You are as cross as YOU Gun be! / declare
never could have believed this. did hope after
nv confinement, you would have treated me lit
tie differently; and Mrs. Carlton suffered tears TO
come into her ewes, and threw herself into rock.
ing chair.
MY dear-realIy ibid not mean to- began
Louis approaching her.
Go away don't want any my dearing.' and
her cambria handkerchief sought her eyes-sob!
You are always finding fault, sob sob
Indeed
Il can never please you'-sob. sob, sob
what scene we are mating before the nurse''
You began it,
Il did,
Mrs Carlton did not expect SO candid con-
fession, and was at loss to 60 on. At Length
she rose up and without looking at Louis, LEFT the
house, followed by The black-eyed lne infant IN
the nurses arms. Louis soon after followed, and
went to the United States Hotel 10 forget his do
nestle comforts 10 the society Of his bachelor
friends, and in the excitement Of glass or two of
brandy and water. If petsh wives knew how
often they drove their husbands to the brandy
bottle, they would pause era they gave way 10 a
capriciouspess which would bring forth to them
such bitter fruits. -. $50 ,.soi 70 p. - s.ff.
You don't seem IN such good spirits, Louis.
said bis bachelor friend, the lawyer, whom ne met
there; suspect yoa are on the stool of repent,
ance.'
- IL have a--that isl have a tooth-a che.
- Oh, ah, said Charles Amnesty. with a look of
well.feigned sympathy that is bad LOUIS
Tooth aches are berry had things, especially
double teeth .a i3l183 rfrs aiiaE'2io E.n9a
ag You look as if you were jealous Of your baby,
Carlton. said Col. Thorn,on; married men tell
me they sink into insignlfeance as soon as a ba.
by is born.' sue q iri. e syfes 80 yi7if
mo, no, messieurs' said the aftache TO the
French Legation. taking n hupe opineh of snnff