Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-11

shall lri here"
Thu, spssAiog, " DO cdvelIo'' visitor
lel hg h0psu
THIS very sad history sad ll'p
onaaan,
ON said lha old gentleman, 'lhla was
bot ihs commencement I0f 10 The adlyln
log rom wem lhs mother and daughter,
whom one u h0so good, faithful domos.
llss who nesof fall 70 TOLL you Whatever a
dissgfeeable, haj wafnsi them that NJ,
jo Cnvelin vas closmod with man who
had all tho appearance u on assassin, and
lhal circumstance had much alarmed
lhq good people 0l the anloohambor.
This obafilable ioiellipoaoe, ioinol 10 the
igiallon which Madums d. Cfisoin had
perceived 10 hof husbands nanuof, lndn.
cod her 10 lend 40 ear 10 what was going
forward 10 tho neighborng apartment
DO scring tho drcadfully agIIalod state in.
10 which her mJthcf was thrown, on hoaf.
ing the sli0ed cry which burst FROM hor
oscfcharged bosom. Adele listened in her
tara, und both eofaed at the same time
the horrible secret which struck them
boh with an equal blow tho secret which
whispered 10 the mother This is not thy
daughter; 10 tho daughter, This is not
Thy mother. This was ns reason why,
90 entering his daughters bod.chamber,
W. de CrivelG found them both weeping,
sob)lDg, and holding each other convu-
siyyly embraced; for Madame DO Crveln
no onger wept for the dead child which
she had scarcely known; she wept for The
child she had brought up, whose mind, in
her divine maternal power, she had mo
deIed on The fashion Of her own--the
ch.d that she had passionately loved, ani
thai had returned her love with an eflec-
IIoa no less ardent and sincere.
1t was then above all that the drama
began with It's anguish, its transports and
ITS ears; and during The eigh, days !
thai has lasted, monsieur, all has been
despair, anguish, and terror in this house.
AND yet, on the following day, they were
obliged to go to a magnificent dinner given
by The Count de Fermonl's mother; and,
that the secret Of thei. misor-
tune should not transpire out Of doors, |,
hese three happy persons whom you have d
'nFed went there; and as they were ali "
hfee more serious than usual, and looked b
'ale and cast down, they we're overwheln "
d with Joyous fluctuations upon the 5,
Igge caused by their splendid tete. Thsir A
leaIthS were drank; the future bride and Il
'Wegtoom we're toasted, and these lap. !,
rPeople were obliged 10 smile, and talk, e
\ lpugh.-tears in their eyes, sots ri, d
Ne 10 their lhroats, and despair ard an b
PISA ranking at their hearts, G
l'Bot what have they done? What do :,
icy mean to do! enquired Rponneau. oy
"a large sum OF money has rid them, ha
r ihe present, of their terrible visitor mi
. he is liable TO return again at any mo- SUI SUI
en-, and, what is more, in alsw years in
me is punishment will be ronsuited; win
at 10 say, that, because he has been hin
abb to eyade The bague during twenty W.T. W.T.
arS,S e will be as clear in iheeye of the c o'U,
Y, asihe man who may have remained whe
that time fastened TO his chain; and y,
n he Will no longer speak With the mod to d
ton or one who il tea ,Gl for b;s nn,n Did
y-Re will be the absolute master of o nr,
iamilE.' "sin
. the meantime, impeled by the fall. than
OF Nlher preceding existence, they i.. |
aunr2g the day as they ought to live, and and
FeVenAt suspicious, blt they weep at old
, 1T Is there, at their melancholy unde
10 u " at all three watch and weep y.
hsS s those long conferences, min nc va !
WIN bitter tears, and VOWS never 10 the !,
arale tom each other. This is not even
MonsIelr, Adele HIVES NJ. de Fermont that
me loves him because he is brave, gen 1'oh,
JUS, and nobe-mnded. because she is Tho
'ud o. being loved by him; and it is pre- Of il
ey because she Is loved with this pure 5rut
nope affection, that she is unwilling oeeH
deceive him she is determined thai cam
happiness ofthis loved being shall the
YER Dc destroyed by the apparllion of from
miserable drunkar6, who might rush t e
Inc presence Of her husband, aud de s .im
re himself the father OF his wife. AIDE. perl
VIII not marry the Coant de Fermon,. bctt
but what can we do? what can we enc'
!. have cried Monsieur and Madame t ,vga
lrlvelin. mo-, mo-
iad this poor child has replied: "As il be t
or me that you suffer thus, it is Tor educ
o take upon myselflhe blame aud mis-. n morl
OF this rupture" man
me has kept her word, Monsieur, during nent
y last eight days. she has endeayorej next
show OF etfectation and ind ference ID N "a
lorelgn TO her own naturally open then
eitec'ionate manner, 10 estrange her lalle
from her side; she endeavors 10 chill Nv
Election for her by her coldness and tpis
fVe;you mayjudge what this cost her eInd,
Sa|d before, the hour comes when the as wi
Guy finishes, and the drama of real desig
Oeglns, and thsn the torments she has Ky
ed her lover, fall back with agoni ~ sraV y
power upon herself. 10 the NOR
, she Wepnc lnr Tho min It,