The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-04
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from III Nde larf Mirror.
MARY E.Cz2i9.
4 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG WIDOWS.
CHAPTER *.
DiGcAities.

o. entering the breakiasl parlur ole
fnorulug ai al earlier hour la1n usual, /
VIZ much surprised at hldun Ire l4d
,'Fyad, d,sedtlej and bfes kfisi prepared.
hy no lcr placei herself a lube w.th AZ
!. u g,gyty Ms. Iaae a. usaa' viii
cold deoiiy aud LIDS Isabel with The isau.
qad ease which aiaays distinguished her.
ihouIhl | perceive j cous,rai,t "a the
manuer q each indyil4l A conscious
ness u beius III Al casr, sci endeayoun.
@ secn uncorrnfurd, and had i p,t bryu
ihl' ny Own attempts 10 create something
ike conversation Uert seconded by isalti,
| acieYc he meal would hg,e Decu passed.
70 &C.. ,wli s.arcei, ceuclJGrI ere
Mrs Hope arJse. HY LaJy .alel i, d,
nme 10 commence our puruey' Aud she
moved 'a4atd tue ba.I cord as she spoke.
! lonktd up ID surprise.
u - madam permit me, SAID ny no
hcr ha- lily rslu. aud ringing,
\ ss,sUnl aPp,and.
/, ia. caimge ready = .pqg,fod Mrs.
Hope.
It - mad o.
All Ihi, passed in a moment We're tt,
AIDES gong 10 leave Us had had D.
suspicion u saai appeared s4Iicu ds,et.
nualtpn. looked d, Isabel aud now saw
shat | haI lo before observed, that She
sas dressed ia travelling habit. SHs h4d
saIked TO a distant window, | followed her
Are you really going TO leave Us, l5a.
bel knew no;AiGg o, dis
ludeedN siId She family sl,lug, 10
grra, loss, howeSe'.
/ Tie trace Of tear ~as apparent on hei
check, whose moWen'afy pnleuess wa'
changed 10 uch glow as raised her han.
TO ny lips "a IOkea Of farewell
~ls abou, to speak, eheo Ms. Hope
Who had been making Ter adleus 10 NY
mother, cane .orsatd aud Interrupted me
Come, Lady Isabel, we have 90 nme Il
Iose--@e have long lpulncy before U.s.
advanced 70 make ny regrets, and pay
my parting compliments, she received
them with he most tugid poheuess.a,
Adteu cousin Richard soid I;aOe. vii
a most expressive ook aud tone, may yot
'eaIZ, the happiness YOU wish tor.
She dew Der hand from niue, s'royr
10 speak bu, could not, something there wa'
u hcr manner that impressed me deeply
uga,n took her hand, aud led N silence :,
the carriage.
A., rolled from the door stood lJollu.
after II rs one IN a dream. The cltcum
stance c! her departure vas 50 sudden--'h,
late change IN her manner 50 unlocked to
the tone m which she pronounced ,h'
words, may ! gu realize the happiness yo'
, seek vas 50 touching, 60 Hinged wlth sad
, ness lhat Il still vbraled on NY cas-.
] As slowly turned to re-enier tie hall,
! saw Arrabel crossing II tom the lower ond
She wore her bonnet as If just retuFne
ltom walking, and was engaged IN cares
ing a beautiful Italian gtey hound, which
0 recognized al once as belonging to Clar
. Anuesley.
. Arrabel looked as il she wished me
y notice her, or her iouf.Iooted companloC
q and for once, Was lncllued not to dlsal
i point her,
u That is a fine reyhound, Arrabel.'
Yes, sit.
'Haye you been walking far, Arrabel'
mo great distance. | have just re'urI
ed from Mr.. Annesey's, ard Mss CLARA
pretty ZIlia, followed the home
From Mr.. AunesIey : my heart ihToI
bed - did NY motheri---
'Oh no sin usaered Arrabe as It cou
prchondrg my thoughts, aoi locking ca'