New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Fyoas, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER IS, ts4e.

knew You woald admire my brother told
you so beforehand my dear said Louisa
Miss Toxs hands and eyes expressed how much.
And Is 70 his property. NY dear"
An = SAID Miss Tox- with deep feeling.
Immense
BIT his department nv dea. Louisa y sad
( Miss TUx His presence His dignity No
portrait that have ever seen Of any one has been
nall so rePlets WIKI those qualities Something so
stately. you know unconpromisins so very
vide across the chest: upright; 4 pecaniary
DGke OF York nv love and no;hin, short of 1t =!
said Miss Tex That what I should designate
him.
Why. ny dear Panl,- exciairne,; the sister. s.
he returned You lcok quite pale There 5 no
thing the matter p
:, am soyry to say. Louisa that they tell ME
that Fanny
Now dear Paul returned his sister rising.
don't believe il Ii YOU have any reliance OF nv
experience. Paul. YOU may assured that there
IS nothing wanting but SIN effort on Eannys part.
And that effort, she continued taking of her bon
net, and adjusting her cap and gloves, in bust
Ress-like manner, she must be encouraged, and
really, II necessary, urged to make. Now, my dear
Pau, come up stairs with ne
Mr.. Dombey, who besides being generally in
fuenced by his sister for the reason already men
: toned had really faith IN her as an experienced
and busting matroD. acquiesced and follow Ell her
ST once. 10 the sick chamber.
The lady lay upon her bed as he had leit her.
claspins her little daughter 10 her breast The
child chung close about her with the iusens:
y a. before, and never raisri her head. OF moved
her soft cheek from aer mothers face, looked on
those VINO stood around. " spoke, moved. or shed
a tear.
Restless without the little girl the Doctor
whispered NJ. Dombey We found Il best %
haze her in again.
There was such solemn Stiffness round the bed;
and the two medical attendants seemed 10 look On
y,.Ng1a Il
so little hope that Mrs Chick was Tor the moment
diverted from her purpose But presently sum
uroninc courage. and what she called presence OF
mind. she down by the bedside, and seid in the
low, precise tone OF one who endeavors 10 awaken
a sleeper:
Fanny Fanny
There was no sound in answer but the loud tick
ing OF Mr.. Dombeys watch and Doctor Parker
Pepss watch. which seemed in the silence to be
running a race.
Fanny my dear said Mrs Chick with as
sumed liehtaess "here S Mr. Dombey come to see
you. Won't Won speak to him They want TO
lay your little boy-the baby, Fanny. you know
You have hardly INN yet, | thnk-n bed
but they can't till You yourself little. Don't
you thluk /: $ time you roused yourself a little
En-
She bent her ear 10 the bed and listened at the
same time looking round at the bystanders, and
holding up her finger
En- - she repeated what was it you said
Fanny didn't hear you.
No word or sound IN answer Mr.. Dombe,
watch ana DR.. Parker Pepss watch seemed to be
racing faster
Now. really, Fanny my dear said the sister
nlaw. altering her position, and speaking less con
ideutly, and more earnestly. in spite OF herself g"
shall have to be quite cross with you. II you don
rouse yourself It's necessary for you to make an
effort. and perhaps very crea; and painful effort
which you not disposed to make but this IS a
of, Inv, auI I1us
never Weld when So much depends upon US Come.
Try! | must really sco!d YOU if you DON'T
The race in The ensuing pause was fierce and
furious The watches seemed to iostlc, and TO trip
each other up.
Fanny said Louisa. clancine round, with
gathering alarm Only look at me. Only open
your eyes 20 show me that YOU hear and understand
me VIII YOU Good Heaven, gentlemen. what IS
TO be done
The two medical attendants exchanged look
across the bed and the Physician, STOPPING down,
whispered in the childs ear. Not having under
stood the purporr OF his whisper te little creature
turned hsr perfectly coorless face. and deep dark
eyes toward him; but without oosening her hold
in the least
The whisper repeated.
Mamma r. SAID the child.
The little voice familiar and dearly loved. awak
ened some show OF consciousness. even at that
ebb For moment the closed eye.lids trembled.
and the nostril quivered and the iaintest shadow
of smile
Mamma r. erred the child sobbing aloud Oh
dear Mamma oh dear Mamma T.
The Doctor gently brushed the scattered ringiets
OF the child. aside from the face and mouth OF the
mother. Alas how calm they lay there how little
breath there was STIR them
Thus, clingiug fast to that slight spar within her
arms the mother riited out upon the dark and IN
known sea that rolls round all the world
ITO be continued