The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-04
CHARLOTTE. n. c. NOV EMBER 81, 1916.

Is IS weak word--wIth happiness; With de-
, ight; on the expectation 0! seem. Gu IA,
) husband d Lady Isabel, that 1t Is too dis
Z tresslng 50 suddenly TO resign IL Dy dea
;. son, she continued, ii tone OF voice lndi
Q caiIve Of disappointment aud sorrow are
{ on aware oil ali thar sou will resign, 10 de
}, Ginning union ~ b Isabel! Are you =.
) ware that Lhete Is dormant title 10 the
q Iamiy, WHICH, ia Case yua mary her, vii
0 be revived ~ your !asor AID Mrs. Hope
says
= Plfdon me, cSc'aimed, &c inter.
! fupt you but really tie mention Of that ab.
I, surd piece Of Iosteutation aud pride, destroy
! ny paiIedcc. II, however, al the dormant
titles 10 The Kingdom could be revived, snd
d conferred OPon ne as fesard for nv com.
; pllance, should slill remain mistaken n
. ny resolve.
{ Then you are most ungrateiul being Z
c'et ny mother. 'istng 10 ange'. fes,
most GngraIeiul thus, Discriminatory TO re.
use The III 81 request. Oi any moment, that
have ever, Ia my lie, made OF you.
have sought 10 proinUie youT happiness, by
| every meane ~ my po~et-l have studied
10 CRAFTY your every wish-Uy nigh, as
well u b. day have Jon occupied nv
thoughts and your future aggrand.z .meui
has been the ulumatt pom. to witch have
directed every energy, aud nov -aow when
ask o. lou ony one proof Of your afec.
i2n, Of yaur 9rali ude 10 pareli "ho knew
n1I ~" 10 deny aGY request Of yours, how.
ever Unreasonable Il NIGH, bo--you posi-
tvcly, heurllessly, most unsratefuliy refuse
70 ace0fd H..
| was by no means insensble. | saw
my mothers sorrow, aud vas gtieypd 10
be The causr. Yet What could | do or
how proceed, il order 10 sooihe the sounds
niiicled by Disappointed ambition
While | i've, said sou shall find
me neither fearless, acr uugta,eiul, on the
contrary, Il IS my HI.h to promote YOU
happiness, 70 soften every care, end 10 DIS
charge toward you all The duties u al al
tectiUuate sou
hen Why not consent to marry Lady
lsabe There is an instance at once, Of
which you may avail yourself, to prove the
,
she coHtGued with INCREASED energy oil
voice aud manner. tell ne, as you respect
the wishes VI your sole surviving pateul,
~beGce arises your objection 10 the union
Which | propose
saw The time had arrived vi hen the fer.
Their concealmeut VI my affection for Miss
Aunesey was Impraclicdble, either as les
far,ta1 l,o .I,H,. I. I
the Justice winch was dae TO the CHARMS
and amiab!e qualities Of Lady Isabel In
reply, therefore, 10 nIy mothers interfoua.
tory, answered, ss calmly as could Il
was because my affections were placed co
another
Oh heavens = she etcaimed, Il feared
as much; aud Seil can guess at the Oh.
Ject Of your choee-nay, speak not b. me
deny It no,-Ioo well know Il is Clara :
Annesley yes, have suspected this
haNe observed you. saw i, plainly on the
day she Glnsd here wuh her father. De
ny Il no.
No madam, replied GALAXY, rather
pride myself on my selection and the hon.
orable aud siucote -tmchnen: which have
tofmed io' 50 lovely AID very superior
young woman. /
AaI dare you 50 uahesitsting'y ayow a
Prediiecuca Tor cite e. INFERIOR n urrth, 10
tortuue---in every thlug. Nho cculd have
believed tins possible.
Sinking on iauIeuil, she covered her
blow With her baud She was deeply sel
tagtd. ~ent 10 her aud gently took ~
mine the diseugaged haGd which hung cold
and moton!ess by he5 side.
My dear, nay ever kind mother sou
wrong Mss Anneslel, as you will you sell
acEao" ledse, When you thluk thls matter
over coolly and lnpartially. She is inie
nor 10 ne N ao,hHg. Her family is res
peclable, as YOU youfsel' have acknowl dg-
cd. Ia beauty, as IN every other quahtica
ton that can adorn her sex, she Yields TO
none-no. even to Lady Isabel herself. In
what la she not equal TO that lady except in
the single article OF fortune aud is not ours
abundant Have we not enough for both
amply sutiicIen, not only to supply the
eIegancles but the luSuries Of lie; What
can we desire more ?
NJ mother rose from her seat as con,
cluded, and ga2sd at me steudllslly, as IN
cool, calm, unualu!alDy calm tone, she re.
Piled, Your reasoning may be good, tut ii .
fails to convict me Of erroneous judgment
Nog can It remove those clouds, which vii, .
should your romantic folly be persisted 10,
forever darken your future prospects. It's
true, as yea say, that the estate is large,
you WIli also bear IN mind that It is mine.
/ That your father, at his DENIS Sc, left me ev.
cry shilling at my disposal, And never, no
never, shall onr tarthlng Of Il be layshed
on beggars' Breaking from me at these
words, che Quilted The room, leaving inc to
dwell al my leisure upon her language.
To be coatiauei.)
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