Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-25


have within doors. But | 60 into tho pub
JIG gardens of Rosenthal, (as IN Germany 9
lsdy ulay,) not only fearing no intrusion, bul
receiving, as ono Of the crowd, my share oI
its social magnetism. The common enjoy
rnent Of tie music Of the band brings all N
The crowd 10 d temporary common sympathy
Rid'thus of tho fine lady separation between
mo and my kind, which ! feel in England
like d frozen wall, my heart expands can
Betexpress 10 you how gahialiy aud breath
ingiy I Aud now, is all this COMPREHENSIVE
30 you - asked the countess, crushing her
haudkefohiieH With both hands upon her eyes,
with the natural suddeitness Of an impasst'h.
cd ehild.
The reply was ono that gave no check TO
the uxpnnsion ot heart 0h winch Hle nag en-
tered, .
+" This is singular frankness Oh my part
che continued. Il presume shall MT dis-
cover Immediately why ! am TITUS ufiEl,aFaep.
" cnnidiua In one whmn ! have only known
hitherto as al acquaintance. u IL an tas.
tlnEttvo impuise, however, and | trust Il. l
wan heeitatinu before trying to expires another
charm Of this exclusion 10 me-partly BIO.
cause / feared / should find zone difficult IN
putting NV meaning iuta language, aud mere,
pethana. because II will BIZ the disclosure OF
a feeling which have ne yet, hardly dared
In anmmun 90 for my own examination. In
this itYons out.or.deors society Of Germany
IN lhs general distribution Uf eomplaisance
HT7tfr fttratdt, H H iifttt+AH interchange If klttllY Ealn.
iations between all ~classus, and the strong
Expressions of g6bd-wil, III which ordinary
puiteuess ID usually pbrased-I find, eome-
how, A prolonging Of the l%ife-ttme Of the
aibetInns-d continuance Of refda''e, ds 4
tneye. into tte desert IF tie nge past tDGity.
A wise woman submits. of course, with we'll
bred Outward cquiesCenre, when tho worlds
manner infarms ttur that the loye@sumtner II
her vttill Ia over. But 1t came upon me
when ms heart was la The most pfodigal flow
Crinu of it's telderucBs-Whcn my capaeftg
TO vipu lOvr, at least, was growing, Il seemed
ID no, hourly uf more value and profound
ncss. 10 abandon lien ali hope Of lovaing
and with this unlayishod welth too in the
hcArt-was ]aucioty's bitter u~xariian, | sub.
mitcd. | would NOT be the ridiCulo Of the
world, for pretenBiois TO attraCtiveness had
outliyed, nor would | be q mark for such
attentions he are always ready for those who
Feetn anprnarhable through weakness. was
a widow, wealthy and without children and
It would retain The pride OF my position,
anl particularly IL ! would doty The malice
~ The cts tous, | must either marry d man
cider than myself. OF Rhow the seeming of q
hrart beyond oil pnsRsible susceptibility You
y]dttrseli visited me in this latter character,
and you know ituw unslrinkiagly, when
in iftalatd, | t~etoIvo and shine IN my ley
oh, I have a Thousand ttures euvied
the brgnar III nav door 4 but this life must
~ lived oul Walls within wtlts-circHIn
+tAA.4.a III Ennlinns | cnnnnl nnW nNnlAin 10
ynu-hndgo IL The nesaity OF my continuing.
~ tintcnancn 81 thie conspicuous station
IN England. RESPITE, lowevor-breaihing
me-indlspnnsahly | To escape from hose
who 40 reIoutlessly measured my period Of
uyoahleuess-io step out from my fixed
place Among those of mature years. though
a Thought of rosuning youth-to
from the cold height Of exclusive
ness, aud claim onrc d year my common share
If common life and Fympathy-lor these
privileges, and to relax tongue and heart III
weeks ul luxurious silence and sell abandon
I%uenl--l contfisod the retreat you have stun.
upon,
{" Did you think" asked the countess,
touching the spriug nl tho nnchlnted closet
and with a gesture compelling silence for the
music, BY way Of obvta'int reply-"Jid you
.link lhAt this formidable mystery had SO
little III il that was mysterious Z"
10 Be- Continued.