The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16
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nv pesce-ss such. could you speak to him Dearest
for home After am at home shall write you, telling
you all for fear OF danger shall enclose the letter to
IN hs "es wn my Sy rhcs
can write 1t shall be without risk-ior all shall be
fixed With the greatest precsnton think now, OF get
ting friend of mine with whom am exceedingly init
mate. to allow to receive your letters through him
He is very fond of and know you will ngrea to it
least danger lie will deliver letters TO me In per-
SON In your letter tonight tell me ifyou will agree TO
happiness from YOU and not hear from you
this is utterly impossible. impossible. Oh dearest tell
ranged perfectly SAFE sntreat you, as my last requeM
refuse me not-for refuse me this and you take my lie
that we are faithful constant aud feel that long
God Will make 1s us happy nes dearest sometimes
be the means fnaiiyi Of uniting US forever. If you
are faithful, il will be so; for ere long, ! may
be free honoIsSy free and then am ySa,. TEL
Do you not believe this very circumstance to bring me
to thee Oh God. grant There is only fear-thst l.
me, and will wait patiently for the hour OF our
our being unitedfor shall be Free and then am thine
Dearest. do you think you can stand this test When
support me, when all else fails The hope the belief.
that to be one day happy and swear nothing
ys % not No the hour ~s:n
shall be happy Oh, dearest, the belief that shall
thing while you love me Remember these words for.
ever Promise me that being shall have thought,
.S. my being
yours This separation is grievous trial. but we will
look beyond it 70 the bright day Of our meeting can
est, pray for me. Tell me- when am gone will you
pray for Oh that those letters had not been inter
ceptcd But, alas il from carelessness Of mine
foresee this No. deceed by God all these trials
truS. human being again with letter. put them in
the Office with mine own hands, and receive them In
know to be worthy of confidence. He shall be our
friend
w s and tell t%ssS feeling d How
ns my to tell how as1o.Sy
am yours Does not every word, every ,ctsn tell
me yesterday how you would prize me. Yes prize af
lection like mine which fears nothing long am
surrounded by the halo Of thy preciou. Yesterday
him in the frenzy of passion and yet remained a.
calm selfpossessed as unmoved a. statue Dearest
what it that supported mo in that hour What
il that enabled me to act with such courage l. who
tremblsd and wept at his very words II was thy
dear love which sustained me-, Oh precious one you
know not how love you. ] love you with a force OF
which could not believe the human heart capable-lovs
wore to me like angel Of goodness and kindness Yeu
mine own one support me IN every trial feel that 70
to me-what care Tor frends-what care ] though the
Of ns
not even one fear-not one dread No. in this bosom iii
is calm Joy Tssrs is or: who s N;
him as my guardian angel can know nsught the
bliss of paradise Oh dearest do you ever think how
love you How unselfsh, how devoted is my love p
Dearest you know am ready-nay. impatient to give
consent to ths-hat you would make the happist Of
women. Oh did you ever consider how happy We
ever near thee as thy worshppng adorng Virginia
anticipating every wish avishng thee every devotion
these sweet words Treasured darling Of my soul, Thy
Virginia is happy-oh how happy. She IL thine and
for thee without regret She would mot leave thee for
all this world could offer She loves thee, and she 10
My Gd s how w:n think
Did you love like me you could not But thi. subject
kills me. | cannot suffer myself even to think Of H.
Oh Ills distraction, agony, to think how happy might
bc-how miserable am But, no, dearest, do not
blame you'll only wish you could think differently.
not sufficient for this You fear. perhaps might
regret the step after it was taken. oh mine own ono
moie than sufc'snt Good God You d. not reflect how
love you. IT'S with strength depth, devotion un-
love, for il is boundiess Unlimited and with this love
could there he one regret No, never-never: Now
e an
the globe would be paradise with thee. Oh dear,
precious love. for the sake Of one who worshps you,
who adores you enrest you reflect this subject and
make her happy Think that the happiness Of being s
in your power, and, oh implore you hesitate no
give all has been uttered with pure heavenly feel
ngs. Dearest, you know the purity of this hes-you
SO long rs you know me. care not for the world they
may think Of me az they see it, All ask 10 thst ny
makes me 50 Indifferent 10 the opinion Of others lis
that my love for thee fills my whole heart. have not
one feeling for n another nsv. bu, one w s on: d'::
dearest, when you tell me you will always love ne,
thrills very soul Dosre:; cDs tel =: yss
us-that you will be faithful 10 me for ever. Tell
this, darling and then can endure everything II WA
heart consssis stthe he to fornks W.
would become Of me Oh darling y nos this rsassska
awful What in the nsme Of God would bscsns Of
me- Only think, love not human being ssvs thee. ]
cling to thee as my all My very heart 80 entwined
% na' agony one 10
Danish from me: know my angel will never forsaks
me Tell me So dearest for these words alone sustain
Oh dear one, entrea you after you have ira
versed this letter. to reflect on all have done to prove
my love for thee Think on ALL but especially on the
was divine love alone which enabled to brave the
passion, the threats of such man. L. poor weak wo
eoud brave hs Of III the world for thee Yes
dearest, think all have DONE and then say has wo
he. no thought self She ever iAiae torn from
her. and she clngs to thee - her heaven
and has power to tear her from thee. Dear love-
/ am 50 happy ; have thy sweet miniature. Did you
know what comfort it s TO me, you wsuld not roget
sysn shy s1sry night the Ia. thing
close my eyes in Sleep to press to these lips and TO
@ a or ssn &. "a.
night by sleep just to be conscious
half awake, press !: with such passion to my lips
and feel IL could give up the pressure Then,
long for morning just to gaze the prsooSs suk
OF my soul oh, how delicious IT'S to kiss those dear
lips, even in ivory Darling, would you not like TO have
my miniature should be 90 happy for you to have H.
know would be just such comfort to you a. yours
s To morrow, DEAREST aI O'Clock, send the book
and inside the note, agreed upon shall receive
myself, there will be risk. Dear love, try and
send me long note, for every word will be 20 precious
to me-
Since writing the above dearest, sent Dssy 70 CeA
Myers house, to see il there any letters for As
Davy tells Col W. Close conversation VIM
gentem an, who made him describe to me, and who,
from the description s undoubtedly Mssby therefore,
now know who is the author of all he told me yeser-
day. am suffering agony now, for Of course mosoy
will tell him of my being at the Exchange; and God only
knows what will become Of me DSnrest, could you nos
fall on some plan to let this Mosby knew that you are
sw ars NJ his conduct lit light intimidats Aim. h.
nresmmc Is employ cd by Col NJ a. spy my sc6epg.