New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
WHOLE No. 1929.

derce and belief from he inpos'or- an'; endow
stranger with x
As his unusual emotion sab>sGed these I:iis
e;vinss gradually nlslveSi Svssy though - Tnucn OF
their shadow remained; behind hat ne was con
stsnt IN his resolution 70 look closely after Richards
himself without appearing - DO 50. Beng now N
an easier frame OF mind De regarded the womans
station as -sshsr an advantageous Circumstance
than otherwise BY placing. IN Itself broad dis
tsncs between her and the child and rendering
their separation essy snd natural
Meanwhile terms were ratified snt agreed upon
between Ms. Chick and Richards with the assist
sncc o: Mss Tex snd Richards being with aiuch
ceremony invested with the Dombey baby as If 1t
were an Order. resigned her own, with many seS-s
ani kisses 70 Jeuima. Glasses OF VINE were
then produced, 70 sustsin the d7oopins spirits OF
the family.
You 4 take glass yourself Sir. wont you
said Miss Tox. as Tcodle appeared.
Thsnkee. Num- SAID Toodle since YOU ayr
suppressinc.
And YOU re very glad to leave ycur dear good
wife in such comfortable home amt YOU. SIR said
Miss Tox, ncddins snd wjnkinS at ham s,ealthlly
No, Mum said Toode. Here ; wishing OF
her back in.
Polly cried more than ever at this So Mrs.
Chick who had her mstTunly spprehonsons that
this indulgence in grief might De prejud!clS to the
little Dombey acid indeed. she whispered Miss
Tox FASTENED 10 the rescue.
our little COltl VIII thrive VIII
Your sister Jemins, Richards, said Mrs. Chick
aud YOU have only to make etfort-,his is
world of effort YOU know. RIchsr!s-to be very
happy indeed You have been already nieasusvcd
for Your mourning have Mt YOU Richards
-Ye-yes ma am, sobbed Polly
Aud il fit beautifully. | know. sad Mrs.
Chick. for the same young person has made me
many dresses The very best materials, too
Lor YOU Il be so smart, said Miss rox. that
YOUR husband wont know you will YOU. SIR
should Know her said Toode. srutiy any
hows and snywheres.
Toole was evidently not 70 De bought over
As 20 living. Richards you know, pursued
Mrs Chick why. the very best OF every thing
ill be at your disposal You viii order your little
dinner every day; and any thing YOU take fancy
to. m sure Will be readily provided rs II YOU
were lady
Yes to be sure said Miss Tox. keeping up the
ball with grea; sympathy And TO porter
quite unlimited will 1t not Louisa
oh. certainly - returned Mrs. Chick in the
same tone With little abstinence. you know.
my dear in point OF vegetables
And pickles perhaps suggested Miss Tox
With such exceptions said Louisa. she Il
consult her choice entirely and be under no re.
strsiut at all my love
And then OF course you know said Miss Tox,
however fond she is OF her own dear little child
and IN sure Louisa, You don t blame her for
being bond OF it
= oh no =" cried Mrs Chick, benignantly.
Still resumed Miss Tox. she naturally must
he interested in her young charge, and must con
slider ii privilege to little chcrub closely con
nected with the superior classes. gradually unfold.
ing itself from day to day at one common fountain.
Is it not so, Louisa
Most undoubtedly said Mrs. Chick =" You
see. my love she S already quite contented and
comfortable aud means to say good bye TO her sis.
ter emma and her little pets and her good honest
husband with light heart and n smile do VI she.
my dear
Oh YES cried Miss Tox. To be sure she
does 80
Notwithstanding which however, poor Polly EN-.
braced them ali round in great distress and finally
ran away to avoid any more particular leave taking
between herself aud the children. But the strata
gem hardly succeeded as well a. 1t deserved for
the smallest boy but one diyining her intent, mme-
Gately began swarming up stars after he.-ii that
word of doubtful etymoogy be admissible-on his
arms aud legs while the eldest known IN the iami-
" ny the o. Biler. IN remembrance oi the
steam engine, beat demonlacai tattoo with his
boots, expressive OF grief; in which he was joined
by the rest OF the family
A quantity OF oranges and hall pence, thrust IN
Discriminatory on each young roodle, checked the
first violence ct their regret, and the family were
speedily transported 10 their own home, by means
OF the hackney coach kept in waiting tor that pur-
pose The children under the guardianship OF Je-
NINA blocked up the window and dropped out
oranges and alfpence all the way along. Mr.
Toodle himself preferred TO ride behind among the
spikes as being the mode OF conveyance TO which
he was best accustomed
TO be continued.