The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-04

uously round TO ascertain that no one wa
siIhio hearing, she conlnued-'l am 10
'ure that my lady would be parlculsfl,
pleased, 4 she knew that | had been Their
~ al, bui the Truth is, had heea on 81,
q 70 The cottage Of Michael Ruddoch an
ais wife told the she had been making som
&c cream cheeses Tor Mr. Annpsley, " ho
seems, has been very KIDD to The famll,
1t tue BuddOchs and she said she wIshet
'he bad au opportunity OF sending them I,
ain. So offered 10 cary them myself
Aud very kind IN you Arrabe. How
NJ Aanes.ey this morning vel ! hope,
adoed, sllIl unwilling to qnl, he subject
I'D lingering, forgetful OF nv cusiouaf +,
serve towards this woman.
Oh, 'ar trom il, poor gen,lcmau--ladeet
20 10 locking very III, aud his dang bier, Mis-
Cara, Is melancholy enough don. kno"
shni Is 10 become Of her Il .he loses her
airL lin sure she vii d.c u broken
1esu.
Ny mother bell sounded, and Arrabel
lett ne to attend her lady. ia the course
u the morning | went 10 Hawthorn Slope
aud iugLd Ne .Annesley l1-t returned from
rllmg. HIS daughter hai accompanied
ulm.
" hat q contrast Jid he agile gtscc. aud
boon, aud ifeshUess OF beauty ia lie sweet
ltiara atiord Ia the Isded features and ema
GATED form OF her la,her he real danger
fpi vii sc situation she did not appear TO be
aware Of teGalued ntta them uli near
he hour IT diuu.r when | returned hone.
found ny mo.her salnnL OF me, and
Ath sra deeper gratity OF deme ,uor than
sta ND aoin 10 the mufueng. Size pcuIcc.
q dcisucd reply to The various obse,t1.
Mons sbich made With the hope Of dlSeu
az h gloom from her brow. Oar meal
passed 10 silence on her part, and finding
yseli ulune when II was finished, | felIf.
ed 20 10y room 10 wfIfe letters, and sa 10
more OF my mother 4utll evening", soule ac-
llalntances dropped 10 10 tea, winch caus
] Tie hours 10 pass more cheeriully han
hry IS ave Otherwise done. And teen
.Aey AaI departed, TOOK nghl.cautie
.oaI scIyau. and as bout .orellTe ahen
u, mother requested ,ne to stay, sayiu. she
@sled 10 have i few momeus converse
non vii ne. ! bowed. She led he way
IL the library. Alter seating herself she
seemed al a loss how to bagln. percelv
gd her en- barrassmeni, auG also thUu hl |
dttlued ne SUBJECT that she WISHED 70 II
lroduce. Al length IN a tone Of more
kildues5 ihlu she had used curing the pas,
lay, Size SAID Iou caunot have forgotten
5 he sol rect on which, spoke to you 10, long
s,ucll meau nv WISHES respecting your.
sei ani Lad, Isabel Arlington She pdus
"a auJ finding thal | must speak, however,
painful tie SUBJECT, replied.
| have not indeed, acknowledge ina,
dan, gwen the udnt sny farther consde.
indeed should ! did not
you were perfectly srrious.'
AuJ Why not she replied, the slight
embarrassment aA,ch had affected her man,
usr al The commencement OF our discourse,
giving place to a warmth Which euGccd the .
deep interest she felt, Why NO, suppose
mt serious an noi gate Is Esruslb.e d:
90 appear 10 DC on subject whoa "a.
1oygs circumstances 30 highly favorable TO
cur happiness aud interest, as Il uuTou wl!h
aueh ~onnu as Lady Isabe! certainly
dJes.' Provided indeed, that she " ouId
consent to the arden! wish winch | have
,orMeo Of calI ~ her my 4ushleI-- or, IA
jlsice TO ,hc leHcacy q your couslu, It IL
proper that inform you she IS euuEeIy
snorauI Of my project
Iha, madtu,l do no, doubt, and also
feel convinced that Il Is your partahly a.
tote .oE oue 50 unworthy as myself, Which
can lead you to suppose could ever expect
% pie 4 my cause 10 that quauer wIth any
hope OF success.
Absurd \ VI have become very hum.
bic 10 your opInon OF lourseit, o. sudden.
Bu, not too much 50, dear madam. |
am not, cannot be inseEs ole 10 the honot,
70 the lavcf which Lady Isabel would con.
Ier, could she be brought to consen! TO be.
STOW her baud on me am as folly con-
ynced Of that as you can he; but | attn by
40 ueans VAN enough to suppose -
My dear son, she interrupted hastily
aud WIKI animation, | do believe you vain
enough to suppose anything, provided It be
agreeable, 10 your actiaauousi this which
now propose, | must presume u not So
am obliged 10 confess, madam, that
sou have unfortunately selected almost the
only proof which ! would hesitate 10 give
you Of my obedience to your wishes
And why Richard ? she expostulaIed
why should II be 20. What objection |
must once more ask, can you possibly form
against au union with Lady Isabel .ArI.ns-
ton.
Il would wish that you would spare me
Oh this subject Whllo acknowledge that
the lady ~ question, possesses sense, mer.
Il, and beauty In short while | say, what
/ | believe to be true, that she is superior 10
most Of her sex mus, al the same time
declare to you that eau never shIuk o. her
( Tor a wile,'
| spoke with fitmness tina, | wished
might conclude the subject, By convincing
my mother that she had nothing further 10
hone from any INDIGESTION OF lnlne.