The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-12

aYss. 1 lhSsghI - hi 4 might have
k..n oalT the uind. -
IIushl There 4 j. again "
-- els mr co. exelaimed Mfs. Goa
~sy. hastily disengagias hsrssll from The
tru,aea rrssp mf heT eOnlpsnion, 10
u.nmsh's voice % Aud earring aside
he rurisin from Inc lsoi u The bed. there
xss Hannsh. sure enolsh. Suing nPEighl
IL he din moonlight. and looking Wild.
Or arsuad her. Ike one awakened IRON >
hssTy flerp,
wnh ready presence of mind. Mr..
Conway lhrew = large shawl 0Err The
dead elaihrs 10 which she was wrapped,
and spake 10 her esImly and sOo1liingly,
mosioning 10 the mogher. II The same time.
a ~ oui quietly and call Tor assistance;
but Ms. Lawrence stood slill and motion.
less. - though her feet were glued 70 The
floor.
aHow cold il Is" murmured Han
nah. sl.addering As she spoke. Bnl what
Is the msnsrl Have been very III, mo-
ther -
Eyes. yes; hn, keep quiet, dear child.
you oil be betler SOM" And freeing
her face, she laid her head genIly back ON
The pillow. and went as fat as her ioiIer
ing steps would carry her 10 summon me-
died assistance. and prepare Maude and
Mr.. fonSay for what had happened.
Having the mother. still molionless and
erroF.sirisken. in the darkness.
By the ard aG heat. and resIoraiives
constantly applied, Hannah soon began
w,li r, aed By the morning was almost
lion. and a strange s s.. r s"u 80.
beneath the influence o. 49," " she a.
length fell into a gentle Sumb"r. How
saxioasly did they al Iis,r" % her CAIN
regular breathing, 80 gaze upon that
sweet face. mr. more col"red with The
warm h. Of life. How they longed 10
be $50 10 get of the grave-elOthes with
out her knowing il, fearing that The shock
would be TOO great. but could no, wiIhou.
disturbing her. which The doctor had strict
u forbidden. How they wep,, and pray
ed. and blessed God.
Presently. Hannah opened her eyes.
and fixing them upon The anxious faces
that were watching over her. inquired OF
her mother if she had been long III. Il
M. nv child. not very"
"Ah. ! remember now-I was taken
III while We were making the cakes: but
il Is only f.inting I'll. By-ihe-bye,
Msude." aided she. as the girl came for
ward, and bent down TO kiss her. ~ hope
rou looked aiier them. Tor the dough was
asi rising. aud they promised to be excel
Ieni." AZ &c. .sssa@ SIS, s-sa-ea .a.=
Her cousin tried in vain To keep down
her struggling sobs, and answer calmly;
while Hannah. misiaking The cause Of her
'metion. added kindly. a@e" .asa @a /;
Well. never mind, dearest We can
'asily make more: IL was my fsul, Cor |
you. And mother. do not say
word 10 Robert, please, abou. my being
u Il is past now" !;
You must not get up, Hannah; in
Iced you are not strong enough" ex-
laimed Mrs. Conway, trembling lest she 4
hould discover all. %@s@' "a@ I
"Ol. yes. I am SO much better; and
izude and | have thousand things 20 ]
o II was only the heat that made me I
eel faint. Bot how came by this shawl,''
sked Hannah. as she endesvored 20 UNI {
ssisn IL from about her shoulders. "It {
. Mrs. Conwsy's! Has she been here p I
. She is here now" replied the kind
dice ct her old friend, while tear fell I
pom her uplifted brow: "but you must q
g still. my child. and listen to what am
Ding 10 tell you" ..-5 3 II
Please don'tIet i, be very long sto. q
y, tso,her DEAR" said Hannah, as she I
lung hsr arms around her. and laid her c
'ead uPoa her bosom, like playf and
reary cbiA. s .s. \
Who shall attempt tn describe her feel n
ngs when sheheard all feelings express. O
d rather by iesrs than words. Mrs. n
'onway understood them best, when she
10 The rest tn, they should kneeI
lown and pray for he,. that she nigh, a
leyer forget that solenn hour in which '
;ad bad restored her Il them. as il were r
rom the dead. zsa.I s.. -.'.r-l
II 'bert Conway was lalf beside him. Z
elf when he heard the joyful news anil I
onld moi rest antfi,lie had gone in so',lv. s
md kissed her hand. ~ sil Law n.le AMI Y
ranquil upan the bed: Ton a,mehow ne e
Jared mol touch her lips, th0s~ 81 she v,s y
iis own be,rothed bride. Am. ba, ma. h
~ Of the neigl,bors came jus, To ,ok nm. L
IN her. and congratulate The old y.an,s I
On The restoration Of their child. NJ,
lone spoke above their breath for feaf$f r
disturbing her. a NJ
10 few days, Hannah rose up. and 1
vent about among them all Just as usual,
My that she was paler and graver: but
10 one wondered al that. The wedding
lid no. take place until some time after-l
Yards; when Robert received his youngl
bride as The gift of God; and truly she
brought a BLESSING With her. Hannah
wed many years, and was happy wife
'nu ia".aer. aud what is better still, hap |
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