The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-04
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From HE Aep York Mirror.
MARY ECKAR.
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG WIDOWS
CHAPTER Xv.-coNrINUED.

CHATTER Xv.-coNTINUED.
! expected violent burs, Of passionate
feeling would follow the pause which have
mentioned; az IN a thunder Storm we ire.
quenlly fad that the heaviest conclusions
accompanied by torrents Of ram succeed a
tfeachefous quiet
TINS was not the case in the present 10.
stance.
Ia clear and subd1ed accents a, length ho
spoke. have said tina, wish not unnc.
cessarily to disturb our quiei--lf you can
indeed, after What Is passed, experience
such have told YOU wish NOT 10 nilicl
pam or INJURY Il repeat it, 'Olly disco.
yer 10 me, he added "l,h increased energy,
where | may fad my child. You are
Yourself father. A i.,her demands from
sou Ill" know edge Of lhat retreat from
uhcuce lie may obtain treasure, which
for ,elts he remained 10 isnofunce that he
possessed years 81 SOLITARY grcf, which
such know edge would have deprived Of halt
- bitterness. Keep, undisfu bed By me,
ny ancestral dumalus possess, aud It sou
cun, ENJOY them demand no rt.uIu.
Ion-deciare Gully that winch you mus
nay, am informed that you do know the
fsueat 10 ahich may find my son
Nothing could exceed the stoney express.
sion OF Douad.on's pale blue eyes, hs tor
an instant, aud 40 iusiant only, he suffered
sneir glance 10 fall 90 the mauiy features Of
Richaid Eekar, aud replied have o.
ready 10 q lou ! an gnofaut OF h's late.
Il YOU doubt my VOID seek else4hcre for
information Which have not 10 NY power
.I...i' He lheD lurued hls tace aSay,
ts deteftniHed 10 have no Iurtuv. CUu,nu-
u.cauou Stin the unhappy father, who
ciaspng hi. hands cUuyuisyely together,
saIacj - ,be lower eud Of The room, ii,
couafeuluce expressive VI grItt aud almost
Of despdtf.
Il vas al this moment, aud while We
continued 10 look on the scene with painful
interest, tha, the uJor VAS gently opeueG,
and sn aged white headed domestic up.
pcated, followed BY young man whom |
instantly knes to he ny acquaintance q
tie morning, the an Ger OF tue glen. lie
boxed, aud slth an AR Of quiet self pos
session advanced into tie m:dd lie Of tie
room tie stopped d, sign from the old
iJmcsac, who gong 10 The bed leaned over
and Whispered sIme words 10 The car ui
hls master M,, Daslds5n s,uned, looked
opposed AMI dispensed but ere he h4d
tue C express. vhal lie intended he vas
prevented bs tho voice and step Of Mr..
Eekaf, who hastily approaching Tie dones.
nc eagerly asked, ID my eye and memo.
ii deceive me Or 10 really behold
once Iayoule AID faithful servant Of ms
ather D. not SEE Edward Griffith p
'Gutiigh lsrudsed Hy name, srr, replied
the old man dfil.uuy, a, he raised ms
eyes To tic lace OF his luterrogttor.
'ltis-l knew 1t. And look on nc
DO YOU not remember me ; speak, sud con
s,uce that base u,urpet OF any right, that |
am TO iUi os,et--suy Griffith wao | am
The Old servant gszed wta a bcwillered
stare a. ghi. unexpected sppelh sud urgent
demand oil tae slranger-a m m'u. suiilc.
81. A gseam ol J1ylul recollection hsh'cd
up bis features aud he exclaimed; 50
I'VE It is tny young master my own and
ushgul master. Richard Z kar ~
Bu Eck.fs quick eye had aow found
anoth Object, AID he asked with tfeprJa
non aud total change Of voice AID man
Oct Gutji 10 the name OF Heaven Who
is tbls-speak this youth Who bears IN
every fealure the Likeness Of Clara An
nesicy ?
Her son and yours, my master as there
- truth 10 lieaseo,'
My heart told me 50 = exclaimed Eek.
ar aud rushing 10 the as,onlshed young
mau, he folded han ~ his atms aud "ept
ON his neck the warm tears o! paternal
.oye, Young Eckar, tor SO IN truth he
proved To be, was GOT slow ~ returning has
slIgctiunate embrace ~hrn he cOmptehended
the atysery, aHd understood those citcOm.
stances, which also oNerNhrlmed hIm from
,her suddcuucss.
cou d no longer refrain from approach.
ing aud offering my congratulations to the
tather aud son, al SO desirable and so IN
looked tor an event. Ny late travelling
companion was surprised at mteung "lth
me ia this place and declared that The az
ttatlou OF his mlad, when he catered the
room, prevented hun from observing any
one except Donaldson, from whom he had
sought the information winch RuddOCk had
/ IA hts d. ing moments, gwen It as his oplu
ION that he could, II he pIohsed, Impar.
+ 4 cry IRON Griffith called our attention
to the quarter from whence II came aud
We saw nlm bending over the wr,thlug form
OF Donaldson, Who had fallen luIo strong
COMMISSIONS.
The suderings Of fellow beng, what
ever may have been the Iurpnude OF the
conduct, can never, TO constituted minds
make their appeal IA VAN. In the sympa'
toy OF the moment all else IS forgotten but
the wish OF relieving the agonles OF nature
All united IN endeavoriug TO alleviate the
sutierln-s OF the unhappy man, aud ser
want was despatched tor his physIcInE.-
Before lie atuved, however, the convuI
s,ons gave way, aud Donaldson had become
Tranquil,
1t was thought advisable that Mr.. Eek
ar aud his son should withdraw before 70