The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-07-29
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HYou,a Ee very kind TO me, p said Flor
ence, ssisar umammss How much I thank
yen p'5cxs s'aci ~ ezE "a xa4aqco
aLet me say now, for itmzybe the best
Eopportunity,pi continusd 4 E]ilsh, y looking
round 4osss THAI hey wssq quite alone, and
speaking il = lower voice, s<thstw henaIim
married, and have gonsnaway for some
weeks,aI shall b easier Il heart if you VIII
come home here No maltsFlkho invites
you 10 ssay elsewhere II Cams home here.
n 10 better To be slons thanaL w16tI would
say is," she added, checking hosD9If srh6k
I know well You 5ars heat Ns'lhtne, dsar
Florence. ,,s4dq2 so4 ba7ab ssG .3AJa1se NJ
~ will come home ON the Ivsry dsy,
mammaga ~ ssiess eI Oh son bolnb a1s
sir Do q. aslI rely lon That psosis& No&
prepare toscomes With me, dear mi. bikYod
viii find hegd6WG ssai1 when you sfE
rsadys,sw asls Ii nissa Mud euss9 llE0o3
u Slowly and tlioughsfnly did Edhh~ sn4
der alone throurk lhe snlansion ~ whie&
abe Nas soen.1 II q -.
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scorn expsSc113 s $500 M k -
| fisree ibesd1| 1r1yr>I ll e )iD
ewn Little & 4 :. j =! ~ !. -
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and - - - y ~ is,
tha.toss!i e ~. 8 las
| full atoinsofl hsr pu11 - Md
high mirrorsssho 1ied 66t3 ', ~
woman witha noble quality yo@ -
in her nature, who was too false q H -
ter self, and TOO dabpsed and Host to ssSse
herself She believed thataH tEis1wasp 10
plain, more or less, to al eyes, that she had
no resoutcel Of power or self assertion but
lin pride; and .&ithsthis pride, which tor
tured her own heart night and day. she
fought her-fats out, braSedsit, and de6edit.
| i Was this thenwomans whom Florence
an innoeentgirl, strong only - her earnsstl
ness and Aimple truth could so Impress
and ,qaell, that BY hsr'sidS shslwas smother
creature, withhsr sempestsof passion hdsh-
ed, and her very pridec itself tsubdIed s4l-
Was this the woman who no Dsat1 beside
her, ina carriages withsher larrns s1twined,
and, who, while she3 coukted and 6ntreatSd'
her to- love- andztrn1st her, drew her fair
head to, nestle ronsherA breast, and would
have laid down lie to shield itffom wr6uRl
or harm? .ssAY5oiI haH .Ia1~a lWSsls va
OH Edith liz wsrs wellto die, indeed, q
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haps, TO dietso; Edith, than % 1--we dti ~
the end h9saia sssesH III nasIez sisasa M
| Thel Honorable Mrs. Skswton, wh0iw W.
thinking oef anything rather than of p0EH
sentiments 4for, like many kehteel pexsonS
who have existed at various times, she 81
her face against death altogether, and direct
ed TO- the mention0fi any such low ana Nv.
II wing upsmst- nnuuOhUweu-xu mouse IN
Brook street, Grosvenor square, from i
stately relative Cone OF the Feenix brood
who was out Of town, and who did not OBJ
ject to lending il in the handsomest nan
ner, for nnptial purposes, a. the loan I'M.
piled his final release and acqaitance from
all further loans and gifts 10 Mrs. Ekewton
! and her daughter Il being necessary for
the credit of the family tomake q handsoms
j appearance ct such q time, Mrs. Skewton,
with the assistance of an accommodating
tradesman resident in the parish Of Mary
le-bone who lent out all sorts. Of articles z,
the nobility and gentry, from i service 81
plate TO an army of footmen, clapped infS
this house silver-headed butler I wko wais
charged extra on that account, - having
the appearances Of an ancient family retain
err two very tall young men inalivsry, and
q select staff Of kitchen seFsants !; 80 that I
legend arose, down stairs, that Wither, the
page, released at once from his numerous
household dutiesy and from the propulsion
of the wheeied.chair, (inconsistent wild,
the metropolis) had been several times OH
served to,rubl hisseyes and pinch Ms limbs,
as if he nisdoubted having OVERSIGHT him
self at the Leanaington milkman q, and being
still in celestial dream. i A variety Of re-
quisites in qplaiesand china being also cor
veyed TO the same iconvenient source. wiz
several miscellaneous articles, includinrs
neat chariot and Il pair Of bavs. Mira. Stew.
ton cushioned hefself on the principle son,
IN the Cleopatra attitude, and held her
Sand how,',said MRS. Skewton, on The
entrance Of herrdanghteri and charge, i nv
| charming Fl0rencefn You must come and
kiss me Florcncsy if You please = nv love !,
Fiorence Was tipidly st0opii1ee t. picE
out q place 10 the white para ~ Mrs.. skew
| ton face, when the lady presented her ~.
and relieved her of her difficulty. AZ 3e9l3
4Edith, frryl1 yacur, Z. said MRS. ,Skuyvxuu.
aspositively, I--stand little more in the
light, my sweetest Florence, for mo-
ment." b srifs ae fs.lt saa,,y lisi s'8T !
Florence blushingly complied. s7ay 10 1
"You don'tiremember, dearest Edith, y,
said her mother, osswhat you were when
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