The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05


iican might be pardoued for forgetting
the invisible wall, Right honorabie'
loneliness has as much attraction about
II, let me tell you, and is quite as difficult
to resist, as loveliness that is honored,
right or wrong; and man must be brought
up TO it. as Engishmen are, to see the
hera!dic dragons and griains in the air,
when charming girl is talking to him.
why should man, whose blood is warm
| within,
SIT like (her) grandsire cut in alabasterr
Eh!
But to begin with the Tasre Ia patale.
had been passing fortnight at the
hunting lodge of hat wild devil, Lord
in the Scotch Highlands, and WIZ, with
being freely wet outside every day, and
freely wet inside every night, had given
my principle oflife rather disgust to iis
lodgings, and there were some symptoms
of preparation for leave-taking. Unwil-
ling to be i'll in a bachelors den. with no
solace tends "er than dandy lord tiger,
imade twilight fit to the nearest post
town, and Tightening my life screws lit
tie with the aid Of the village apothecary,
started s,ut ut4ward the next morning with
four posters,
| expected TO be obliged to pull up at
Edinburgh, but the doctors op'ates, aud
abstinence, aud quiet, did more for me
than had hoped ard went on very CEN,
fortably to Carlisle. arrived at this
niece atter ghtiA.l, and fvund the taverns
overfowing with the crowds of fair, and
no bed to be had less could make one
in qnartette of snoring graz;ers. AT
the same time there was great political
meeting at Edinburgh, aud every leg of a
poster had gone north-those ! had brought
with me having been trans.hitched to a
return chaise, and gone Off while ! was
looking for accommodations.
Regularly stranded, sat down by the
tap room FIRE, and was mourning my dis
aster, when the horn Of the night coach
|
rattling up TO the door, hastily resolved
that it was the least Of two evils and book
ed myself accordingly. There was bu
one vacant place--an outsider! With
hardly time enough TO resolve, and none
10 repent, was presently rolling over the
dark road. chilled to the bone in the frs
five minutes, and wet through with q
Scotch mist in the next half hour. Some
where a bout daybreak we rolled into The
little town Of -, FIVE miles from the Sc
Of the Earl Of Tresethen, to whose hospi
talIties stood invited, aud went to bed
in most comfortable inn, and slept til
noun.
note TO be desoa cnea to Tresethen Gas
lie, and the EArI's carriage was waiting
tor me when | awoke. ] found mysel
better than mad expected, and dressing
at once for dinner, managed 10 reach the
castle just 10 tune to baud in Lady Tres
ethen. OF that dinner ! but remembe
|
Earl regretted his daughters absence
from the table, Lady Caroline having beer
t,rown that morning from her horse.
fsiD ed somewhere about the second re
move, and recovered my wits some day
after, on the safe side OF the crisis of fe
yer,
81, r., al t.nt te
of conscious curiosity. An exquisite sense
of bodily repose, mingled with a vague
notion Of recent relief from pain, made
me afraid to speak lest should awake
from dream, what delicious reality
A lady of most noble presence, in half.
mourning dress, sat by the side of a cheer.
me, IN the pause Of conversation with a
grey headed servant. Nv bed was of The
mas, sumpuous luxury; the chamber was
hung with pictures and draped With spot .
less white; the table covered with the
costIiesr eleganties Of the toilel; aad ia
the gentle aad deferential manner Of the
0fN llNefitu HteHidi, Tue tones
OF ,nquir, by the ledy, there was refine
ment and tenderness which, with the keen
susceptibility of my senses, "lapt me in
E!ysium.' / was long in remembering
where was. The lady glided from the
room-the old servant resumed his seat by
my bedslde-other SERVANTS in the same
livery came softly in on errauds of ser
vicei and at the striking Of the halt hour
by clock on the mantel piece, the lad y
returned and W as raised TO receive some
thing from her hand. AS she came near.
er, remembered the Countess frese then
| CONCLUDED neri Deek,
| A Ioafer by the name OF Cain being as
ked by magistrate, the other day, il he
was the man that slew his brother, made
answers no, yer uner, Is the cha p voi got