The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
unclogged by the artificial Establishment. OF

unclogged by the artificial Establishments
peopIed cities.
This kind of existence was what he lonre
ior-It seemed natural. But this was NJ
all. There was something else essential
his happlness-a something of which he ha
often felt the want, as 10 doubt did ever
one, That need he name it, was a compar
Ion' being TO share his happiness and hi
sorrow, II was not good for men 10 be a
lone he needed kindred SOUL But how
dIlhcult 10 lind such one-to select from tn
wide world being whom he could love. II
mad. however. found such Il one, but oh
misery! she loved him not. But he could no
live without her. aud rather than 10 give he
10 another, he had borne her away by force
and now she was in his power, and soon 10 b.
mistress OF his wild WOO d home.
Such was the purport of Vanderver's con
versatlon. although he expressed it not thus
In an uncouth manner he had delivered him
sell OF IhIs awaited TO witness lis effect rpor
the ha'f-fainting lola.
VIVA, you wish can never, nerer be- The
thought is iolly-the veriesi madness. Take
me then to my friends, and will forget anc
forgive the past. | can cherish toward:
you no other feelings than those of abhor.
ance while you persist in your present course
Of treatment
BE reasonable Miss Laffrels. You must
be the mistress of my wigwam, near the foo,
oil the Rocky Mountains. There is no alter.
native. GU must submit Consider, then
and do it with good grace
Away, rufian Your presence is hateful,
10 my sight; Importune me no further, Tor ]
assure you thousand times il is utterly use
less. Death. when weighed with the alter
native you present, is 10 be more than all else
desired
'Ha you are angry
'Begone, sir! will not listen 10 your in
famous proposals.
Alter lew more attempts AT conversations,
Nandervcr joined Letson, who was leading
the way, and lett lola to reflect upon what he
had said. In this manner several more days
passt d, and yet Lacy had made no efo ri for
her escape, AS he had pledged himself TO do
He was anxious, under the GARD of friend
ship, 10 win her affections He believed The
part he wa 8 acting would be the most likely
10 favor his design. Now she had regarded
him as friend who had nearly lost his life
in her defence and was ag lin ready TO haz-
ard II for her dcliverence from tie power Of
Nanderver.-With consummalc hypocrisy
he icigned illness. from the injuries he had
received on the day OF the capture, while
contending with one OF the captors and had
thus managed 10 enci'e her sympathy.
Sometimes she half forgot her own misery
in beholding his silent SOLDERING, which he
most adroIily. 10 appearance, eDdcavored 10
conceal from her, because, forsooth he wish
ed not TO pain her with his sorrows, while
she was sinking under those of her own.
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prompted him 10 risk his life in her defence
and put forih those exertions which his bod
lily indispos:tion would not warrant. She
was aow heartily ashamed OF that GOODNESS
which she had ever manifested towards him.
and the suspicious she had entertained Of
the truth:ulness OF his professions OF regard
Moreover he was the friend of Everett Dun
stan. which fact made still another claim up
on her for regarding Lacy with the sinccresi
gratitude, In HE conversation with her, he
made it desideraum 10 allude with the
most delicate tact 10 that friendship, and
the boundlcss confidence which Dunslan had
ever reposed TO him. lie was warm in the
encomiumss which he not unlrequcnty Law
ished upon her lover. Thus was he ingra
iialing himself into the good feelings Of Miss
Laffrets, and making stronger that wool oil
villainy which he had been infidiously wea-
wing about her,-Ol. hypocrisy! Thou de-
mon masked, thou first born ofhel, how will
thou vex poor humanity. When thou Ia
kest upon thee the habiliments of religion, or
hidest myself under the mantle offriendship.
thou art a demon, no less. In all thy shapes.
il all Thy phases. thou brings s: sorrow and
most crushing misery upon the offspring Of
dust-ls there no excOrism that will Law thee
thou fcnd? Avaunl away back 10 Thy sui
phurious cavern. Trouble us not before the
time.