The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10


ged The Marquis to see after her carriage.
/ Well, Ne.non,' she SAID, after the Mar
4 qus had gone, 'Wbat is the reasnn of this
abrupt visit to town?'
III was my Intention to say in town.
And what has caused j you to determine
| otherwise!
|. should think the cause was not
uuknownto the Lad, Emily Deloraine.
why what upon earth--' exclaim-
ed the lady, when the conversation was
interrupted by the return Of the Marquis
with the limitation that her carriage stop.
ped the way.
.Adieu-adieu!" she cried, kiss ng her
| fair hand 10 Lord Vernon "the Marquis
has promised to see me to my carriage
Lady DeIoraine sees company TO night. -
You " il come! Adieu.' Aud away Ated
the young beanry, light as a butterfly on
4 the wing.
Tue rooms Of lady Deloraine's were
4 crowded that night, aud amid the gay and
silttering tfrong the lady Emily, the
I daugh er ofth wealthy hostess, looked
1 in vain for the one object to whom, not
wi,isandiog her levity and scem in
differences her heart clnag To; and in his
Elections that heart had made its home.
! lord Vernon was not there. Hour pass
ed after ,our aud no l. rd Veinoa. 70
be sure tile Marquis was hit,ng abou,
/ ter, like painted QUITE hy, out now his
attentions made The C 9,ette uneasy, and
she ishcd that he was in realty a but.
te'1y, that she might annihlate him with
ltr Gogers. Fa(gued and melancholy
the lady Emil, reltfed 10 her cl lmber;
she Dreamed Of happiness and lord Yer
, no0; she awuke to disappointment and,
rcgret.
Upon tae a tle lay sealed. note. 1t
was addressed 60 herself, She knew the
hani, and breaking oren the euvel pc,
she took The leuersiu hsr trembling band
md iead as ioilows:--
! cannot part Ron yNu, Lady Emily
u, lor"lne, W itlout one word OF klndpess,
though have noreasan TO hope that any
word from inow u, be acceptable. or ex
cite the 81 gate 81 ssnpatlly in'ynur breast.
I 1's'e s c.ssieagea af"a #1pss' aad lsfui.
eds"pin'u"s tbat were ,rrore1u'. IL is
NY own fa"i' that am deceived, do
not blame I""' Tad! EmlIl; even In this
"o"r OF my despair pray for you, and for
al wa" etJ'l !e"f conhdence-your al
'ec'l' u May :pu he hapP!; and though
,"i' ha' 'eshoi oeen abe to regard me Ia
he light | would be iegarded though yuu
can'ota 1--we me.set IN your honors OF
| h ppluess de,gn 10 thInk Iii dy Of one in
"hose heart your mage VIII eteinally be
enshIineI, " e have pissed many bright
hours together, AMI | had londIy hoped
mat in our c,nyeisation and our ram,,.s
| had inspired sometbinp akin TO ,be wild
intense aft fsclion winch bnrns m,
9reas; and when we have wrea,hed h,w.
ers tos ther, aud cori.ctufej The swan
ianguage in wnlch the embracing rusps
uhtspefed thelr ldulatry, have ma.h
dreamed that id YOUR ewes huveraad all
The pure aud passionate ell onence which
our l4ncy had given to The wreath Of a,w.
ers. Forgive me; my hopes are presume,
tnous. Auutoer eniu,s the love ,bongh,
was mine. forgive hlm. NV pra,e,s
shall be for yonr happiness. shall leave
town imme Iia,ely to ,in mr. army in la. !
da; il NAV be many yearseIe we NEE, a
gain; we shall be much changed, LADY
Emily, then. What may not occur ia the
interval! You may forget me; may be |
a stranger 10 Jour thoughts, but no
cha"ge Of scene-oo interval f.ime-can
O'lns peace to tue proken spirit u the
mist-hen bul stll doi,ztng.
- ENNos.'s
al! Emil! eyes were iuii OF tears
long Uelofe she had c0HcludeI the speruS