New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23


I must recommend you. | mas, enireat you IN the
No., s.rneit manner. for slfcient reasons that
have. 10 be cautiuus in yoar denominations Of re-
aari Tor n 50 Dom1ey
Cautious What DO you mean
To be careful how yog exhibit TO nuch alice
ton tor that young lady.
d. Too much affection, Sr said Edith, knitting
-, bro,s b-sx and ri,ipg. Who Judges my
Affection. or measures u oct loo
Its no, no do So BE was, or fsigned to
be, perplexed.
Who then ?
Can you not guess who tnen
Il 10 not choose 70 guess, she answered
Madam he said after a little hesitation
meantime they haf BEEN and still were. regarding
go ,ff.r a. belize o. an In difficulty here
You have Told ms YOU WIi receive 20 message,
and you have forbidden me 70 return 70 mat SUB
iert but tie two subjects are 50 closely eltwined
| find thar unless you vii accept TINS vague eau
tiou from one who las nov the honor % possess
YOUR confidence though the way to i has been
through your displeAsure, must Violate the IN
junction you have laid upon me
You know that you are tree 10 60 SO Sif' SAID
Edith D. IL.
- pale. g. trembling 50 imprisoned He had
not miscaculated the effect, then.
His Instructions were he said in low voice.
that should inform yoa that your demeanor ~
ward Miss Dombey IS not agreeable 70 him. mar
il suggests comparisons 20 MIN "nlcn are no1 "a
vorable - himself That he desires II may be
wholly changed and that If you are IN earnest be
is confident II viii be- ior your continued sno" Oh
affection will not benefit It's object
That s threat" she said.
That is threat" he answered in bis voicelesi
manner OF assent adding aloud, " but not directed
against y0H
Proud. erect and dignhed. as she stood confront
ing him and looking through him, as she DID Will
her fol bright flashing eye and smiling. as she
was with scorn aud bitterness she sunk as II III,
I Ground had dropped beneath her, and 10 an instant
would have fallen on the door. but that be caught
/ her 10 his arms As instantsneously she tire.
| him of the moment that be touched her. and
drawing back confronted hin again. immoyable
with her hand stretched out
Please 70 leave me- Say no more tonight
| Il feel the urgency Of this" said Mr. carker
I because il ia impossible 20 say what unforeseen
| consequences might arise, or how soon, from you
/ being unacqusinted with this state OF mind. IN
/ derstand Mss Dombey is concerned. now, at the
dismissal Of her old servant, which Is likely q
l have been e minor consequence ia itseh 1oJ
don't blame me for requesting that Miss Dombe.
I might not be present May hope 50
." I DO not. Please 10 leave me. Sir
! d" knew that your regard for the young lady
which IS very sincere and strong | sm well per
suaded would render IL great uuhsppiness 70 you
ever 70 be prey 70 the reflection that you had IN
] furfi utT POSITION anu Fllutl Ntl llkAlt uNfNr|
said Carker, hurried. but eagerly
cd No more tonight Leave me, ii you please.
Il shall be here constantly in my attendance
upon him and In the transaction Of business mat
ters. Ton viii allow me to see you again, and .
consult what should be done, and learn your wish
es 20
She m0tioned him toward the door
D." cannot even decide whether 20 tel him
have spoken 20 you yet or 10 lead him to suppos
that | have deferred doing so, for want Of oppor
tunity. or for any other reason. IL will be neoss
sary that you should enable me to consult viii
you very soon"
At any time but now she answered.
You will understand. when wish 70 see you
that Miss Dombey is not 10 be present and that
! seek an interview a. one who has the happines
70 possess your confidence, and who comes 20 rem
der you every assistance in his power. and, per
hsps. on many occasions, 70 ward OH evil iron
her ?"
Looking At him still with the same apparen
dread Of releasing him for a moment from the IN
iucnce Of her steady gaze whatever that might be
/ she answered Yes % aud once more bsde him 2,
II bowed, as II In compliance but turning bech
when he had asrly reached the door, said
Il am forgiven. and have explained my fault
May for Miss Dombeys sake, and for my ow
take your hand before go
She gave him the goved hand she had maine
last night He took II in one OF his. aud kissed il
| and withdrew And when he had closed the dool
he waved the hsnd with which he had taken her
and thrust il in his breast.