The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

HUI U.s. eNNus satu hef hTnihfU n
lsvsllng. /. hos esn III Ne oun netting q
lhfae."
No-b,l nanma seemed 10 think il j
mlehl affect sloeLs." d
. And a il aia." said Harry. "uhai
thsnl Mother d0rs not osh sssn eve Q
Ihon.snd dollars zorlh Of sIork in he
sold. Everything she has 10 in bUnd
and mortgage. yas kn0~."
I" Il nl' SAID lieieR. drawing The hfsI
long breath she had brsaihsa .lnre she sal q
down 20 breakfast. "BuI are you sure. {
Hisrrxl M.lher seemed 80 Low spirited" Z
"Sufs. bless you. yes. Helen. BuI
don't you kn"s thas il mosheT herd 81
failure in the East lneiss. she would talk
as il we bad lOsI al. ifs only wsy che
has,"
"Iiut Fanny" pur.ued Helm. " seem.
ed IN thInk 50 100"
Fanny" convinced Harry, 4" Looks
and talks 90 too. btrsuss she 10 used In
IL; I know OF 70 other reason, wi hou,
indeed she likes il. Some people seem
10 find quite a luxury in a,sking Ihsm-
selves miserable. Eoi heavens sake,
Helen. don't you gel 10 eroske loo."
Helen laughed, and sad size certainly
would no, IL she could help IL, IS "she
had no natural taste Tor low spiIiIs." bu,
presently sa'd-
HAIRY. how is Frank getting on"
Frank! very we'll. Whyr
\ 81 don't know" replied Helen, " but
mother did moi seem satisfied with him.
She j. anxious about This intimacy with
young Seldom"
.S,ldoni Why, what's the mattel
with him."
{ 81 don't know. but they seem to ihinl
4 heis bad boy. lie has been suspended
e "Pshaw," said Harry, Seldom 10
d clever lad enough. | did hear the boy
!. had got 10 a piece OF mischief, and Tie oil
;. Presidrni being accused OF being prell
i slack, took il ia bis head 10 make an ex
" ample OF some Of them-more 20 sho'
y his own discipline, suspect, which PEG
r pie don't think The best m the world, ,ha
q for sny hing The boys did. So SeldO
is one OF Them, is he!" # H.
} Yes-,hen you don't think him
e dangerous friend for Frsnki'
y dangerous nonsense. What notion
!, you have 60, your head filled win, lie
u len." e.. .@-.r
add you find the lamp burning whel
; YOU game in last nighi" asked Helen
/" mother told me 10 light, Il but The vic
70 Vas so short am afraid II burnt oul soon.
"llwss burning very well. | came il
u Just sf,er you'll saw my unele's carsisg
turn the corner a. came down the stree
y I. Cid sou have pleasant par,y!" ...'.
~ !: Yes. delightful. Where we're your
- IA the Club"
y "Oh, Harry" said Helen. reproset
!" fully" why do yop pass your evening
iheTem -~-,.. ......... 49,. .......
'e because j, is so dolefrl here, my dear
Mother and Fanny spend The evenings u
&c the back parlor, with one melanchol
g looking light, tina, seems to cast notlln
:. bni shsdows-snd then they do notaipl
N' but cr0ak."
as "Oh. Hanyw s
~ "ll's fact. You want 10 know III
Ct truth. aud now you have it, Helen"
"Just tell me one thing, Hsrry-sr
d. we very poor or nol!''
H. desperate poor in spirit, Helen, b.
20 in pocket. very well of. Now give N
VI that paper. if you please, for | must b
down town in hall an hOur."
Ie IleIen's heart was amazingly relieve
e. by this conversation.
~ The breakfast things were scsrcel
ID cleared away before her aunt, Mrs. Ha'
r. per, came in, whom Mrs. Winthrop gree
% ed with mournful .
7. +" We'll, sister. how DO We do'"
At .Very WE'LL" returned The other cheer
p fully. "Il's such fine day sou ougf
to 90 out. | was afraid you might b
e out already, and so | came early TO te
n you wha, a sensation Helen created la
l. night. She was quite the belle oil III
sr ROOM" ..s..ss. -
:" WAS she! poor child !" said Der mo,l
err, with sad smile.
D.. Indeed she was" replied Mrs, HaI
10 per WIN anlmaHou. 1Vu oush w ue'
been there"
Il 60 10 parties" exclaimed Mrs
te Winthrop. ,....
"Yes-why not! You are younge
IN woman than am" resumed her sister
ID ln-lsw--" you vs. ould enjoy 1t, | am sure.
ID Oh, my dear !"
q. - was asked again and again VII
N Helen was; aud dozen OF the best me
IN in the room desired to be introduced
her. was quite proud Of her, assur
n YOU"
"lndeed! Aud people thought he
70 pretty! And she enjoys IL. poor thing!
/. But MIS-. Winthrop seemed to think
\. must be iriste piaisir."- ....,
i. Now il she had only gone with h
.lfl dsughler instead Of going to bed at nil
,e o'cluck, she would have done wiser. b.
she had fallen INTO indolen. habits, an
i consequently gave up society. and Twin
a good. deal alone, grew moping and me
ol anchoiy abou, nothing. Her eldest daug'
er ter being very much OF The sane nerVo'
TEN cerameni, fell into The same way
ifeeIing and thinking, and the boys, no