Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

culiar expressions in the last article, pen
ned no doubt, without design, am satisfied
she is unmarried, and with your assistance,
will ferret her out.
| promised him my aid, believing that
the accomplishment of this object only
would ensure bis entire reformation, but
advised that he should return 10 business,
and leave matters TO time and chance. In
the propriety Of this suggestion he concur
red, and had the happiness Of seeing him
take once more his accustomed station IN
society.
About ponih after this, ! happened to
be looking over the list Of contents of a
number Of one Of our fashionable period
ical,, and saw "An Angels work" by
Roliin Gray, M. ID. immediately turned
10 it. Il occupied some dozen pages, and
iYa3 in truth masterly production. in
po" cr and depth Of thought, IN delicacy
OF lasts and felicity of expression, ii could
not be eXreled--it was Rolin himself
a stranger could not have detected any
hing peculiar about it, but those acqainI-
ed with the circumstances and his own
feelings would recognise Il as a faithful
narration OF his experience io9 The last
two months. knew Tn 1t was written
expres>ly Y TO meet the eye Of his lair incog-
nito, and lell really happy in entertain
ing the belief that when it did SO, she could
lurm no mean opinion Of his merits as an
author.
In ihe next number of The same period
zeal appeared IAN Angels Reward" 10y
Miss l.. C**@**4*, written in reply TO Ro-
Inns article, and although no, SURPRISING,
yet cqualled 1t in excellence. 1t was quite
complimentary to him.
Roiin could tot donlt now that the
writer resided in the city, was highly wor-
,hy of his egard, and by some ioeans in
timalely connected with his destiny.
About siN months after the commence
meh OF this correspondence through the
columns of tie periodical, called al Roi-
Inns office one e, ening for q prescription,
being my self uuweil lie was on visit
10 nuinber d! patienis, bul would be
back in an hour, and concluded, as was
not particularly engaged, To await his re-
turn.
In about an hour and half he drew up
al tie door. A. lie walked into the room,
saw tha, he was considerably excited, and
pleasantly SO. Upon erqnrins as 70 the
cause at his humar. he remarked, with d
smile, that lie had related more stories than
one 10 me at lIiS window, and requested
thai ould sit down and hear another.
"Ths morning" said he, Il was Just
closing my door aitey me in order 10 visit
patient, llyilg al some distance in the
country, " hen gentleman ~ handsome
buggy and two horses drove hurrlediy up
ann erquired il | were physician2 !
replied in the affirmative. Then jump
il, here, SAYS hs, 'aud let us drive on, for
I Want YOU IN haste was about deeli-
ming, ou the >cure Of engagements, when
pecnliar expression of his eye attracted
my attention. lihought must have seen
him before, bu could hot recolect where.
a. any rate, il awakened in me a strange
interest in his !a,or, and obey ed As
We proceeded, lie told me his maine was
Crampton. He had lately left Mary land,
and moved with his family 10 Philadelphia,
in order that lis daughters, no we're
disposed 20 write, should avail themselves
Of the city libraries, and olher advantages
offered by llle same that one OF them had
been sudderly taken very i'll, and without
speedy reiiff he feared she must die. All
this excited me painfully, Thought Of
the three ladies' had mt in The street.
| compared the strange aulhoress's name
Of stars with champion, '-il suited ex-
actly. could not be mistaken--lt II must
he her nome and This her ialaer-per-
haps she herself sick
son entering tie room where the gem
lie sufferer lay, hat weremy feelings on
seeing bending over the bed, and arrang-
ing her sisters pillow, my acequaintanee
of the streel-my unknown CORES pond :
eu,! was overwhelmed withexoitemen,,
but neryed myself for The inler,iew.-
She turned, and her father introduced us.
| stamered her name--made most rldicu-
luus attempt TO bow, and came very near
falling, SO oppressive were my feelings
She recognised me- blushed deeply, seem.
| tu tlhdlll ds uuSii Nohlhoeds anu cOMluk
gracefully, turned and left the room.
next met her mother. but she did not know
me, nor did the young lady for whom
was TO prescribe. This made me for the
moment quito comfortable. II was will
difficulty that commanded my pervessuil
ficiently 10 draw some blood from the arm
Ibid 90, however, and prescribing salin,
draught, with cooling topical applications
TO her face and neck, informed her parents
that il was an attack of erysipelas, ans
that she would be very much relieved il
the course Of SIX or seven hours, and tha
l would, with their permission, leave he
for the present,
], son my return this evening, as wa
entering the porlico, | heard slight nois
20 lheright ~ the dOer, and looking i