New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

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voyage. to live across the sea That is my calling
now o;.., swsv AMIN. Walter1"
'o'y IooLiog et him for moment then timid-
l., mi her trembling hand In bis
re- s'o, gil take me for your wife, Waiter,
III, io!s VOC dearly. II you will Vet me go with
CON waiter will 50 to the worlds end without
~ I car give up nothing for you-l have moth
TO-, ,os 10 resign. and no one 10 iorsake but all my
10 and he shall be devoted 10 you. aud with ny
H., h-sath 1 will breathe your name 70 God II
have sense and memory LETT.
He caught her 10 his heart and laid her check
.gaiost his OVID, and now, no more repulseu, no
more for.orn, she wept indeed, upon the breast OF
her dear lover.
Blessed Sunday Bells ringing so TRANQUILITY in
their en.ranced and happy ears Blessed Sunday
peace and quiet, hsrmonizing with the calmness IN
their souls and making holy air around them -
Blessed twilight stealing on, and shaoing ner so
soo,bingy and grsvely, as she falls asleep, Ike
bushed child upon the bosom she has clusy to-
Oh load of love and trastiuness that les 30 light
" there Ay, look down on the Closed eyes,
Walter with proudly tender geze for 10 AL the
wide world they seek bat thee n0w--only thee
The Captain remained in the little parlor until II
was quite dark. He took the chair on which w
ter had been sitting and looked up at tae skylght
the stars peeped down. lie lighted candle, light
ed a pipe, smoked it cat, and wondered what on
earth was going on upstairs, and why they didn't
call him 20 tea.
Florence came to his side while he was in the
hight OF his wonderment.
AVE. lady lassp cried the Captain. Why
YOU and WAR have had long spell o talk, my
beauty
Florence put her little hand round one Of tbs
great buttons Of bis coat, and said, looking dow
into his face:
Dear Captain, want to tell you something |
you please" :,
The Captain raised his head pretty smartly, &c
hear what il was Catching by this means more
distioct view of Florence he pushed back bis char
and himself with it, as far as they could 60
What Hearts Delight" cried the Captain
suddenly elated. "ls It that =
aYesl" said Florence eagerly.
"Wal'r Husband THAT 2" rosred the Captain
tos,ing up his glazed hat into the skylight
.Yesi" cried Florence, laughing and crying to
getber.
The CAPTAIN Immediately Rugged her and then
picking up the glazed hat and putting II on Ore"
her arm through his, and conducted her up starr
again where he felt that the great joke OF his NE
was now to be made.
What Walr my lad - said the Captain, look
ing in at the door, with his face like an amiaDie
warming pan. so there amt no other character
ant there 4" ,r III, a.,
He had like TO have suiiocated himself with THIS
nlessaDtry which he repeated at least forty times
during tea polishing his radiant face with the sleeve
Of his coat and dabbing his head all over with his
pocket handkerchief in the intervals. But he was
not without grayer source OF enjoyment to iall
back upon, when so disposed for he was repeat
edIy heard to say in an under tone, as he looked
with inefiable delight at Walter and Florence:
"Edard Cutie, my lad, you never shaped bet
ter course in your life than when you made that
there LITTLE property over, Unity