The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

!1.hey rAllsa On Mr.. Lshmn. shj weir
sa surrealnl IN iheir negaiisiion. ina
a hing sgaia srsird II he c"srh ihr
old ma Knocked his siirk siih sehe-
nenee On The hoor. rHrl-iming. = ~ me
she. II Ire I4llle ccrporst he shaI have
10, Susan Kissed his hand with joyful
affection. Only lei ne see you settled
= vonr ewn sneasge. and shall die hap
ny.- sa,I Ire aid man with some emotion.
aF,u,. renemher Charles % n know nelh-
inc abon, al his yel." he continued. look
iIg earnestly n il.e young g'Ei.
aIiwill be very hard 20 keep q from
him. unele."
.But Il must he kep,." rjoined Vim
cent IN a decided and somewhat grave
tone.
Susan was silent; Car she knew there
was no appeal from snrh decision. V
WAS very difficult. however. for her 70
keen this secret from her loser; and "
yonld have been still more 90. bot that
Charles was so fully occupied Al his mo-
meni. thsl he had little leisure for CONVEX
saiinn.
About fortnight afterwards. 90 hne
holiday. Vincent proposed 10 The yonng
people that he should treat ihem 10 q drive.
- AiierwsI.ls." continued he. .you ran
60 oul together. and enjoy more 81 whai
10 going m"
This they joyfuily acceded 70. 4, The
end n few minutes drive. IN Charles
great surprise he carriage stopped al The
door Of The magasin which had formerly
belonged 10 his old master.
What il the coachman about ne IN
CURED rather impalienily.
We shall see, we shall SEE" replied
The old man smiling.
The steps were lei down. Vincent. lean
ing upon Susan. got out. and entered me
shop. Charles was ahoui 10 follow item
when the name nf Charles VISc.sr.
in large gill letters. placed abnve the en-
france, arrested his eye. For one moment
he stood peirihed; The next he ha-,ene'
into the shop. and embraring hrs uncle
and eon.in IN transport Of jny. exrlalm
oil. . An. This Is your srrrei and 20,
have kept il from me- VII this lime. said
he reproachfully 10 Susan.
eli is the last I will ever keep frnm
yon.' she replied. looking somewhat con.
fused.
Yes. yes il was MI my fault: 20
don't scold her. No scnlding to-day
repeated The old soldier. hnbhling into the
hark.room. where huge hlnck Of wood
was burning brightly on The hearth. and
small table wa, laid for dinner. The fur
nunre was plain. but neat. and the sabls'
cloth white as snow. Vincent. shaking
his nephew nv the hand, said.-.Charles
Won are welcome, as The master OF ihis
house."
.Phank you. thank You. thousand
lines, uncle; hut" turning TO his cousin
IL DO not care 10 be The master OF u. IN
less Susan promises to be its mistress"
.And so she will" interrupted the oil
man. "Don't you remember her prom
lee T.
.Yes, bu, wish her 10 repeat ]. once
more"
Susan blushetl. and gave him her hand
Need we say wha, happy and joyou'
evening followed this explanation.
Before many days had elapsed. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Vincent were installed q
The formal possession Of their new habiia
lion. Susan carried the same cheerful APP
elastic spirit into her married life which
had sustained her in her earlier and NOR
trying course: aud even 10 her busiest mo
ments, she found leisure TO talk with lh'
old soldier, as he sat BY The iresiie in
comfortable armchair, with his beloyet
pipe and pouch placed conveniently a hl'
side.
A year passed away. and The arst ami
yersary Of their weddng-day found ,hi
happy trio still happier Than on the event
FIJI day which fixed them in their presen
comfortable dwelling.
Al the supper. the old man drank TO III
health and prosperity Of the young couple
III hank you, good uncle" said Charles
asnd whatever share Of enjoyment ma,
he mine, have 10 thank you Tor much
il, as il was you who irs. taught me tina
happiness does not lie in wealth or dis
tiuc,inn, but in life Of honest industry
and mind al peace with itself. You, tn'
| have partly TO thank" continued b.
smiling and looking at his wife. :" for ha'
inr given me here greater treasure ,ha
ever | hoped to have possessed. had OF
expedition into Spain been crowned vii
The most entire sdccess."
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