The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

No /. found in possession Of Mrs Wise and iden.
tilted NJ In fhos. farts handwriting was real ~
follows
TO NJ.
Two worlds Of light beam in thine eyes,
And in thy smile world Of love;
Each world to mos y paradise.
Or would BE- love processing thee
But % thou sweet and smiling star,
Bright heing at NV iif. and Light;
Thou thin'st alas ! from ma too far
Like tho beauteous orbs 81 night
Signature erased
Ne 2, identified a. in Hsrt's baud writing. and
found in the trunk Of Mrs Wi-o read a. follows
WHY DO ron SOU!
II from the lips tho heart could speak,
And tell its OF secret sadness,
IL might not then in sorrow brpsk,
Or crush its-f in suil-n madness.
But when Il feels that III alone.
And To for IL cherish,
'Tis like n world without n sun,
Where all must sink ere long, or perish.
Then ask me not why do sigh.
Tho falling fruits OF sorrow reign;
But smile q when I . nigh,
And that shall soothe my bo.om's pain.
(Signstare erased
No 4, identified as in Harris hand writing. sad
found in the trunk of Nirs. WISE read follows:
Beloved friend Excuse for this liberty, but
have been 80 upessy about you that an hsart-sck
come to dinner, that am afraid you might have
OF the symptoms OF cholera hope you viii let IL be
known II you have, aud send for DR. MDouei. Tie vas
asking day il took the parlia he ordered
hupe you have, for IL viii remove thu pain in your
side Fer Gods take Of your life thls tme
While the epidemic prevails Tas evening there ~il
be little party ~ the Moutessno House, your coans
are very anxious for you to along rbey expect mo
slopr. and from what have heard Won saw YOU you'd
not go without permission shall Ask it Ter you, and
Invite ~. )" too for if only be with you am hap
Ply. Don't say anything to hun until Invite him.
Yours with respect, lSgned d H.
No. s, identified as IN the handwriting OF Hart,
June q, 1912
Dearest beloved Heloisc: hops you will forgive
for the liberty took in Keeping book long but
o. is the only thing have of yours have hated
10,
presented new beauties aud seemed twice dear by
knowing that your sweet eye, hsd traced them too
Mrs Hemens' style aud mag nation resembles yours
greatly only you lees mournfl Her portrait also
resembles you about The forehead hope you viii ex.
c1se the liberty take OF marking the passage, most
No 1, found in the trunk of Thos. 8. Hart, and
identified AZ in the handwriting oil Mrs Mary Ann
Dearest Byron Do not love each other with
secrets of my sou-the most intimate sentiments Of
nay being have not n thought which ID nrs united
with thee Where do find happiness but near thee
sns my love, who but you can inspire IL This hsr-
mony Of soul-thi- affinity OF heart with what other
being could 1t exist but thee! TO nothing in tho
universe IL equal to your soul TO your heart the
source divine from whence your feelings emanats. all
is love and truth respcct too highly not co be-
lieve all your kind WORDS To- IL would cost more
to renounce my sdrnirstion for you than my love
regard you as being tho most pure, the most noble
that ever pleased the earth 'rs not ssne this charm
that captivxtes IL H. that many yir-
tues united in the same object Far be- IL from to
doubt your promises be- the fret to break tbs
without thee, bss bliss Of angels, but pain.
But with thee esrth hath rot wilderness
SO DARK but with thee twouid DO blessed paradise.
This afternoon was playing Shaksp.are's Much
Ado about Nothing" by ssilfui mapsg.n-n and your
direeiions, succeeded admirably hope will not
have to play the prisoner But at all evsnt our next
waiting Love. adieu- thine forever HsLOsE.
A. No o, iden,ihed ss IN ths handwriting OF Mr.:
Hart and found In the trunk Of Mrs. Wise, read
- follows
JuLY s. 1912
written; no, will not believe It. tnow your heart
too veil; you would never cause such misery. How
have suffered since you left the only charm this de-
spisabe place had has foam. aud an indeed. Desc
late What aiiicts the most Is To think you left
me voluntaiiiy-the cuuse Is unknown To me. You
we're not obliged To go Tell me- Helose, dd you mis-
trust me- dia you suppose would altos the devotion,
the idolstry With which loved you. be converted
into an urhallosed passion, that would seek to
desecrate tn. idol bowed never sooner would
suiier all the Mexican artillery to pass through my
body Nour purity of soul aud angelic qualities arst
them know that cannot be the reason tor feel
that u you thought for moment that my love VA,
not the purest that man capable Of that you would
babith mo from your heart and thus make me misc
rAble
will you return' Not only will your presence be-
light 10 me- but will also restore the dropping spirits
Of your friend John tie seems quite discousoiats in
spito q all the widows charms and attention pro-
the contrast Is too vi ib. Tor him eujoy
company do not doubt h,s lore tor you, but -tu
feel that he does not vorrhip you "a do hos could
he do othersisr than love youl Your winning ways
aud matchess grace have made ms your slave when
have 50 IN all . chance to feel their power
sorry that you have disputed With that subject.
hope you will forgive m. for the temper shose 1
am sure ~ you knew what madness loved you 10,
you would npd that there IL .. much difference bs-
tween my lev- and his there u between the brilliant
rsys 81 the aud the pale glimuier of tho
You would then grant mo the brt In jour hesrt
instead u allowing me to remsu a. SECOND satellite
sisit your house most every night enjoy IT, for
there about you With those ~hp you,
and hear from you ! met Hates fris nd w." there,
hut left I think | shall my boarding
other sgsin you ssid you YOU'D not re,urn there
you tLes that would al~ays zee y.u when IL 10
my poser. aud thus bring you in trouble
Write 10 for Gods sake aud render your
absence eurportsbl- at iest Farewell Gpd bless you
Yours tor sterpy fate has ordained otherwise here
Ps have sent this out Of st Louis. did rot
want To write through the post Office here would
be AFRAID TO express my feelings, 80 took this
Of lttting you knCv them
No. 4. id,ntia,d 80 In the hand sritiug u Mr.
May Ann Wire, and found In the trunk of e. D. Hart,
c.uuot refrain from sending GU few lines Ihavs
arrived ut Quincy and sm afraid that will not have
an orp"rtunity OF sending you letter sosa although
have To steal the chance now kros that you arc
anxious to besr the little can write
hsye put mp at the Quincy House the best hotel In
q aud better tar than expected Although every.
thug around m. H. pleasant aud my trip romsutio
~ .sp,ct'd stin q chill ps--,s over ~hep gaze
around. when know the endless time ~ill bs.. to
ttsy. When know that t but e. separate IA that
wss taken s~sy so suddenly. ~hsp hear from hts
hpsthat viii have TO remain until forget Joa, tnvn
it. that we will be sepsts.sj tor ever tor will
the flower forget receive the dec tne r-.ct
tscs the rays Of the moon. e~r vail forget yoa my
o~b my Byron Alresoy. mid the excitement ~ this
trip have called back every lOos every tnue aud oh
heaven the scene ~ sunday Little DID &C. then tbok
that taking our fsreseil. Oh Byron do you
r,memb.r al-sllf tven do feel the flush e your
br,stb I'm my neck, the toucn OF your waving barr
which wakes my soul FEELING too profound for ausht
that h,.s end dice IT, bear
How my ~ art sank ~tthin me when my eyes could
no Iore'f perceive Jour f.cediug fo'm tou "a. tue
kirs sent yuu (ss did come one sis- ~oud tnst
~ couo have been imprinted your loving and pas.
tiors lips instead Of va tug it, sou tue desert
air could you have heard u my sst Sigh " would
have told You more than my feeble lips could
ray. Itu wu,.id hsv. heard The anguish of hsart
ft,L,p in ne own true language now I lament Mt
s..mx you alone b.for. ! left. We would have
ss,d aud c.nrsted years ieto the snort space
81 ,,oobd 90 wet from tim. the happiness
10 b. dstsTr.d during 80 s-y mouths. sshtd 60 az
enc fsfsptiL not .itbib the sbadoss ~ veil- rhcn
ek down the nj, snu beusa,n the eyes q the in
dih,iet which throw b.ck the fe-ings Of the heart
IL H. 49, HLhL