The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Miscellaneous,
From rbo New Monthly Magazine,
Po,lhumOus Memoirs of Myself
% u0aACl sMTn, EsQt AUTHOR % 'hRAM-
HLErfE housE,' &c, Sc.
Concluded rom our last
CHAPTER XII
Curious m waa the concurrence ofoireu


fnH which terminated ~ my dainiermen
Ha4iHy feslefalioh ie life, wn- 10y 40 muuH
'rs extraordinary, Among che subordinal,
nuseH contributing "a the latter result, wHi
.hg fortunate fact that Doctor Llnnel, reach,
hs his homo NJ n late hour, aud having ar
fr1mulnllou Of letters 10 rond, had not go,
ned 10 rosI when ll0dgea rnug the nigh
ell hud gave him a hurried statement of
what had occurred; 80 thnt he was enabled
. hasten back and a. be- kuoeling by NV
lIe IN yery short time nllrr tie despatch
Hmy messenger,
DO not speak a wori' wns the first IN
,uclon you have no strongth for talking.
Leave everything 10 me- will take care Of
you'
Ordering n mntlrass TO bo brought aud 10
be- spread before the lre, lao placed me upon
10 bottles Of hot water were applied tn the
-oss Of NY feet; lac poured into my mouth a
ftn0,nling cordial; after which proliminnriea
! -77 1UUUCI WUIl 1sIIHi IT1TTST- UTTIT nom
uy operators were thrown into profIse
-.npIralion, and I myself ftiI a vial glow
Mflughoul my whole frame.
All goes WELL said the doctor; 1iu, must
have you IN ny own house aud under my
own oye, or ] cannot nnFwer for your rccoy.
rfy, We must remove You before daylight.
iirng ne couple Of blankets immediate.
D.
These being found aud hung before the
ffo iIl thGy were quite hot, were carefully
Mapped around me, when the doctor aud
lodges, both of whom were powerful mon,
iarcd me on thor shoulders, aud carried
ry 10 the residence Of the former, whrro |
Au laid IA no own bed, still onvrloped IN
I'M rvUyUd htHuErrH.- 'f'UuugTtJ w iTUrt bUrU
conveyed, the motion had quite exhausted
wy, aud lay extended, without speech or
-sHasss at pesuiro, until iaiHiod or gradual.
y sunk lnto n gentle sleep.
Al that could ba accomplished by con
sIWpal0 skin, combined with an unrcnIit.
jug and most devoted ifiendship, wns now
rsencd in my behalf aud with such success
'ihl ] myself was astonishrd az ihr-rr,pidiiy
Amy progress, though was still occasion.
Ai prosiruted by inildcr fnrm ortho alarm
lg attacks whch had preceded NY trance.
Lnncl had expressly stipulated thut,iny ntnr.
,HIuus rrsuscitniion should, for the present,
De Kept n secret
You cannot be restored TO your rights
urged that discreet friend, YOU cannot re-
sumo Your station in society, without active
Nruious, and uu exposure to social aud do.
prsitc lrinls uf too exciting, not To say too
rfow,ug nHuire to hG sntrly encountered
20 your prcsout critical state. Any painful
1sMlinu might occasion rclapsc--n danger
HgaV,i which we must especially guard our
,lhc.. When you nrn Strong enough to incc
lhc world, will not only give YOU notice,
bu vii stand by your side to support you in
Your undertaking.
Nrglrcliug uolhuE that could contribute
omy cheer of mind, ns well rs to the cor.
toh'n'nQ of my health, my kind FREUD. ho
heqnc.ily saw my daughter brought me,
such gratifying accounts of hrr deep hui IN.
''fu,r' grief Tor my presumed death that
iG''Aod Neh iuore-tlnu q patrrnni iu:jtluCss
~ s..-n tie dcnr girl once more to my heart.
il'"H'i however, would not pcruuI ITis UnITT
.tee.- -secks had elapsed, when be entered
49, room, saying
llere Is u letter FROM dear Sarah reqursl.
"s PrrhI-sluu 10 call aud ask NV advice, of
matter ol importance, al twelve o'clock 60
lg' Now, ifyOu will promise To command I
l"u' feelings ms well ms you can, you shnll
H ensconced IN the arm chair of our little .
'Ack drawing room, and overhear Our inter
7'rw' HHt dTtcr I nave duty prepared nor Tor r
'e startling Intelligence, | will annouutAl
''Hr rcSHFritRti0H, and Hpprise her of your
.C.cncc'
All was done as he had arranged; but,
touglL tnd promised TO lie perdli ill tho
zoe OF their interview, could not avoid in.
.'glng myself in one momeutury peep us
me eniered ,lte room. Her duuti mourning I.
'Nu Nhe shade of sorrow upon her FEATURES
impaired q moro touching interest to- her
benuiy oh how lovely did she npnenr. 10
me at the moment! Oh how my hear,
hnlled when caught the first accents of
-er soit and winning voice
AlIer pleading the long intimacy that had
VsIed between myself and Linnel ms an OK
,e'r tor the trouble she WIS giving, she con-
HNucu
1ou are aware that by my dcnr fpiher'st
wi am reduced from n handsome indepea-
Nlon.,
am; and if my friend had consulted me
~ 'le subject, should hnvc told him it WINS
'"osb and unjustifnble act. What posi-.
y ohJection could he have had 10 such n
1an as Mnson?'
Oellevc that he had none whatever, but
sure tlnI lIe ncted from the kindest mo-
,.t Tie thought that the daughter of so
a. man onght to nuke grand ollinnce.'
anu =" o'ner words, he wnufed to CRAFTY his
t', uiihhltlon NJ your expense. A common
j6S y 1se4%''gr"h1t not very patcrnal, for all
1ad promised my dear fnther, in his life
A.. Wol would never marry Mr. Mason :
out ms eonsent;and nolhng should have
bs, "Icu me to violate that pledge; but now
AN leil-=nnw- LAM -4,IanG--naw
,,r unior'unateiy,l have no--no--Tbo dear /.
t,n'. y"'ce was broken 10y emotion, anda-le .
n, u moment ere she could rcsumc,-i :
-, ~" tirnk. DncInr-I ask vou us his old !,
.'' oest trjcnd-do you think it wvslI