Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
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CHATTER 10.
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We have said that the heart Of Marion
Wood,uc had bc,u Won and L the reader
will take 4 stroll with Us to u,c beautiful
GROUNDS and mansion, which, since he death
Of his brother, Mr woodllnc had rented, and
which was now the residence OF Mr. Alphcus
Hobart, Young lawyer, who had recently
married a lovely anJ ac--nplS,i woman /,
We will there, on our own responsibility, not.
vIihstanjlns our dislike Is tale bearing, rc-
late some Of the scenes enacted one year pre-
yious To the commencement ofour ,slc. Mn
Hobart, feeling deep Nmpalhy for the early
bcrcaycncn, OF the orphans, had, with DELI
cate tact, peculiar only to woman sough, their
Acquaintance, with the laudablc view Uf IN
uung them To spend the approaching summer
months, with her al their former home, the
cherished spo, to them 80 hallowed by buried
hopes, by memories, 'ighs and tears" 20 en-
dearcd sy all the ehu9ng associations that
bind the heart To the scenes of early days
Groauul 70: the friendship oC this cs,ihS-
DE lady. Marion ard isabel has,cncd their AZ
ranrcmenis Tor the happy change, and when
the soit skies Of June shed the genial glow
upon the renovated earth, and the balmy AIR
seemed laden with pcrfumed buds OF love and
poc,y they again Wandered forth, over the
irr,hcnlnr green ofihclr native bowers, paus-
INC here and there. as they wound their way
through the leafy shrubbery, to mark the
tender shoots tina, smiled upon them, which
ever way they turned their raPtuous gare.-
Nor did they forget the ripping stream,
where IN childhood they had lavcd their round
ed arms. and IN their bird Ike sports, had
scattered from their tender palms the crystal
drop, msParingly over their waving sunsy
locks.
Seated upor its edge, they talked long and
earnestly, IS L tss long suppressed feelings
Of IN, oycrcharrcd heart had burst the thread
that confined them IN their troubled cells
Sometimes smile would culver upon the
lips OF Marion, as she gaIcd through her tears
into the face OF Isabel, whose flashing eye and
burning check beiokened the varying emo
irons cf her heart.
- pity thee, my sister, for ] know what
bitterness thou art doomed to feel, ere thy
Young heart sh,ll learn 20 bear IN silent rcsig'
uaroa, the TRIALS that ever await Us. We
have no reason to hope for the leas, ameliora'
ton Of condition, and long years must elaPs'
ere lcgitimalely we can free US from the 'hral'
dom which thus embiurcs existence"
q" No. dearest, but they shall moi" return
ed Isabel, smiling, "for il no gentle cavalier
wins the heart Of INV sister bird, and 50 takes
her away for love, and me for pity, why
then -"
"Hush =" whispered Marion, while her
cheek and brow turned pale, and as suddenly
flushed with crimson blushes, "hush, and
she caught the arm Of her sister, and was
gliding hastily away, when gentle voice ar
rested her, and form OF manly grace stood
before her.
81 must hunbly ask your pardon for my
intrusion. ladies, and trust you will believe
ms sincere. when I tell YOU that having just
arrived at this happy Eden, the residence Of