The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30

U totfftu WIN suIIfist anu fufIc ititc W.
riis,icn. Ihzl his vulgar bow was family
returned by ihr lady ss they passed each
nihrri aud lint her recognition Of him.
slirhi aud dstsni ss il was. not unfrrquenl-
ly accompanied BY blush. wheiher aris-
ing from q llrafurable emotion or The re-
verse could not ior some time determine.
There IL a mystery about bushes. was.
aud am quite aware. moi easily pcnelrsble.
more especially about those Of widows. |
was soon enlighied upon lha, point. One
day, when she happened 10 be standing
alone upon lhs pier-her little Aoy vas
gazing through = lrlescope had horqw-
rd OF ihe landlord Of the hotel where |
lodged-he approached, and before she
was well aware oI his intention. took her
hand. uilerinq a, The same iimr. u seemed.
words Of compliment. ID was then ! OBJ
served her features literally fash with =
vi. idness Of expression which revealed a
beauty ! had moi before imagined she pos.
sessed. The fellow absolutely recoiled
before the concentrated frorn which flush
ed her pale features. and The indignant
gesture with which she Withdrew her
hand from The contamination of lis touch.
As she turned ronfusedly and hastily away.
his eyes encountered mine. and he NUT
tered some uninielligible sentences during
which The widow and her son lefl The
spot. ss
The lady," said !. as soon as she was
nut of hearing. seems in cold bitter
humor this morning; not unlike The wealh.
er." 3.
Yes. Mr.. Wat beg pardon, Mr..
What's your name. ] would say!"
"Waieis. as | perceive you know quite
well. My recollection Of you is not so dis.
iinct. | have no remembrance Of the
fashionable clothes and brilliant jewelry
none whatever; but The remarkable coun
ienanre have seen."
~ dare say you have, Waters" he re
piled. re.assuming his insoIen,. swaeger
ing air. II practice al The old Bailey; an,
have several times seen you there, no
ss now. in The masquerade ola gentleman
bu, wrh number on your collar"
| WAS silly enough TO feel annoyed Cor
momen, q, The fellows stupid sarcasm
and turned angrily away ieas8 adi
.Thcre. don't ay in q passion." con
,inucd he. with an exuliing chuckle. -"
have M wish TO be i'll friends with q
smart hand az you are. What do 20,
cay TO q glass or two Of wine, il only Il
keep this confoundcd wind out Of on
s,omachs! It's cheap enough here" ~
Il I hesila,cda few seconds and then said
IL have no great objection; but first
whom have the honor of aiidrersingi''
i .Mr. Gates. William Gates. Esqnire
attorney at.law." aai se-Na'' ~
CAFES! No, the Gates, I hope, in The
late BRYANT affairi"J lsl p T2 s4f19
well-yes hut allow me 10 say
Waters, that the observations of The jndg'
on that matter. and the consequent pro
ceedings. we're quite unjusiiisble; and
wassirongly advised 10 petition the Hous'
on the subject; but ! foreborc perhsp
nnwisely." H
.From consideration chiefly. dare say
for the age and in6rmnies of his lordship
and his numerous family."
.Come, come" rejoined Gates. with
laugh, .don.', poke fun in that way. tn
. truth il. | &c, on quite as well without a
: with the certificate. | transact bushes
: now for Mr.. Everard Preston: you nu
: derstand!'
Perfectly. now remember where
have seen you. But how Is il your tlres
: has become so suddenly changed! 4
few weeks ago. j. was nothing like .
: magni6centl" m
. .True. quite right. l saw you observe
that. First rate. isn't iti Every articl
genuine. Bond and Regent Street, a'
: sure .yon, he added. scanning himself con
' rlacenlly over. nodded approval, an
!. he went on. You see have had vino
!. fall; piece of remarkable luck: and so
n thought lwould escape outof the dingy
smoky village. and air myself Tor ie'
!. DAYS in the Channel"
i "A delightful time Of the year tor sue
i purpose truly. Rather say yoleame
J. improve your acquaintance with the tad
d yon,ler, who. dare say. will moi, pro'
!, ul,ims,ely innexible 2"
IS "Perhaps you are right--a ltile al lea
y you may be, about the edges. but hel
j. we are: wha. do you iake-port!"
II That as soon as anything else"
j. Mr.. Gates was. as he said, constitution
e ally thirsty, and although i.wassiill ear
: in the day. drank with great relish a.
. industry. As he grew flushed and ros
i and | therefore imagined communicative
IS | said /" Well now. tell me who and VIII
e is that lady -
d The reply was significant compou
!. gesture. comprising wink Of his left e,
=, and the tap Of fore-fnger upon The rig
e side of his nose. waited, but the pant
m mimic action remained uninierpre,ed
le words.
D. Not rich, apparemlyl"
n aPo0r as Job"
le "An imprudent marriage, probably!'
!. :. ,nI I'll t.t a ndsIa vat,