The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-25

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i 81 Lavs lop,y ,o.n" sLe ,r,vered "opI 400,
with main that Won L,v. ceased IN ror,r,I him "
"RtgarJl Ineyer had the .li,.btest regard for
him Let thi. Inc r.carJsJ-hs ,tovs not in tbi,
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apo Won knn,v tb,t n. wishss to dn .ot,
~ Jo not neitba, do 7 cnrc tn know
81 cauao, but wonder that Won should di.lik.
him tim;dIv ob.orvcd Mrs Biack.ubu,y far she
, was fearful Of GIVING offence
"Surely tbere must l.. some mistake which a
s,w Lind w,r,Is w,rla 60, % ,,b,sr
There ia no.binp of the Ipd" he answered.
,imnlv "Iie il ;psnlen, and un,rat,fulp
Nv Ioyew
"Well what wouIJ NV love saw 2" he returned
ouicklv with 4, sneer
DThat I never s,v IN. sl;,b,o.t svnntom NJ in.
,oepco or incr,ti,udon y sb,. renl;.J warmly :
."Were he NV own brotber Json,rd | could no,
feel Greater affection for him or have better
cause to do So" '''' - "''' " ~ ~'
1T il thus" ,cmorLed Brackenbprv. with n
we'll assumed sincerity oftonc that ,hcs. smooth
hyroc,;tc. creen into the soft hearts of ,i,Iv we
, men on, that Won knew him Kate n. we'll
|, ns I dor
f He now cnJeovored 10 imnress unon hi. wife's
mind that Algor was n ssl6sb and COLL hear,.d
JissemLIer b9t WA, unable 10 convince % her, al
, though she said no more in defence of her Young
/ friend lie was. however more successful. when
he sought to nreyail upon her to be the medium
Of conveying To him that ON such n ,lay he mi,,t
) depart the house Painful as the errand might
be- Mrs Brock,nburv saw at once that il wa.
b. best entrusted to her hands.
/. It was not without deem regret and visible @
2 motion that when the time came. ,be acquitted
. herself of the unrrateful task Alsar heard her
with concern but without surprise. He bowed
. stammercd ayerted his face and after pause
said, hurried
h 81 have seen and suffered onouph TO assure m,
D that NV lonrer stav here is ont Of the question
! | have offended Mr.. Brackenbury, but how, dc
t not know. Do Won. Madam ~
"Indeed-indeed, | do not"
. ~Do you think that if | were TO ask him. ant
put that question to hlm. he has sufficient r.gar,
left for me to set ME in the way Of coming to III
: explanation I"
= "Whv. really, nv dear Harry" began Mrs
!. Biackenburv. Il fear
1T is not for myself speak at all" lie resum
t ed hastily, with n momentary feeling Of boysl
/ pride, which under the circumstances, was to b,
r forgivon-"fur myself, mean as remaining here
c All that could wish is that nigh. continue il
his esteem
i "You will-you shall recover it, Harry sal,
g Mrs Brackcnbury, pressing his hand.
. Tell him how grateful am to him for all h,
has done for me" said Harry as they parted
h "All that shall ever be, If am 10 be any thing
u owe to him-all'
u And the Young man neither spoke what h
did not feel, nor, to speak justly, the ruth, li
= did owe very much TO Brackenbury, though th
> latter did not, or would not know 1t. Geniu
e never vet produced anything worthy the attcn
/ ton of men that was not wrought mainly within
the confines OF art, and nrt--thc nv ans oi EN-
= b"dyng his conceptlons-he had acquired iron
i his master
r Agar left the house, ond without s shake q
+ the hand, wish of success, or oven word iron
Brackenburv. And this man. having driven HI
late pupil injWiously. almost with insult, iron
D. his door was now happyi Very far from it
D How the passion ot envy hrst gets possession q
u the soul we do not know; but whether It come
q as an invited guest, or enters ms an intruder TN
Is certain, That 1t no' only depraVcs Tue mlnu
u but II 'mpMrs the faculties IL brhckenhn'N dl'
o' oeS 10 ''e. .'Ns",. 'o' MS Wv.
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