Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-03

dSO-dC least seven, SnOulQ lnlnk-l
knew intimately a family of that name.
They went to settle at Boulogne perma.
nently, since which, my professional en-.
gagements have prevented me from seeing
them. | know them very well indeed"
At that time," he continued, " there
were two young children-the one lit
tie over ten years of age, and the other
younger,
=" There were, and Ellen, the elder,
was as beautiful child as ever"
He sank into chair with deep groan.
"What is the matter, sir" said | Z" are
you ill.,"
He looked up at me with an expression
of face I shall never forget, and, in hol-
low tone, he said,-
Doctor, you have read Shakspere, no
doubt, often attentively, and | may say
in the words of one of his bright creations,
'Who can minister to mind disease |
am i'll, but it is sickness of the soul. l
have come to say, that should q young
lady come here, and announce herself as
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"Trdoed e;r and undor ,rbot cireun,
stances do vou exnect ber to come bore an
"She recollects your address as a
friend of her father, and might come to
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uloPPeu d niue ammonia "nicn recover,
Gu MN from Tue la,n1hess "nlcn seemed
10 De coming over ",m' .
Doctor' nc contlnueo, Il you nave
hve minutes ,''he 10 spare Will 'eii you
am Dut snouiu she come mere, you snail
know her Dy her long mar; 1t Is worn
low, ana wound up IN II is a small unread
OF SILVER.
started from my scat as at once tne
conr,cuon came across me that poor I'll
len oarsrelu corpse lay even now ", IN my
parIor. .. ne saw my emotlol'' ana llhe";se
rose s. WIN a iaee alarm ,
s %hoeEer Ever .ore rci neT ron ner nome . !.
oiieo ,r - mas .eai'u' "a, ',Scount ~ sel'ie
was -t"as - ~, n'.eu ni""rel' IT
,ioi.le say ""'1 !Uu WIZ W .'e. : ".
pra,u lhe as you wiii' my sPt''s Is no"
cFohel'' anu Eau oeaF al. 'ooh her
from he! haPPy NOME Iore her iroln
she eh'ifoii's a'i'S VI 'iose WIN ioVeo
iet. r,
Goou laease"s. miia' ihuIoen!e,'s :I1
eoGca Gc 81, you oiier 10 hef 10 'eao 50 noff'oie
iaie III
mar'iase' e., o'ieteu ner 81. marriage
pue spare me; one s"1re tn's morning
she Woulo lake poison, out 'hat 1rst sne
would come TO you TO leave a message for
her parents. Since she lett me- my heart
mas neeA wrung oy henas' am man
OF sorrow. oh should she come here'
tell her VIII iulhl all promises; tell her
she shall be mine, and that the mock mar
rage which deceived her snail De sue
ceeded by a real one, anu she shall smile
again"
A mocs marriage; slrj5' SAID so
1t was by that most vile stratasem that
poor Ellen was undone; NO wonder,
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ed tou w ~. NV 49, n..on y. ,v wv, Dr. ra.a n
1en,s Ie S fthar r' sSo1ld tU b,vo ~ nrav sor M
fence Ellen Sars6eld is now"
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