The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10


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81 s., s S ~ . new soos 70 read 70 you
hi. ..sS;;ss. ~ lsry," said Edward Hervsy to
his y.sae Ne =. afternoon, :. the se. table we
Is.en - III ~ ~
~ veu w;ll spend your evenings at home
- v1ssst Won ~ INQUIRED Mrs Heryey, with
ssi2aeise. tas ~ 1sis s,if0
s0A -. ! must be gone for an hour or so
TshaIl enond n hnne Home how sweet that
vsed sssads! Il Is long. long time since have
- homs = and now Hervey's emotion pre-
vente3 ~ ooinnletinu The santence Thoughts of
IL ~ years Il orp6snsas, his struggles with the
vord ia IL hssrt- Ioneliness contracted with the
pssssst fiuisisa Il all his fond day drssms choked
kis usAssaass; ~ srystal issr drop hsdimmsd his
IN SSi6ct3c q 81 sh6ies. the gentle Mary, ~ssi
n wo1sn II rvSrm 4 Fcafions. X and not enc Of the
v,rvi17f Sl1asS Il thsneht which passed quickly,
but G}SsbSetly, .eyss NJ husbands eountenancsl
had sscapsd her notice; and her heart swelled
viii az ihouRht that she was thus permitted to
NJ - whom liz loved most dsvotedly.. She
kDsw 6ha,w,s well instructed in those domestic du-
- which ~ indispsnsshle 70 home happiness !.
shs hooked around On her little domain wiskssks
ssi.keaisa asd psids q * empress. n 81 y
chs;r sSS si.rsrs. lie bfithtly blszina fire, the
work hessf an1 ~ smiling wfe. presented to the
rssusnlssl hssb1nd the facsimile u his ideal Of a
doune11iS H1en. 81
sTSS IN az bSok."n mid Hsrvey, when fairly
ens.e;s1i nnonr he cushions Of his Injurious
chnir:' ~ - pfcceeaed 10 remove the wrapper
ftca 81 etsSea(lr bound volume.
"Wk1l kass yan ihsrs = said his wife, attracted
By ~ Nssssifd sppsasance Of the book /" Let
= lSot z i ior monspt scowpsr's Poems
Well, 4 i vpsv hsnduemely bound ~ and, after
oasslsssl5 tsnnine ovsf tie leaves ! moment, She
retutss1 & Is 81 kusbsnd. 7a.l1 81
Hetvsy tcok he book with an indsfinable feel
ing = disappointment, half conviction that he
ouakx d spSiuaise for he knew not what
+ II q anxious to possess the works Of in ths
standard poets" he at length said " and thought
~ would rad them together this winter; and i,
praae beginning. I believe you like poetry-do
yoa mot .
"Oh. vess very much.n was the replv; Z" but
Why don't you begin to read |? I"
hsrvsy commenced reading. and for time his
slssse, 6 shs commented on the he poets fancies'
6saishsd III isslisgs Of disappointment. But an
Aesf .nasssd, and Merry became more absent
uiI3Gd and 70 deeply absorbed in her work, that
~ nd not the reading and when her hus-
~ tSmnsnts reused her, half vacant look,
and hall uttered response plainly told that her
49, L..
sWhns would you ike for breakfast Edward .
AZ low that question destroyed every vesrige
Of ~ seene in his ideal panorama of married
mda's ekistsnSs! s3--1ss's - 'ss " W. - 7.
"shs's fool!" was his first thought; but the
lcnr: / ~ WAVED her. and 'twa. her vsrv love
for - psompted that ouestion." "a Fsx ~ d !,
Afsv mere attempts on succeeding evenirss
and he standard poets were read in silence. and
withe1t oonment. Mary had discovered that she
T;ns III P n.s!.d an. Ms. Harvey v.. , :. A., !.
~ kouseL.sre, Z rooa VIZ. snd ~ sxoslisn,
nsske,' q ~ - I'll thn.. rs,s,;n. - rSv.;naI
vsil ,Hsev - con.s,nsa Ths horc. ps ~ ,rs
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m.n.k sopao q cgnvsrsanon wss introduced, MIS-
,my vs. 700 oasy o. TOO much iahgued to
nsssn.
0sedsauy Edward HsFvey Withdrew from home
70 - 4$ houf. Alone ~ his office. With too
nnsa pnne!ple 70 ian into wee, he became stern,
- %en, nufymg ms warm affections so deep in
AZ oWa seeen that none would dream Judge
hervey could ever love. Ard he believed ~onsan
Mensa1y sAfsysor to mar.
Il eook yean 70 eject this change; il took years
% eonyince me ond husband that, for his sake,
- ns tn9 AXE of her children, hin wife would
~ spend her eisufs nouns IN developing, discip
IL SO strengthening hsr mind that she would
~ - ahghef aim in life than the daily answer
e " e9escon- What shall we eat what shall
ois wsl.ordessd honss. to keep her children neatly
cp0u. euo 70 prepare excellent dinners for her
hnbond and ffondn Wan 10 har thu s;pe ana MN nf
eri,1aIro Vat n, he w., -s.: -. ~ ~" ~ VI
sSs---.S Ases ~ ~ sety Possossloh ol mese
UAn8 10 W9s unhappy She knew nothing of
thai pf0Gro1e the world WA MAILING hevond tho
sonuln az ia dev 4, IN. ch.n.- .~..es, ~ l o
SeSt W w" cuens0 tetuAEk VI hot nus.
na9d o. q. suesss; nor did she care 70 know. She
sr;sts5 hsss,ssn hs..als n q !nougnt winch