The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-16
F0a ssh.ins uaios nssszins.
LIZZIE WHITE.
Q. TsHsltan: Ian 70 a:lntlanl Esrl

Q: rsutltan, rsan 10 a:lutlan! Eal
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!. Sol sa;ag 20 Mrs. Melhy'si WHY
diI s..u khss all-l lizzie whils. whom
,as always aiairrd % ahundanlly. 10 10
Lr lhefei"
.Yrs ! knew phe hal rriurned."
.fan knew she had returned" Won
Islsn'-s Want has come over you.
10 sp.ak - rnlslis ~ mater whirh il
really 30 Interesting 10 yn.l'
Il an giai Mi~s White is among rs
aran. anJ shall he pleased 20 meet her.
shr i wy entertaining giil."
!. Iial yna saeAs Of her with as mach
naa-ril.lance - you would Of Qlsen Vic
inlia--very unlike The impressanenf with
which you ..nc- lssll an her grarc. is-ie,
and con rrsalianal powers. her lofty char.
zrier--'
.Gsnlly. sister mine. you are drawing
fro n imagination. and moi nirmory."
/. Nav. James. this Is really provoking
You eeriaialy praised LIZZIE while inr
more attractions ani virInrs than ever
eealrri bclnrr in sny nne in,lIvidaal: yoa
made her oal al'ngrihcr \
Too bizh, AMI g.ad
For human natures daily foodr
you were always urging me TO invite her
hele; so that. although | liked her very
much. my esgeraess frll sadly ia The rear
81 your own. You always Joined her in
all her pionena.ies. whenever yon Obtain
ed . distant glimpse of her in the street;
and whenever YOU were in her socieiy.
You preferred convcrsing with her 10 any
one rise. You apppeared disfroi when
she was absent. and your fare always
lighted up when she entered the room;
and now won will deny all this. suppose.
sal sa,i-fy your conscience by calling il
Wiife lie :. The reprosehes Of Miss
0pie he npon yau,"
Apparently. shall be amply punish
ed with you own approaches. Maria. if 4
ever have bern as foolish rs you aver
II you ever have! You shall mot
escape me so. James. What has chang.
cd yn ml Has anolhsr bright, par,i-
cul.r star" arisen 70 ynul
".Man is mconstant ever;
One fsot on sca, and one on land,
To one thing constant never"
No slar on the sex. or 1 shall qnoie.
and fron The mosi lcnicnl of poets. too
60 woman's Faith and womans TRUST
Write the characters in dust,
Stamp them on the running stream.
Prin, them on the Moons pale beam,
And each e--ncsccnt letter
Shall he brighter, fairer, hciirr,
And more permanent. wren,
Than the thing those letters mean"
.Ali, ha pour brother. lhcn she is the
inrnnsisnl nne. and me more fortunate
mortal is summing himself in her favour.
do moi believe il; tor, ,l,e lasi time saw You
together. she .miled very graciously on
you. So do not ,lcsp,ir. should like
Lizzie White FOR sister, of all things"
.sAnd prefer tho sister have"
"Dun'i hrihe me by your naliery You
were certainly once much Interested in
her. and fast becoming more so. What
change has como nver the spirit Of youl
dream! Have YOU ever seen me oI hrl
curls awryi Did she ever wear creakine
shoes. or raise her voice tno loud, Doe.
mol she hold her han Ikerchief in The ap
proved wav. hitting the corners drnoT
etarelully from The centre! Has she
shown any bad match in coleuIs, that yol
no lnuger deem hrr match ior you!"
..Fanhlrss in her dress. Maria. so FAR a
! have observed; graceful in her manners
uncommonlv agreeable in con rersatIon
witt, much generous feeling. and fine
mind, well culiivatcl-al This Miss White
IS: vel will acknowledge 10 you. my dea
sister. thai n slight f,hlc has changed m,
opinion nf her. She is too sensitive re
speriing her age"
Al. ihan von objection is Of year,
standing: | never dreamed &c such fouu
dalion for it. Well. age is tender poi,
with Lizzie. | know. alihnngh how 40
shnnltl discern il. IL, mol know. She
tweRiy-seren or cighi, and is older b
some four or five veaIs. Than most Of III
la'lies Of our sci with whom she is int
mate, while many Of her own age az
married; anil suppose This is The reaso
why h subject Of aye always makes lie
nervous.
Bn, what deplorahle we4knes. an
Il pnls her whole characlnr on diffare,
faoting. 10 wish for The consrealmer
Of are, shows that person is llvin for a
object which can be accomplished onl
within certain number Of years, Will
what should be the uteal purpose Of liz
we can always fnliil.''
oh. vau take The matter too seriously
james: and you are unjust. ino.. L'zzi
,sna, living for The great goal Of nairmt
ny. (ar SHE has had and refused advar
taseplS .oil'.rs; but you know thai in soc
e'v. singh. ladies' are apt to be iilil
passs, anl have The o,lum Of 'old mait
fastened ilpon ihem."
Z" M. ,ln MT know that an agrecahl
woman who enters society will, the rial
mnuves. noi for the mere attention she ca