The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-16

lion.-i do NOT knnw Why she shnsld be
Inrgleelsd. or in any way de from. cuIn.
va ell persons viii attract. and be attracted
BY oihrrs wha are eullivslsd. al xhalerer
sgr: and il ran anly be restless snxisiy
70 appropriate 10 oneself The superficial
posIllnn 81 The hrllr. whlrh would make
lle errdis "f a number OF yran any OBJ.
jrci."
:. And there are Few who eauli refrain
from re-bsLling when lIley are obliged 10
rlInqaish this position trsil is no such
rasy Thing 10 see The rirrIe gradually form
rouusl oilier laraurilrs whirh nse.l 10 en-
.rirrlr nne The instant af entrance inlo the
drawi"s-ronn. No such easy matter 10 feel
Thai ,he hrroning dress dors not tell as
universally As formrrly.-lhal lhe ready
repsrse mn longer finds the repeaisd {.
rhres which once kept up il, point"
But. my dear s'sier. you are describ-
ing The iriumphs Of vanity. moi the genuine
pleasures of social intercourse. lf Miss
Whiie lives fnr those, I no longer Won
der a her wish 10 protect against iime's
account"
No. no; she does not live for Them.
bni these have SOMETIMES lived fnr her.
Aud. seriously. aiIhnnI being The less luf-
q IN her character. or agreeable IN rom
vrrsaiion. she may not be wholly insensi-
BILE 10 considerations 10 whirh you will
find very few hind. Fn nrome. l have alter
ed my miad ahoni g'ing To Mrs. Wrlby's.
and yon must ac' ompany mc. Lizzie
will plead her own cause heuer Than !
seem to do f
Al MIS-. Welhy's pleasant iea-pariy
were c"llerie,l;-just The number uh,ch
gives choice and variety. if one wishes.
ar the pnlonged ieie-a-irte. Among
the guests was Mrs. Cushman. an early
srh"ulInale Of sume uf the ladies'. whom
shc had not met ,inre nrr marriage. al
eighiren. with lawyer Of anoher city.
plrasani, an,iahlc. and preiiy. moi much
given 10 generalization. naturally speaking
OF whatever came nppermosi, she seemed
10 lind more satisfaction IN "reminiscences
and comparisons Of The past than in any
other subject. After some humorous an.
ccsloics which she recalled Of school days
-. Why, Lizzie " bite r. shc cxclaim-
cd. rs the lady entered the room; . still
Lizzie White, understand. and as young
looking Is ever. ] declare y she added
shaking hands with a warn cordiaIiiy
which was hardly reciprocaied. Th,
.epiiha and ls application deepened lh'
colour on Miss Whites check, and cause,
a transilory expression Of yexalian whirl
,lhc unwilling eyes of Maria Western m
lticed. but which she ,ainly hoped hel
brother did nGi perceive. She quickly
Turned The conversation 10 some genera
suhje I, on which she talked as nuen,ly
and gracefully as ever.
by The way, Miss Whi,e.' said Mrs
G, shman, "who delivered the poem u
- al the time Judge Knowles gave hi.
humorous lecture on CAN'T"
IL do not remember; ! was very
young schonl girl at The time. Il seems !,
J me that have heard it was Bowring.
Why, do you not remember our goin.
over TO 49, in carriage together! ]
vas
Mr.. Western" said Miss White, has
iily. as she saw hi. attention was given I,
the conversation. "do you know Bowring
lie is most singular union of6rmness @
character with in,ccision of mind. No on
can he more fixed in couduct il convince,
in opinion; hui The world in general be
lieve him inlirm Of purpose.
: "0h. Miss White - persisted the talks
J. tive. unsuspicious Mrs. Cushman, "yo
!. must remember that day Of his poem.
. was only the day hefnre my seventeen
: birlhday.>and there were only FIVE days
r difference
! "You are losing your pin, Mrs. Cusl
j. mani" almost shriekei Mss lille, Will
the lady pu, up her hand To rescue III
: ornament, which reposed in iis place a
i security as ever. while Western hall iurI
II ed his head Ia Conceal contempiuor
q smile a, The rusc.
IS "Ah! WAS mistaken. Excuse M
Y bui I always tremble for canoes. ther Al
e so easily hrnken. once spoiled one b
j. dropping i, on the pavement. ltswas
g copy Of an exquisite painting Consf
n lalion.' Apropos ofconsolalion. you kno
y that notorious. money-loving Blake. Har'
" had lis wife been ,lcposi,edin her toni
d when. hearing that old Warren was dea'
u and his bereaved widow, his enriched "
Il dow. rather. was sci in all his beqnealhe
u wealth. lie hasiened, before any competl''
y could anticipate him. 10 bespeak an in!e
e est in her sentiment and silver. The Q
E, lady is very deaf. and as he told her he h
come 10 offer her his heart" Offer u
!. a harp! | never knew anything alb"
e music. except Old Hundred and fe
D. psalm-tunes. when hear en-" Then
i told her, with as much variety as his r
I mantle vocabulary could command, III
e he was attached 10 her. The word alta
! reached her auricular in i,s most taxi,
secsc. Impossible, Nr! Mr.. War;
e did mol leave debt in the world; Y,
1t can't attach ahine!" Al length he ma
IN her comprehendi in plain English, that