The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-20

against street begging, 4 saw her hold out
her hand to YOU and Il tell you,' said
the young man steadily, 4 know her and
shall protect her My COOL woman said he,
in the ear CT the young rl.whon
he supposed old and uglv'takc this fcs franc
piece and let me lead Won to the next street.
that You NAV get away from this fellow who
will continue to watch YOU. This fire franc
pi're slipped from your hand into mine. and
as We passed under lamp, which until then
| had taken care to avoid. I <a'r yoa' tace.
My tnce?" exclaimed Frederick.
Yes, my dear Frederick, your rdcs:; it was
you who thus preserved my honor and my
life: you gave five francs in charity to Lady
Melville. TO your future wife"
Io"" said Frederick, yo". Young, beau
iiful and rich. you tcqgar'''
"lc>," said Mademoiselle la Tour, ..onre |
was indebted to charity. once only. and it
wa TO YOU"
The morning succeeding this day ofmiserv.
which now look upon as the most fortunate
one of INV life. kind hearted ronc;. yyc took
pity on me. iand She has had cause to bless
the hour she did SOL and found me a place a.
>cam>trr>s in the establishment of rich
noblcman. NV chccrtulneSs and GOOD looks
returned with my ability to support myself,
and although my unlarpt parents were sin
crrrls regretted, time, which acrompli>hrS all
things. gradually soohed nv griet, and for
'una'r Y hcrame a fa,orite with the re>pecta-
BE h"u-rk"cper.
One day Lord Melville came into nv little
room. As was AT work. and seated himself L.,
my SIDE. III. was not tar from >iNtv-iive tall,
thin. OF severe expre--inn OF coun.enancc.
and his ordinary manner was hauuhtt. cold
and reserved. Young woman" said he. Il
know the story of YOUR life will you marry
me"
MARRY goa :" Icxclaim ed. '.your lorl~hiI
is testing" Il never jest" said his lor,l>hip
Il AK again, will YOU marry me: am rich
and am determined my wealth shall not 90 tc
unworthy nrphews. who would bury me- to-
:, =,
than sy mcrcenarv servants. Ii am Ia Ice
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