New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

twelve years old, Wheb VIC nave eSNA'P"0"
If the household of which he has been made
member, introducing us TO the angelic Rachel
LADY Castlewood, who was destined TO form
the ending star of his youth and manhood.
The instinct which led Harry Esmond ~ admire and
love the gracious person the far apparon OF whose
beauty and kindness had so moTed HIM when ne hs'
heheld hsr became devoted affection and passion
Of gratitude which entirely hed als young he tns ss
ve, except in the OF dear Father Holt had nah
yerv ltiIe kindness Tor which 10 be thankful: U La
esr thought he remembering the lines out Oh tue tneis
which Mr. Holt had taught him There seemed, a. the
bow thought in every look or gesture o. the r creA
tre an an -ec so.ness and bright pityn motion or re
pose she seemed gracious alike the tone 81 her voice
though she uttered wor!s ever so rivlai ave nun
peasure that amounted almost 20 anguish II cannot DC
called love- that lad Of twelve years OF age Lite mort
than meuihl felt for exalted lady his mistress out
i was worship To catch her eisnce 70 uvlne hct er
rand and run On il before she lad spoken r TO WAGE
follow adore her became the busine,s Of his NE Mean
while A. i tie way often hs idol had idols Of her own
and thought OF or suspected me anrHsh o. neI
little picmy GdCrcr.
Nv Ia had on her side her three dols frs: ami fore
n,o.t I've and supreme ruler. her lord, Harry
maroon the good Vi-count OF CetlewoOd All Wisnes O.
bis were lava with her If he had hcaiache she wa
ill., II he frowBod, she trembiei. u he )oAed sho
smilei aHi wac Charmed II he went hunting she was
ALWAYS 81 the window to him ride away her Lille son
Growing en- her arm, On the watch I'll h' return enc
made dishes for his dinner -plced his VINE Tor MN
hou Sc when he slept his chair. ami watched or look
when he woke. II my lord was not little proud OF rs
beauty, my lacy sdOrcd IL. she chung 10 ms arm as ne
paced the terrace hertWo fsr little hands rac rouhi
bis great one her eyes were ncver nrcd OF LOOKING IN
hi taco and wondering az its PERFECTION Hot NIUE son
Was his SON. and had h- fathers LOOK and curry brown
hair Her daughter Bcstrix was his daughter AMI nad
his eycg-wcre there ever such beautiful eyes n me
world, All the house arranged ~ a 10 bring hum
end give him pleasure She liked the small gentry
round about and pay him court never caring
for adm,ution FOR berse, those who want2dto De wei
with the lady must admire him Mt regarding heI
dTess .fe would wear gown 20 rag because ne hWi
once lk Ell IL; and ii he brought her brooch or rln
bon would prefer 20 al the most costly aIleies Oh mex
wardrobe.
Nv lord went TO London every year for SIX weeAs
ami the 'y being poor 20 appear n court Win
sry fcurc-hc went oone. Il was not un'i nc Wa GUY
OF saLt tilt her face sho"ed any s'Ifo" M -. h.;
lev when he came back Nht preparation oeore ~
return The 'ord creature mad his arm chhr AT .'iJ
chin .-idc-ccl- biting % Pr me cnhFch "a It. "'
lk ~ Them there Nobody tor hl- place ~ ue Vi''i
but hi@ liver tsukaT stood there p wien ~! lo WIS
present. "a obs.nce
, - tio - many mornings when sleep OF he'dacle = PI
him clcd This rir ioung lady OF Castew0o1 hsr HlIl
dsuc ter ~ her knee md her done,hcs ~a.'Fe1 l"u
her reading the Morning Prayer ol me Ehs,'n l.'S
T,.,i lone remembered how she locked and spoke
Lucer, reyrr ntly before the sacrch oocS tle sun
,Iinnc p.n her golden hair until Il made h"'C IOu
Ill, al her \ dozen Oi the servants "i 'n' n""-' ''-
i n, ,r,, 70 In. n mistress for a. nile Harry .-in2nt
kcrt 1ucff !lcm these mystcre nut Doctor Iu.her
,h wing him ilat the Prayers read were toso oil the
,I1rc IL al ngor aud tie boy own lnclm0on prompt
i'm, linn ~ be always ~ he might ~ nj mistress
and 10 hin an thing she did r-h:, from listening 70 the
m yor ia tic nntcchambcT, he presently 20 klce
doTn with The rest o. tine household IN The parl0r; and
b,ore couple Of year, my lady had made a thorough
convert Indeed tho boy loved his cs:cch er 50 mach
that he would have sub-cTLcl 70 anytn se bale HIM
and was tired Of l.teuisg her fond discourse
ami tinplc ccHm' upon the book winch se read q
Lnn in voice OF which It was difficult 90 re- s. ne swoe
per- Ion, aEd cndei appealing kindness. TINS TREND
ly co,'roycIsy and TIE intimacy which i occasicn'd
toUEd the lad mere Ton ll tL.u ever % MS mistress
The LsTpic.t period Of al LIS lie this; and Ia
young mother, with her daueh,er and son, pnj the
on h'n I'D vhcm she protected, READ AMI worked AMI
played End were children together II the !4iv boxed
iolwrrl-as What fond wsmsn does not Toward the
future she Lad plans from which Harry Esmoni was
le cut; and thousand and Thousand rmcs in his pas
sCnatc md iIapeiucus way lie vowed that 10 pooo.
should separate him from hs Mistress ami only nse
for some CHARGE 20 huppen by which re might show his
fidelity 10 her Now II the close of his life, he sta
ind recalls IN tranquility the heppy snd busy al
IT, he think unTatey that he has been faithful
70 that early vow Su he is 20 simple that wears
,ney he chroricled in few line. But icw mems lite.
yoyaces are dsbc 20 lie all pro porous: and this calm
OF which s!eailn5 wvs s0Jn - come to an end
This roaeate sketch is succeeded bya family
picture in which more somber hucs begin 70
prtd,miuate Alas. for wOman's constancy
ard devotion, growing tiresome by their low
ing excess, and wastclnlly layished on that
yest Of iDeratos, TIE wayward heart of man.
- Z mend grew anil ob,crved for himself he found
OF necessity rau 20 read and think outside that tonl
circle CT kIsolk who had admitted him TO ioin hands
with them lie read mere books than they cared 70
study with him; YVES alone IN the midst OF them many
tine and passed nights abors futile perhaps bat
in which they could not join him His dear mistress de
VII e. hi thoughts with her usual Jealous waichuness OF
srecticn: began 20 for ole time when he would o.
cape from III homcne; and. at his eager pro taous
IN Il la .fu -N..f...
Ref re those aa de in lite executed there are
slvfys secrec provisions and warning omens. When
elythrc vet seems cal We that the storm
l. eorig Ere tie happy days were over TWO NJ l,-sr
Of tlst fcneperty iet TINT the were drawing TO
close; and were uneasy and the lcoS out for the
Clcud which was to obscure their caln.
Twas es,y for Harry TO see however much MS laly
persisted in obedience and admiration tor her hui
bfrd thGt my lord u-ed Of hi quiet lie aud grew
weary ard them tcsy, at those gentle bonds with which
liz vie would have held him Az they say the grand
L,na of Tibet il very much fagued by his character
O; divinity and yGwns on his altar his bones tnes
AID wor hip him, many hOne-god grows heartily sick
Of the reverence with which his family evoecs pursue
linn, ard signs FOR freedom ami for his OIL lite and 10
lie of the celestial which bis dependents would have
lin cit tOres IT, while they adore him, and Ply him with
fow,Is snd hymns and incense Nnd ta'tcry So amer
few years o. hs marriage my honest Lord Castlewood
BEGAN g tre all the highl0wn rapures and devotional
ceremonies with which his vile his chicf prestes-,
treated lim rst sent hm 70 sleep and then drove him
out OF dcor for the truth must be told that my lord
was Jelly gentlemen with very Little OF the august
divine in h. nature though his fond wife persisted
yernc tend besides. he bad pay penalty for this
love- which persons Of his deposition seldom Ike 10 lie.
lrey and, in word, if he had loving WIFE hsd zeal.
ou- and eXscting Then he wearied OF this jealousy;
then he broke away from l. then came no doubt COM
plants ard reciimnaons then, perhaps, promises Of |
amendment not iuhiled then upbrsilings me
pleasant, becaue they were SILENT and only sad looks
snd fearful eyes eonyeycd them Then perhaps, the |
pair reached that ether stage which, uncommon in
married lie when the woman perceives that the goi Of
81. hon
The rest ous-and so she looks into her heart AMI o
taehG Ndss ct mania drcdAd And now suppOsing our |
10y to have fine genius and brilliant wit OF her own
and the magic spell end in;stuatGn removed from her
which had led her 10 worship a god very ordinary |
mortal-snd what iollow-i They live together and |
they dine together, and they say my dear" AMI my
love as heretofore; but the man is himself and The
woman heIs't: that dream Of love is over a. every |
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