New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27

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= g How rapidly time passes 1T is just fifteen
years this evening, Ellen, since for the first time
I took my sent BY this fresde, with You in my +
arms; The air was keen and frosty. the same 1
as il is now, and rensmber OF thinking how /
pleasant and comfort able u looked, to see the /
ruddy glow Of the fire. Light play on the wallis
and ceiling. IS s sssss 81 "a
Instead Of thinking about that, r wonder L
you had NOT been quite dissouraged ~ &he idea i
of taking care Of helpless child with means 80
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| q No, replied Margaret g the effect Nasl
exactly contrary 70 that. When though of
the promise made your mother, and looked on {
your bright smiling faces with such nm express [
son 81 entire trust IN IT. whenever y was turned
4 towards NINE, felt strong m the belief that1
should have the power giye1. me to DO we'll by
\ you and as continued to think about ~ my
| little snug room looked still more pleasant and
CHEEKY than before . x ~ ~ assl,ss
As Margaret ceased speaking, the door OPEN
ed, and a fine looking young man, with A frank
open countenance, entered with the damIh harity
Of am old acquaintance. -
There y q chair waiting for you, EDWARD
i sad margaret. with smile, winch came mt
only to the hps but ia the eyes OF Ellen, making
her whole countenance radiant and sparkling 4
4 attested her pleasure at his appearance
i !" Thank you, said he, IN reply TO MargoretS
4 sssbut 4 must not stay g minute: MIR. Giixons
who has been unweh for several days, became
s suddenly much worse last mght, and the doctor
4 says that Mrs Niddles has not the time, even #
4 she knew how, TO take proper care OF him. n NQt
4 knowing who to apply to, thought would CALI
round this way, and ask ven II you knew Of
any one you could recommend.
= car thInk Of several, Z, replied margaret
s who might answer, but unfor rtunately they are
s. all engaged She remained silent . minute,
and then said, : VIII go s. I. 8
4 8 Are you really IN earnest = ~ 81
- am. Ellen will be willing to spare me, 81
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= Certainly but Will not my uncle recognize
you !or II ne should fail TO DO So VIII nos MIS-
:. Nlddles
10 confess the truth, !! WISH that Mt Gilxon
. might recognize me. II has been on. my mind
I several weeks to call on him, and let him know
that his sisters child still lives. Who knows,
when he tintis 1t to be so, but that his heart may
warm towards yous It ls said that ne has no
! love for any thing but gold vet even IN zhss
heart there may pc q spark Of affection, which
may be warmed into life ssssas s.sss i. I. .s.s
!. !. ss's v hen wall you pc ready togo 81 said ~
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