Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-22

Here followed a series of inquiries.
which evinced an anxiety and solicitude
that mother alone can feel--to all of
which Sir. D. replied to her perfect salts
faction
You know our Henry" said the old
man. raising his head from his staff: well
sir, then YOU know as worthy lad as
ever liyed-God VIII bless him for his
goodness to his old grandfather he ad-
ded in q tremulous voice, while the tears
ran down his cheeks
He is a worthy fellow, to be sure. said
Mr.. Delanceyri rising and placing we'll fill
ed purse into the hands of the old man.
5" He IS worthy fellow, and shall not want
friends
Noble boy" said he, mentally. as he
was riding along. ruminating on his late
interview. noble boy. he shall not want
wealth to enable him to distribute happi-
ness, / believe ha loves my girl, and if he
does, he shalt have her, and all my pro
purty In the bargain
EILledw,th this project. and determined
# possible, to try the true state Of their
hearts. he entered the breakfast room the
next morning after his arrival home
SO Henry is about to leave US to 20 to
England to try his fortune he careless.
ly observed
Henry about to leave T said Caroline
dropping the work she had IN her hand
about To leave US, and going to England
she added Ia G tone which oviuced tie
deepest interest
To be sure. but what if he Is my chiId27
Nothing 9.t, nothing. only I thought
We should be rather lonesome
Tell me. Caroline said Mr. D tender
Is embracing her tell me, 90 YOU love
Henry You know I wish YOUR happi-
ness, my cdild-I have ever treated You
with kindness. and YOU have never. until
now, hid anything from your father
Neither viii l now she replied hiding
her face in his bosom / do most sincere
y. esteem him. but do not for worlds tell
Linn oft. for lie has never said it was re.
turned
i vii soon find that out, and without
telling him, too, replied the father, leay-
ing tile room.
Henry, said he. as he entered the count
ing house. you expect to yisis the couu-
try. shortly, DO youF
u es. in about a month";
IF it would not be iuc0nvonient" re-
Joined 1Ir. ID, I should like to have you
d-l1rit week or two longer.
1T viii be 40 inconvenience. sir. and
fit VIII Obliga you. VIII wait with pleas
are
It viii most certainly obl;ce me. for
Caroline .s to De married in about four
weeks and I would not Mss having you
attend the wedding
Caroline to De married, sir said Hen
~ starting as If by an 9cctric shock.
Gasoline t. be married Z is it possible =
10 De sure it is-but what is there
wonderful in tLatH
Nothing. sir. only It was rather sudden.
rather unexpected, that is all
1t Is rather sudden. to be sure replied
Lr. d.. but 1 ana an old man. and as the
man Of her choice IS we'll worthy Of her. I
see no use iu waiting any longer. and am
very glad you can stay to the wedding.
i cannot stay, sir, indeed 1 cannot. re
Piled Henry. forgetting what he had pre-
Fl9usly said
.Iou cannot = rejoined Mr. D., why you
just said yol would
Yes. sir. but business requires my pres
eGce iu the country. and l must 90
.BUtyou said it would put you to no in
convenience. and that YOU would wait with
pleasure
Command me in anything else. sir. but
in this respect I cannot oblige YOU said
Henry, rising and walking with heavy
strides across the floor.
Poor fellow he had thought his pas
SION s1Dducd but when he found that
i
Caroline was soon. 50 Irroyoca0-y. to be
come SAo1AeFs ne latent spark burst
59FJ-' INTO an UaeA-iagulsHaoie name ; and
lie Hound IL VAN TO endeaYor 70 conceal
l.s emotion
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