The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

~ns nv my rsnfd. mslzl s<rrsst. whn
MAS sqi Ca Ell and dsspxsrhrd HIM wah
flse moHvy. instead 81 npssing "a 10 sle
Iss>l - ~ ~ tlia< 81 trll,s q ss1,.s
: "a uauld hare he<n h~i,er On have
\ ns. ss ssrssialy.'' r<piied, Frelsnd.
sie~piy blsslsisx. s. sssS.5 iaig a ~
= fsss t'r she paer woman In nlwhom |
seat "A = sss only an The paint a being
,raashnrs. butshs has sirk husband una.
ls~ " b. s~moseG. and - lhul swing ia No
: lanllef his) he y s.s lhe Isains al bank
npsry, his co~l i<nsll4fd Isss drrl~rrd
HAT. u they dn nas pay ih-ir ,rns by io-
morpw, In ~is isra them imso ihe sis~ei
and Sc n Me ssry bed ilsey he eu : How
essf. - goa 90, Me lesiss an Iss prsi YES
ies<.y. uey ssuss get sl.e 6lly r~sad sose
sa-dzy. ~iss ihry rsasid noss kw there is
NJ i~hsrsy nf leis<ss in I.aMsioa an Sua-
day, ron kaow,'' = s.al ! siii -'rm
= Trae. vrsy ssae." seplisd Fse~isnd.
in sseas whicI, he ssisls iw'rd 10 sender
stczsif.< strrfsnFs rsst = lf,i his..is
.,.a-Tlaes~fase.'' sonssansd L.ly J,~sli..
Il yeu had i-Id me. when we ssrs. the
letEr .wss nos gone. sho,.h have r~~alI-
ed Ia, pes. and cent hiss oG hy slse mail
20 Landon; aud llsen he Mould hsse
rsarhed Somers Tosn. wLers .she Ben-
sons live. in good time; bni noe. though
| own il would have heea .resnica IN
lme 10 send him. Coz fear of an accident. !
eoulal not gel him hack again seon sn~aah;
shrrrfor, | nsusl let things take their
rhsncs; aud. as leusrr seldom miscarry.
the enly danger Is Thai The noie may be
taken out" ~. n ~ i sa.a ~ael
/ She might have talked an honr with
nnl answer or interruption; fr Frerlsnd
was ino much rouss irnce-sirickcn 10 re-
ply: as he found thai he had ma opIy ,old
lsIseIpod. bui ih.s if he had moral rou-
rage enough in tell the truth. The mis-
reHns Ireiigsnre of which he had been
gn,l,y cauld have b~en repaired; hut now.
as Lady L~slie raid. I'll was iro lase.
Hun while Lady I.eslir brrame ialkasise.
and able 10 perform her duties 10 her
friends. after she had ihus unburde,,ed
her mind 10 Frerland. he erw every mo
mrni more aud more absent aud more
iarilurn and though he eoald not eat
with appetite. he threw dawn rather than
drank reprsied elsssrs Of hpek and cham.
pagne. Ia enable him TO rsdIy his spiriis |;
hut in vain. aafe sstI .aii taisf
A naturally ingenious and generous ma
turr cannot shake III the FIRST rompunc-
iinus visi,ings of roustienre foi having
cnmmilied an unworthy action. and lIav-
ing also been The means Of injury To anoih.
Irr. All an a sudden. l,owever, his coun.
rnanre brigh,rned, and a. soon ss the
ladies lrfi The table. he started up left his
compliments and excuse with Lady Les
lies nephew. Who p'esi,l.,la, dinner, said
he had . prrssIrg rail- 10 Worcester and.
when there. as the London mail was gone,
he threw himself in,n post rhaise, and
sri.uf lor Somers Town. the place Lady
Leslie had named ne the residence Of Ma
ry Benson. Al least" said Freeland
To himsrlf. with Iiphtrned heart. | shall
nnw have the satisfaction Of doing all I
can 10 repair my fault" But, owing 10
The delay ncrasinn,si by the want II hors.
rs. andshy finding The osllers al The inns
! in bed he did moi reach london and the
place of his destination I'LL The wrelched
family lad been tlisin,lgr,l: while the I'M
happy wife was weeping. moi only fnr the
disgrare of heing so removed. and Tor her
her own anil her hnst,and's increased i'll
ness in consequence of IL. but from the
/ asonizing suspicion that the mistress and
| friend. whom she had so long loved aud
rel ed upon. had ,lisirgardrd the tale nf
/. her sorrows, and had refused Ia relieve
her uecessiiies. Frceiani soon found a
conductor To the mean lodeings in which
the Bensons had obtained shelter; for
they were well known. aud their fate was
generally pi,ird; but j, was some time
hefore he couldspeak. as he s,oed hy their
bedside. Tie was ci,oked with painful
emotions at first with pleasing ones az
ierwarsls for his conference sinoie him
Tor the pain he had ocrasmned. and ape
Ip'auded him for the pleasure he came to
! 3hesiow. ha3 III ri94t
Il comc.v said he a, leng I, (ahiIe the
sufferers waited IN almost angry wonder
| to hear his reason for thus in,ruding upon
i,hem. 81 come to tell you from your
kind friend, Lady I.eslic--"
/ ..rhenl she has mol forgotten me :"
screamed on, the poor woman, almost
,ga<ping for breath. feH2 g
l. Mo. Ia he sure she could not foigel
yon; she was ncapable---" here his
voire wholly failed him. q 7aal 81
"rhank Heaven - cried SHE. tears
down her pale check; | can
bear anything now fn that was the Bit
lieresi df all !''SI- aN
.'My good womant !" said Frceland. "i,
Twas owing 10 a mis,ake--psllaw! no; /,
twas owing To my fault, that you did not
Ireceive fifty pound nnle BY lie post yes
lprdsy." i4has 9lst .lf 'E4'hi
/ !. Fifty pounds" cried the p-or man
wrnging his hands; .swty that would
thave paid all we owed: aud could have
gone on with nv business. aud our lives
would no. have been risked, nor disgrac.
ed" agi ao.i1 Ip gas I'm !