The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26

hhht hsh mfown hfr fhlrk feil down,
and MAS weeping sl 20 her.elf.
{. am gnlng % Ihe lansr rf Dr. Jsmes;
/ do YOU kneu lim sh.'' asksdslr Old isdy
after a lrw nspmenls Of silener. -
:. should. asdam. GoT hr y my lalher."
sand lIIr stranger with smii..
The flushed cherks of Bell grew in
slanily. pale-her eyes mri Ihnss sof l.er
rnmpanmn, am whose face . similar re-
arliun had also laken place.
My sen. Professor -. lectures in
'raunioi, io-nlghI. and as 4 have seldom
The pleasure 81 lisisnlns ;" him. he y -
oi,rn aud so Car away. 4 IhougIn would
: make an tiiou lo sisil your isl er-l am
glad he Is ynur father. yanng man. you do
him h"nor;' she conlnurd siih graii-
fed look. "a you have his eyes and his
inrehead-I should know ihem-the
stranger had lifted Ius csp, drawn of his
handkerchief. and was ~iping lhe nois-
lure from magnlirrnlbro above which
The Mack cmls hurg ihrk ~ shall
J. have Ilw pleasure also ol meeting my son
al your h0nse. and acquaIniing him with
J your pollieness awards a strange old
woman. wlpaIwss The suhjeri Of some not
very 1aiIering remarks" She did not
glance this time towards The young ladies,
if che had she would have pi,iea them;
they sal covering down rompitiely crest
ialien. II was indeed a prsny kettle OF
, FISH they had prepared lnr lhrmsely,s.
. lhry no. vere going lor the express pur.
pnse ol hearing Prolessur H., one nf
: thr mnsl hrilIianl lecturers ol The dsy, and
e who had almost been bewlichrd by
: the sparkling beauty of Brll Grosvenor
when q gursi al her fathers in tie city;
!. 50 much so lal lie had been heard 10
!. declare he knew mol another woman who
a appearedtio possess so many d. sirable
!. qnalilIes for wife. And strangely enough
: they we're going 10 The very house Of The
: man they had 30 grossly insuIled; for they
e never could have dreamed the ga,cky 10
n be The only son Of their mothers friend,
!, The rich aud influential DIR. James. They
: knew indeed that he had been Tor some
q time expected home from his tour in
!, Europe, bni his travel stained aliire, and
his silence hadcompleieIy deceived them.
/. Mealime AlilIy recovered lille from
J. her trouble; the ensious veil was lhrnwn
back. The Two pouling lips restored 10
2. their rquaniTiiy, the glad merry e, es, all
:. the brighter Tor The little wa.hsoI tears,
IL rested or rarher danced over The bcauliiul
!. prospect ol fields, and Trees. aud rose lined
paths, she. innncenl heart. had nulhing lo
n ieproach herself wnb, and gladly wenld
i her cousins have exchanged, places with
o. her.
They sal very silent, trembling and al
a. most lanling, Iill the stage drew up naI
,le the broad entrance 10 tie doctor grounds;
they were snll undecided. when be coach.
id man said. i" The young ladies are TO stop
nj here believer; and unslrapped the trunk
i. from the huge tongue.
n Henry James, alter moments EN-.
barrassmen,. stepped back 10 tie door,
\, and viii, bright smile al Milly, said, as
a. ilnohmg unpleasant had lranspired. .WiI
K. sou allow me 10 assist you oul young. la,
H. dies" How dainiily he took MilIy's
Iilile hand. and how lenderly he conduct
:. ed her loeihe ground; but as The Others de-
Ie scenied there was chilling reserve IN
l. his manner and painful confusion IN
ur theirs, that told how simlellble would he
e,l The recollection Of that unfortunate meet
i, ing.
Bell Governor and her sister .returnet
he The mex, day; they could moi endure ID
~, meet Professor --- in presence oI hi.
,o molher, but they had Learned lessor
ed which they will probably treasure for iit
n, moi 10 Judge By erterlals, and 10 trea
old age. .eUen IN rags, ,,cifh a reverence a
he holy as though itmoved about in goide,
mn slippers.
ei. but am porlionless orphan. Hen
les ry."
led But you are The same .Milly Gr illa
er. sal on the back seal Of he old stage. an,
er, nobly resisted The influence of wealth an,
Ie- lashlon. when those rude, proud girl.
,ce ould have laughed down lhe une.u,I
lei. conniryman. From that moment love,
lu- you; aud sill moro when perceived you
delicate alienlions TO my fathers age,
,ed friend. Bellevesfne, Mily, no true maj
nv would trust hIseiappiness with one win
old would insuy grey hairs, there is lnll
in, heart IN such an one, however fsullles
cry the exterior, and confess have such ex
rm- IRENE reverence for The aged, that loalh
nh ny impossible for me TO express cam
in over me when Witnessed the behasiou
Bell Of your cousins; they may be wealthy
al highly educated, fascinating, but Woul'
ru, no more wed one oi them lIlan | woniC
play witha raiie.nake. There! God bes
linz you Miiiy-look up. love, and ltl me teI
ule you thaIin my eyes YOU are worth mil
ore- llcns-nsy, more Than all the world"
idi- Bell and Annie Or ssenor are bo,
,os welded, hui nellher - them has Pro
lessor l. Or lDI James foI 4 l,,s
,sk- band. They are, however, very gay an
fashionable, if that is any ee,unensalnr
i j but Mllly. sweet Mllly, lives in be zutl
re- lul villa IA a country Town, as happy an
sa. de,o.ed wife and mother as can b
The lound IN The wide, wide world.
nor -~~-,
butl IIonOr mi talent max cs The gentleman