Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
The 3zasc.-J1a.5iug Mother.
C0TCLCDED.

Emma. If Edward - st0 u!d re
tu-n. are you still determined 10 persist
in disobeyins me? Are YOU determined
10, to mary him?'
Ma, you have ny answe'. had
nope d the matter was settled, and mat
we should never have our feelings woun'
aed by another conversation on the sub
joc,. II he has The least deiicacy ~ re-
finemcnt, he will never enter this uoEs7
again
lyon arc mistaken; he will be here
next TEfursiay. ani | visa you TO make
up Jour mini to answer him according
10 ry wishes"
"N+zt Thursday. said En- ma in nston
ishment. How did you
Il, matters not, be wi'i be here
VIII YOU do as wisa1 y Ill sou .cpr.i Sc
me n. least. 20 ;r.as him politely. I'D
postpons giving hin another answer Te'
u whi.o!"
That woG'i encourage face hope.
.Entu4, ism = 10; yen ere ~ ''at.d
aase rishi 10 exp'ctooedieuee. aac
n5w .eqaiss H. Ioo .41-s :. =
w4r. -. ant heor ~ reasons. e'i
IN debt: ii my roittefs we've errsnged.
nil. ali would have to - :" saiisfy my
csedirots. Edward ans promised that
shall no; bs disturbed bou, ,Iesr ;6ings
ii he m4rTies ny daughter. Vii; Yen
zee your ruo,her's home aad rvery th:n9
taken from hsr now when age IS coming
en-
Never. never. My uncle has left me
enough-more than enough; you shai
have all.
Listen 20 ne. saw Tie whole prop
crty. a, the death of your father. was
valued at $50 600. One third of ihi'
was mine during my ,il-iime. anl can
only be- sold during my iife- owe 8
600. This is more than | could get tot
il la this way. were - sci! it, As fo'
yours. your uncle left il IN ths hands II
a guardian until you are twenty five. I'm
less you marry. So you cen only dra V
your annual allowance ["
IF these are your reasons. ma. vii
marry Henry Sherrari, If you Will egfe'
10 it. will tell him all. and
NO, another word! | have sad it
sUt 1t sn1tt never D-- -'rNrf CO. -
name to me again
Then can do no N orr. ] will nev
er marry another.
.Yoa will not? Yuu have SAID II a
last. as you please. then. | have
borne much; | Cannot bear much more.
The day YOU discard Edward ---again
YOU vii, De an orphan. cannot | wI
no. live 10 witness such insrati'ude!'
MY mother, dearest mother. now ar
you iaikins9 You will not live? Nha
d, 7ou mani You are excited. 1 ct III
say no more about this matter until yo'
ere more calm.
'C-lm calm | was never mo.e calm
in my life, and again repeat
oh. 30 not, do not repe st! You know
not WHIST you are saying.
\ do repeat. | will uot live to know
myself oeggar. when my child coulC
have prevented IT,
Il can. and will prevent 1t. / will g
20 Dr.. Williamson. He will arraDg'
il. | can pay all in five years. if yol
will not allow me sooner.
You shall not 60 to any one. Yol
know nv determination. decide for your
self. Life has but few charms for me
would as soon die as live; and. when
an gone. remember you have been IN.
murderer
'Oh. God. spare mel Oh, my mother
pity me! On nv knees let me beg TO
mercy Oh. take back those awf
words. l will
will do wnat7' was the quick reply
Anything but marry that man. oh
do not urge III Luok at my poor sisters
Laura. you thought. married wei'' bu
how sadly disappointed have you been
But few weeks ago. her hu; baud order
ed you to leave his house. and taunting
ly accused you of marrying your child Il
bin through meroenary motives.
He never would have done this had
be not bsen under the influence af wine.
And did you not tell me. ma. thai
you knew of his intemperate habits be
fore his marriage with my sister,
That has nothing TO do with the pres
cot conTers,tion, said Mrs. Ossocd, alb