New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-23

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None WhlafeSaears ffay, what are your
terms =" =" .f.,srfaz5S
Y "One hundred and fifty dollars for the seal
lson-that is, three months u Will allow you
five dollars week for my board that takesgf
sixty ..styg, "a
BALANCE mnety,y replied tne ola gentle
man, rising Very well, s1r, II ~ thes
house, Iswiii call o-mosrow end pay fyeu1n ad-
Vance -'a9 hGa .sT8d is4TaG a6fisJ 8sl4 beitissd
a4As you please sir. r.sn'sT ss9nised t,tfaa5f = !,
+ = My name, said the old gentleman as ne
took leave, sis Greyling Godfrey Greyhng
y Cos 1ndia wharf Good morning ssif sm %
3 %Gfeylng " One daughter! 'srried Bellen.
gen, as ne paced the room. " What it 1t should
1 pc the father Of the glorious creature met at
dtouster last summer e The'name is Q rather
Uncommon one. The idea Of living beneath Che
same roof with her almost drives me mad, and
atones Tor pucn tnat bsye suffered and am
suffering Greyhng dreyiipg
His conjeetures were correct Greyling called
next day, paid the rent and received the key.
and the evening alter, Wnen ne went out to the
villa, he discovered 10 his .deiight that Julia
EGreyling was no other than very charming
girl whom be & haa casually encountered enc e caps
ing sbsa place with hsriaunt. and whethsf shs
was conscious Of nascent penehaHt fori onr
hero, or for some other reason. she had for
borne mehti0ning to her mother having met q
Eyoung gentleman by the sea- sides with such, a
dear corsalr expression and such a sweet
|moustache 80 - -
VI course Bellenden did not go into town any
more Why should he He had no clients
ithere~9anda a suit here which must not be sufa
Ifered to gotby defaultaa What duets at the
planol What reading out Of tbs, same book
what strolls in the garden what, walks by
moonlight what rides at sunset 1t was
fairy existence But in the sweetest cup Of
pleasure sargit a,aaai dfiqnid; and cailing at
the seaant as al shs fairy ss ss
vanish like summer. day dream, With TIE
birds anf flowers, the Grey lings would be gonsi
ne nag PIT three % months q enJoymept before
him Three months ne had not four and
twenty hours 9.sI,- s1 =, ne s.sl
| fhe next forenoon, Bealenden was strollngin
the garden, waiting for Miss Greyling 10 JON
him, when the OMNIBUS stopped at the the door, and
alightsd M Bsllsfasn, senior, Fs1s'fsq Tos Saag
:. You You here, sir, sxe.simed the young man
\ lou mere, slr crled the father rshfaktoW
came You to think OF opening the house? Did
you get word 1awas commgsf fna9 ngAeL aH
II No,salr' pat ~ thoughl you Wonldnt z tdlsiakei
IT. To- a,nsf,iss4 etI,. :s Iasr.Asoo q3Luaiif
i - NOT at AZ not az all You ye saved me
deal OF trop pie. servants here
Yes, SIT ~ ss2rtlsi9 s'Hei.sJa 81
4 "Mellswelis aet'si get IN out af' 'the'sun, res
Il plea Mr bellenden, slmpatlently-al sasos I2yfs9
Il 8 One moment, Tsir, II have some friends
staying with me, very respectable people, !
assure you, sir' the Grey lungs, do you know
them ). ne aaded, anxlonslys sas...4 81,
me, but We heard. the name:4.i ilt ! . ~
i SEP We kept you waiting, !" cried Miss Greya
i ing, running down the steps OF the piazza IN g
charming we king dress, ss but Tn quite ready
now! "l She stopped suddenly and blnshed on
perceiving stranger Ns - ~ sf saolli ~
my father, Miss Grsyiing - ,5a ~ y :, al y
walk into the house SsI..aas ps,,,.s. :,
seeing that IL 10 my own house'i2 e3aiHsw e in
Misstreyilng,' sa. said Young Bellenden a oner-
4 yousiy, am very sorry that y must deny
H myself the pleasure Of walking, WIZ you, but
4 my father, excuse - W ~ s,s ~
/ go. certainly ,.eertainly Don't make any
apoiogies sopidnt mt ah,ng I'm q gong now
I Fray, walk In, sir. ou will dine with nH hope,
sir 9ssss4qalL % fsga W. ~ .olss = y .ptIt
rather thlnksl y snail snail young LADY, an
" You're dirty and tired, father" said young
| bellenden, VINO dreaded discovery - Won't
4 you come up INTO my room s ~ *
/ mo, sirs ,repiled Beilendena senior per-
emptorHy - want TO see how the Drawing
i room5loeks. with what taste your poor mother,
naa sae nesn s,ve; woala @ a nave LIN
r
INTO tne long craving room, toilowed by ms son
A and Miss Greyilng ~, a., - as.ss -! s. ssn =.
Iasnef anu mesner' @ nar beiienden, te
said the yoaIg lady, getting before him, ant nd
pesior4lng ,ne Ceremony , "a
Il MIR. Gfe ling had faifen asleep unconscfousIy
on the ottoman, and sank from e sitting to
secumDens position e started 1e up rnopins
ms eyes.
Bless me whas Wa soleeism Y! afraid
; was vulgar enough 70 dose, MIR beltenden ( n
very happy TO gee you VIE e. - 81
uown, n, SIR /,
inanA Ay,s yoa IT, r., prcier Waiapg 9t'
repled MI bellenden, ts senior nrse ms I'M a
Puaence ne muttered 70 his son sieeplnf
with MS poots on ny veiseS ot5oman Asklns
me TO DC seated IN my own mouse .f;
~ he4s rather secentr1c, wn,lIsperea ,,I yonnl
beiendienH pnt rhe most amianis m oI men r
father, 8 he said IN q low tone, addressing Grey
ling, rs odd-yery pecuharEblu aDl you mustn is'F
mind him. " s. ssas
on will dine with u us en- fan,.ne, SAID Mrs
ldreyiing, a very anna PIE and poiisneu olo lady
lby the way ~ .:.,.i...s
intend to madam s certainty, repiled Bel
tienden, senior, VINO was strolllng about tn
Y room, examining the furniture and occas,2naii l
the Place OF chair card tapfe or
III vase. - . travelling makes one hungry. and
the country prooanly proouces the same enec
It lon you. shaiia make no apology for orderln
ilEdinnero And be rang the bell smart y ma 10
10 ltservant answered It, ~ &, -