New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26
CHAPTER Ill
The course Of true love never doth run smooth


Bitterly did Miss M.ndez reprosch herself when Clement
Foster her of the result Of his Interview with his
father ana the old mans objections to hts union with Fanny
she she bccese acquainted with the
yer sonfesd to BIN the history OF her adopted
his the clue se could be little dou ot
that he would long this have discovered the mystery OF her
birth. ,,,,n., on, ham h., nv ss.r. rr..
JUDGE of the deepest unessnesfor be hs. ever
been hind add indusent parent 70 ne5bSt above AL 's
suile cruel blow to her happiness! Wemu' conceal om
"wn that be pc.siblel" demanded Martha. Although
young ignorant Of the world she gifted with no comm
share penetraon No =" she added muang; those VINO
have Ebbed the punishment Oh. Clement, have
acted .eI6hiy, II not wicheoiy"
Bow am 20 uIdetttaud You
THAT F.npy not ny ehid !" she continued. Nay, DO
from NE the uuh tina, mr. Fosters objection this alliance,
from the aesr eirIs uppoed relationship TO me
wa. se.iy excited he .ii with respect and ID.
.iOn CI 0. min tasfst &n.': but to your
He paused and hestsiee to finish the sentence IT,,
know i~yIrl It The very servant who stands behind my
chair boasts his companions that he not De e.naea non
Ds he Erection Of child have determined to nnvs the
mystery you must a,sist ms"
Willingly" replied Clement who secretly rtioced At the
positive he had reee but let me eotfeM YOU
thin, and Fanny are net
ep Of voucher feelings toward you must ever DC those
~ would fsin believe 50! observed Mics Nendez mourn
fully; AT le will eDdesvoTto preserve her love- oy ro
that he oby person fully clear the mystery OF
Fanny birh Epgsndaihoush for many reasons be
"h,ht not money induce himi
Money" interrupted the woman, bitterly, " u'eies'
He sIchl"
SIN John Mordaunti"
THE OF sIieIy Grange which you for sons time
I'm ali pro ability YOU will End him Gic alt OF sece-h
residence the house denied hy the servants more ne
but orc. arrived there and viii placed i
h band The dp.sr Ca Tls & yTrT servant with
would nv life to them; :" replied her henef; "
s.nI0 Sndsrsnd Why MAJ OF bis 'H and fortune should
th M.s eSnes .a,, hiS'e"
world better Clement Gold viii buy and plea
but not It's respect or safety ~
"ou,.ton me not" she cOutinu.S for can explain
no,hins Success depends upon my .n.rSew s,.
tween them thai he eud start upon his nto be
.e The OSwns ard the real shs s,s 81 ms o1e ,
than aest military duty an excuse Under ordinary cur
him hut The %oSs sc one. .ppesTed :, usy the wan; Of
eophdnse spared the being whom he loved unnecessary
Dtpte hs Efforts to sppeG cheerful Fanny quickly dscov
cred that .one secret peJips upon his mae
Smssr. i, II.
leaves foJ to be valued BY me- must be offered freely IL
be sorrow Clement DO not let your affection for me cause
y S yp w hSs we
On the eOniIsy exclaimed her lover As he bid her last
TIE animation with which these uttered and
the look OF passionate tenderness which accompanied them
Prom that day hs Mercez beesme de.py occupied IN
stais evidently Of private nature th.i oer hetSn. was iet
almost entirely herself and sadly seized the occasion TO
vat Der former fetds. Ms Watkins the bni ieutenant
the the inmates Of the house IN 81 Martins Court
Az for sally and her husband (SsrD che ws aware teat
they ,l thanks the hbeysSty Of Msrths-in itsy
where the painter rspd advancing Ia fortune "
well ss reputation IN Ms
IL her oto Of these vss thu. the servant
Informed her gentleman waiting her IN the library
Do he ash for me- she inquired for your mistress p
.POr you" replied the man
by name
Yes miss"
Fanny DO zzed TO know who the Gentleman could be-
she Mis Mencez from home and the dea
struck her thsi the visit might originally have been
for her With this impression she decided upon seeing
With Al hs pre- udice the lawyerfor 1t was the father Of
the that be bad behold lovely being The
instant he him she guessed his ffon, the ons
semblasce 20 bis scn
Mr. Foster. presume - she said.
"Yes-Fosier IL my name" replied the old gent. nsc;
snd that hsye the tasA have imposed upon
myself becomes doubIy psinfoli.
Has spythps occurred to Cement-to your
Sir aneod heroine the blush fading from Der cheek
and deadly psleness succeeding
On that score" said her yisi'or, sn happy to say Am
rot the bearer pleasant intelligence Clement for snshi
have suppose 10 the oonusr? vei-qulte
wsil-slthoush he parted In anger nom his father"
." In nser shr'
Ny dear ,ouns lady" said the lawyer. allow
pain The ,f my visit esDoldv must then lesFe TO
yeur sod and feeling TO decide ~
Peer Fanny felt sudden ,ieh erns epssf1n At hsf hset,
krebodirs Of What VA about TO fees came over her
AbosEh military net the ore saoai have
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