Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-05-24

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ID Good LIood in nv veins but merely because
thew exercised an ionortaut influence over nv
If, Whom child. I w,s very much c,oi|cd.
for r w,s cous;dcrcd handsome and irtcIliocnt,
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VOW. decided will NV f,,brr vho had been
. snl1icr c,ntcntcd himself with maintaining
olno., military J;.ci,I;nc IN his household,
! hut l,ft r. nv mnt!,nr tLc informal admri,rr;,-
tion of ,fairs ro,iinn unco,,scin>ly the 81.
ncrior actiyit, of mind, he allowed himself to
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4 was brought up al h"=C!' "''d TIC 'II, 'TTy-
pendent citizen ot our fouG" Seho'l fePHo'ie
were the only associates ol NY ooTh''"' r"'-
M the holidays, Indeed. inJ hlo'.et ":e0 q
take me to (ooha"' Hall the se,'t o' nay Uncle
Nldmay' where NS,d t" sec i"y co">'' t'FIee'
a girl Of somewhat about my own age. hU'
she was never away from her gore'nt->' a"1
We = 7or:;f2 81: 'Ao ,,Ec 'a'' ~ ~.
70 speak to her Ny mother always expressed
great affection tof trrace and Wnen She Wf3'e
to me at school especially as l began 70 9foN
older, there was invariably some mention OF
her in her letters, as, Your cousin Grace,
whom [ saw yesterday, sends her love; OIL i
went to Gotham few DIS since; ihcy arc a!
we'll; Your cousin TRACE is growing iaSf hci
u@ure promises 10 oe very Hne' size H'ptS -
see you SooN' aHo sEnV> itei 'V'' A'-' - ''-'''
ters went Oh, Til the t!.c came l0r Lit - Gay {
Rugby, when my mother informed lie that,
as there was cool living iii tie family. she
and my father AID my uatic wish Il HE % -
into the church
1 ain S0rs." e-s"F E|"";>'' '""s '''h?"s'
was then plnctcen, M. Lever S-F''t's'I
'houeht OF my future e'i'1@ ny wants N%u
always been carefully pf'''0e0 ''F 'n'' III '''G
security o. c'n,s'p','',s 'E'.ips'"l:sh'. h -.
, n"u 2'loeo uo"" '''e s''e"", u '''''e "'''
little perception o' INC "'''t' l.''''''.S - ''.H
nature: OF my higher capacity ior e"l'; ';te"'
and Tor >unerln&' ~! i,''he' l'rP,s"' ~
ceded tc without '!!Ecui3y' "no WI'"''. "'''
serious rensel H. 80 wen, u 0H'''''' '''',
man; OF ny Gu l'"T' "r>:.i''s rl '"e', "'i..
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&oo can t''it' '''''T G'ep '''" w., ~ =:
your noaeFn f2ts'' n""'f"' WHICH Is 'lt' l. ''''
! OF >u'terlh@:
Better |" have loved ant lost
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went 10 SP.n" PI', .. ''e SH''''''' ,''."''"''
Vi '''1 S',' - 'I'',I 80 ,'I:V" -
,iie''i''' INC se"' "''''
no"Se' P'o"r'"' Pl"'e '''e ~ = '''D- "VVU -
"arNieN' i"e'e "y'e 81 II" NsiT-IPol.s | ~ p.
g"'lc inc '''ne anu i'p"",tI """ "I'e T "'''"-
er OF Us loho u >'uos' ~ ''','' W. ""u ,ol't
ddheulty IN oSposlnS OF our leisure |"'onel
lopham, my lfleno "'''er' was niue pe''er
OF IN this respect 'n"e o"tseiEesLne ,s eo"la
hardly hhd Occupation loi nla'Seil curing more
than three or 1our nouts IN the morning. 50 1t
was with great eN"1,a,iVl !i,'' ono '''erl''o"'
on MS return lfoln "'l"icN, III "'ousn' us
the intelligence, that the threa'fe was 10 oe
opened ON the following Monday, and that 1t
was announced that Mrs. Slddons would be
passing through the town, and would play
Catherine in Henry the Eighth for one night;
of course, ne had secured places for all our par
ty. Theatres were hardly then what they nave
become since; either the audience possess less
intellectual culture, anu were satisned WIN
less, OF the actor understood his art better; /;
at all events, the amusement was very popular,
and the announcement Of the opening OF a
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