The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
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MARTHA MENDLZ,
MisERSGRAND,DAUG
THE THREE LOST WILLS.
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by All means, my dear beyW exclaimed the old gentle
M gil hs Sis.
IL
"Hn the contrary, sir-she has arrived in Ensianaa
sssss ss
4: lead ,sGs' board with your
AZ tho hoS.e her mother h Harley from
he scuntenanse Of Mr. Poster. ' " -
% MI ss h % The
hs Of your choice one and the same persona
..And you AK my consent to your marrages"
III ss. % ana Til
a. hss 5ass the old man. soou
.st. for time fresh Sa. With
devotion Of deep true passion Of
s
his ssss s as
that you are by the probable amount
ss Y wealth could
:sss SSn.ps,t.s replied 'As lover
: ::ss. s 81 sy' nights
SON. Is not 10 be blamed for that wsrs anything
the na Gna be %
citing the future partner Of my fehave proposed and
"Iadmani What have you donei The descendant of
m
Of such an aiianse-ths stain upon your
Ply na s
hope obtain ns his fathers consent
everything Iad the old man, stsrnly; there is
With shs as name BY
You will not curse me, father " observed the young
fiously; for 1t lie not nature TO
pisnherit you,n added the lawyer.
'ss sas sa. a,5
~ Of 70 e. a
an u ~ Nash Of s
You right, Clement Foster" replied tho old man,
Your blessing father z, eagerly exclaimed his son,
boy whose Wanted duty and affection vanish
r., Of s The ssSr
We are sssss hr.s ,.,., word. .ho
that conterspoe vas ended Poor Clement le. the
Tie ss.s my parted
As suspeoted he murmured he threaded tho we'll.
,aa.hsd fhe had but seen her, h added he had
hrst he felt disposed to blame his precipitation,
re would have been something degrading the object 81
love in keeping their engagement teeret from his
little did he imagine that the old had already deter
ped TO see herewith what intention will appear another
CHAPTER H.
course oftrue love never doth run
informed her Of the result q his interview With bis
and the OLD mans objections to his union with Fan
eonadsd e him the history Of hsr adopted child
M sai ons
stery OF her birth.
i source Of the deepest ny he has
been kind and nd1sen. parent TO ms3bgt above AL
I'd strke cruel blow to her happinossl We must con-
Will that be possible" demanded Martha. Although
and g Of the world 'h. CITED with NO com
ose who have linI cd must bear the punshmenti Oh,
afys e ,ssss siasahs i not wst'ay
That Fanny not my. child' she continued; NAY do
me the truth that Mr. Fosters osjessioD TO this al
zee artesfrom the dear girls supposed relationship to
-. to yoa said our hero sCothinsy for no saw that
dmisa.i1n r,r your many excellent Qualities; but to
a"sa ssa kss aas s 's ss .eassa
~ ADDED %h Msr,S completing i for him ~
S,a:.s % h. ia. hs no. assesaisa
y hS ,%yst ,syss %uss assist ms ,.ooo
he JUS, lei me
est YOU, think Justly Of " urslf and Fanny u
Her earliest reeoIieetiops Of you-hsr feelings to
s you NUT ever be those Of fond, afsctionass
would tain believe So" observed Miss Mendez,
Of ss have INTO to ssis"e
now Vino 'hs
ne wishes bis residence here to be kept secre but
ioneyn interrupted the woman. bitterly, is useiessi
lis nsmefi
he owner Of Brier y Granse which you for time
btedp' exclaimed Clement Foster, with surprise
adenee ths house denied BY the servants; more"
a ons. arrived sess and S letter 20 w ye
placed in his hand the danger ceasesi Take George,
servant with y0u-you can rely on his prudence and
VIII trus. my life to themp, replied her hearer. II
OF undsrstar why Of his rank and fortune should
conceal himself"
afsn ,h' s.S Il though. e. Indeed The
urss, but not its respect or safetyp
aesion mo notp' she continued .for can explain no
ysiter urged her further, and y was arranged be-
hI: following day. md that ,hs real cause o. his
easy than % allsge military duty as Under
sry ersumstaness the want Of ingenuousness would
he want of spared Tho Being whom he
pite bis Efforts appear cheerful Fanny quickly a,
ed that some secret aneasness was proving upon his
Her questions added to his embarrassment-he was
do not ask your confidence she observed as no took
e sorrow, Clement do not let your affection for me
e soS s with
dieu; "itis hopep,
a. i'm alton with which these words uttered, and
oh Of passionate tenderness which accompanied them
b convinced her that her fears groundlsss
that day Miss Mendez became deeply occupied In
evidently Of private nature, that our heroine
entirely TO herself and eadiy seized the occasion
IL her former friends Mrs. Watkins, the blind lieuss
and the Of the inmates Of the house in St. Mar
Court.
sere si-thsni. 10 the ibersii.y Of Martss"n i.aIy
the young painter was rapidly advancing In fortune
~ eputation in his art
a. return OF these visits that tho
Informed her gentleman was waiting TO her in the
he ask for me- she Inquired, or for Jour misrcssi
your replied the man.
nameYi
g. mssr
nv was puzzled TO know who the gentleman could be-;
new Mrs Mendez was from home, aud tho idea
her tho inally have been intended
with this impression she decided seeing the son
all his prejudice, the lawye-for IL tho father Of
rro-coud not hsp c0nfessng when the fair siri
the room, that he had ocheld lovely be.
The instant she saw him she guessed his name from
ong resemblance to hts