The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24


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poor substitute" for s sSo.s s natural and
make the heart richie mothers smileA fsthsrs ten
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Clement his toykooa His not the nature e 0ys
s 9. should e opps. There struggle
esrnesy upon the speaker u love in s =, inpos,uUy
oyouth She that Martha had not given utteranoe to
II he will act rightly she said with half sup.
pressed sigh even when is mos. painful to our self
hils hendss eolored dsepy-she felt the unntsntona
right she observed; "a duty neglected haunss
ns Like shaaow nnsns even in our and the voice
susjset for ssasst,Sn. Fanny, -
have no reproach TO make to youreyou are all tender
He who framed the heart sione judge it," replied
Martha more sOilscssdiy its greatest wsakss.sss of,
spess Of this smother te heaven oro m.rOu to MS
than to ourselves and leaves the gates aonemen
open long after passion and seshneSs would have closed
With this observation the conversation permitted to
ly right judging mind Of the speaker The seed
At very early hour Madame called to announce
her intended for France and take her leave of
Lated from world continually each others sosssy
painful part but the resolution Of the brilliant
ss make ak 'is s'RS &c
watching has
on those Who pSssess natural claim your Affection
And d s1 1ssH y ia.slrspssd our Ssrei..
vi.ter had saiti1.d your unasradns Onyhsd
ny ipsruotions lsn cold brilliant heartles: being
prosoh e. in which
" winch saa %
YOU Ny fate has been both lesson and warning The
win you BY uison OF your mover
& part With s sss
FORTUNES Of showing affections have been negseted
the nna1d words which have panied or thoughts
"F.rsye faa9ST s.id Madame c.rr.eh,; child of my
es':s
as ss
shsmi R.nonds for the living the dssd
81 ssssovns them upon yeu~or the revolution left
that last wordMfapewsiIT no" A''AAs ''~'-' 01'
'Not yeti-oh. not yetp
my own spoken oneei Yhsye no light TO wiring your
fate may not resemble NINA
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M IN q hs tears , and Of
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without certain degree Of heard what
~ Ass Of the fair f
Perhaps our readers viii think there something
adgnsnt; but few perfect The dsec. Mar
gift q II Il we're IobSns her of right for TO be-
Il not IN sss hour Of the day tina. hero ecle
s
ths RTsesanF evening" for the arss time life
WAS IL possible" she mentally asked herself 'thst no
could hesitate when word might secure him such pras
ed the aud was he felt would
% No
q her supposed mother with the murderer Peter
Ssoaed S sne opposition OF his father which he foresAw
sSorns under some restraint Had Martha ever
been in love- she would causs
The
With
girl would have quilted the drawiogreom
with her but Clement taking her gently by the hand
When the heart burning with mpstionce" he said M
ssnS ss s0 laws Of
kind YSn know my feslinss-al that would ask, all that
,!, am Ssnsshangsn replied heroine with modest
have Sssn n rsaIsa Of the world know
gave them SO entirely that it beyond to recall
passionate Tenderness SAY that DO not regret tho
Ne said Fanny. mastering her Confusion 'f the sim
pe love of her you your choice
make you happy be happy for Is wholly and unreservcdy
1t would be dcult to describe the rapture with which
the young soldier listened to the confession frankly
and still more 50 to repeat tho words IN which he
have loyedsnd who has nocan imagine far better than
Long and mutual confidence followed. The now happy
70 her lover the cause OF her appearance
oarrseh and the struggle had cost her to make
the hsr natural assaey had r:solsd from
lover hung enraptured every word she uttered
deeper was his love and admiration Of her conduct.
oansd my but udss;d he mentally
Ss 'S ss upon s Many Man Aiss
ne fsit ala, !, that It was due to his parent
s.o'i }1 III 1s
Pissn S
himself away than he entreated her to repeat
words which aa had made him
which hE he felt 50 proud was really hisn -,
cons and when at last they did tear themselves from
each other retired her chamber blu.hns happy
syosher lips trembling with the imprint Of loves
Never had been the seal Of purer bond than the IL
ton which had Just taken place when she behed the
snss ss NTH g IsS
sir1 no
do congratuats you most sincerely " she replied You
yrtucus heart can imagine such feelings, elements a.
though has been my fato experience Them.
"Then you confirm the giitl'
GLADLY, joyouslyr' answered Martha, "Couid have
chosen husband for Fanny from the world would have
been my selection"
The happy lover raised her hand to his lips.
But there must be concealmen she added proudly,
from your father Ny child must be wooed openy-the
choice be known to the world
"Do You think said hero, shat would insult the
erits Of the have chosen by appearing ashamed
Of my ohoice Do not wrong by such suspicion The
who could hesitate instant would be unworthy OF
herr,
"You right"
"Th hour armed with her acceptance and your ap
prevail, mean TO seek my father"
And should he refuse his consent observed Miss Mon
dez.
ut would be sorrow" replied the lover, firmly: "Dut
would not change meln
Noble boy eiaculated the lady as he took his Leaves
he has taught duty and, painful rs the task viii
be, i will perform it,
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