The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

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W. SHALL certainly be very happy 10
gstAss," said Lo1ise Ia her aunt. on the
evening before her nnpsiai.; and her checks
glowsd with . deeprs rsd aud her eyes
ssons with delight When = bride SAYS
es, Il may easily BE- guessed whom Of all
persons in the world she means thereby.
~ do not doubt II. dear Louise" replied
her aant; "sce only that You continue
happy together"
30, who can doubt tina, s~e shall con,
tinus so ] know mys.iL ! have faults.
bst my love for him will correc, ,heu
And 90 long ~ W. love each other. zee
cannot be unhappy. Our love will never
grow DID,"
"Alas!" sighed her aunt. "thou dos,
spsak hke . maiden Of nineteen, on the day
bsfors her marriage, in the in,oxica,ion OF
wishes fulfilled. Of fair hopes and happy
-mens. Dsar child. remember this
fhs hsart in time grows cold Days will
come when the magic Of the sense shall
fade. And when this enchantmcnt has ned
then il first becomes evident whether we
are truly worthy Of love. When custom
has madV familiar the charms that are most
attractive. when youthful freshness has died
away, and with the brightness OF domestic
his more aud more shadows have mingled,
thss. Louise, and not iii then. can the wife
say 81 the husband, lie Is worthy Of love;
then first the husband say Of the wife. She
blooms in impefishable beauty Bat. truly
on the day before marriage. such assertions
soaod lsughabls to me-"
understand sou, dear nun.. You
would say that our mutual virtues alone
can in later years give us worth for each
other. But i. no. he r. whom ! am to be
long for Of myself can boast Of nothing
bot tho best intcn,ions-ls he no: tho wor
thiest. nobIest Of oil the young men of the
the city we reside in blooms not in his
sosl every virtue that tend, to make life
happy"
~, child" replied the aunt, 81 grant
H. Virtues bloom IN thee as well a. ia him !:
can say this to thee without fla,iery Bu,
dear heart. they bloom only. and arc not
yet ripswsd beneath the suns heat and the
shower. No blossoms deceive the ospec
tations more than these. We can never
tell in what soil they have taken root. Who
knows the concealed dcp,hs Of the hear, I"
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evening before marriage. lave thee ten.
dssly. and will therefore declare all my
thoughts on this subject without Disguise
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