New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

.,,.,, ,.mD.c.no. Of her native Dialect, ye have
nk OF your e. like hiu, but your '''e y
my han ,ou know m, uotberf" she'd Sarah eagerly
NJ: sTY rs.- 1i S:r Tsss s.: :' grand .dy
Eps.h ws she no e w.s but by father she of
eve: ' sS:sss you thin.
s ,sen she her You knew her well; now tell
ms wh ,.,s s@ Of the scochwOmsn flashed vividly
Whist s could : :ss s there
ey world ,h.n ever dreamed or ss sss ~
sh., know"
Promise me r that you will not speak Of II to her till the
time Gomez VIII tell you then .n,.,,sr,,v
;.s .s %si. e dsTsuos am never
s"Wsa m, BARN that loved your father He
GS But But never
sr s.s And he r,nto Europe she m.red NJ Richard
1 ns Il sc' y. ..s dreadful Your mother
Of Iy ;o snd But .s left
fyep The matter was hu'hed up and after h' death 'oe
She Sid not love him. then" said Sarah sadly She had
been accustomed to invest this unseen mother WY. WIZ "a
:.d the With dol s,sr .ed en
Hs Ter S:r .ss s san o ss
them three Or four tin.: in P.I: in London was
=, stI SSy XII him sc. bow could she s.vs
Nh, o,sd En- how could she give me up' but little
oAds .ic only to have faint memory Of her"hen sue
tier. some roma s' &. VI. sa pf' Ss
e e ssS sss S1 Rca.rd wife eOaads9
s9a A.. so:h ss us She began y
hem 3 Sss husband she that been
well But she only brooded over them a.d ~hen Janet sne
b. s s.s enough All the love she him
Changed 70 hate left you both With bitter that she
Ss ::y,a !ss 'o 50 ''' '' '
Sarah listened in silence to this strange story.
81 ho~w kDou
Wa continen. With lady and father and
arms year ego, and told me all"
TIE features the worked convuvely and
she answered with burst Of honest grief
to ssS s:s Ia the sI poor a.e s $" a
girl shocked at the effect Of her careless que
"DOnt weep 80. Mr. Bryce she said, 'o0thnlyi ~ am
very % Ssq :a the woman pns her
and smiling steadily al" better for her that she has
puiT .nnis But viii not forget forgive who did
ths she added with vehemence that sparked in her
81 must end my mother murured Sarah laying her head
down The pillow from which she bad lifted IN the hs'. Of
need one for me- Mrs. Bryce tell me her maiden
Margaret Cl.nmos, my BARN"
"MHsnet-hIsHet-ii is q beautiful name wish they
al am your name IL bonny enough" said Mrs.
Bryce Indy "ECw shut your eye. my bsirn and g to
who 30 kind to pur Janet In spite Of the in which she
came TO her."
With kind good night, that might almost have been .
mothers, go low and gentle was It, Mrs Bryce LETT the young
girl to her rest.
But Al night long she tossed and fro upon
dreams Sometimes the fair sad face Of her mother swept be-
fore her and then the gallant figure Of the sailor aud
when ct last the morning broke and the first Of the rising
stealing the aud looked down into her
little she awoke and unrefresbed and conscious Of
dull feeling of home sickness and deariness that almost
worse than actual pain.
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