New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

CHAPTER l.-NTkoDtCTOkf.
-TbeIe 10 no 6end in Tsrtsrus
By .sees..sl r'sl ON PLAY:
For time at last sets all things even
Ano Il we but rightly watch the hour,
Which could oyaoe, II unforsiven,
The patient wa ch and vigil long,
OF him who treasures up a wrons-BYhoS.
On night Of the Winter term Of 10 four young girls
were sitting large doubeb at" Bel Air House
Ms with them that have to do of them that have to speak
and with the roaders permission will Introduce them, and
fer surroundings In order 70 avoid detailing the mi
mute occurrences Of boarding school life which only
ssns to those jut freed from it's restraints those who
vet srosr Ing and murnufing under s DEGREES
Tho rom said before large chamber, containing
two beds The front windows looked upon the Common
now half buried the bsSk commanded
pesssnt prospect Of wood brook meadow the
high ,hed beneath seemed to offer good way escape
the occupants oe apartment should wisb 10
outdoor lark Two plain washstsnds large pine table
sready with books and states four seated
ehsrs and something believed to be rocking chair though
kssh rsshsss Departed completed LES Of farnturs Foa
huge brsss nailed trunks stood at equal distances around h
wall snd their owners having made all arrangements for the
long eamyssD before them trying TO get acquainted aud
Two chemical properties hsd entered largely into
the Of these young ss They we're respectively
cts-t~o sovoresns in their right So that in time
& Ssa e % s s%s wou 5 be
obeyed Iii of these upero~ned queens that shs 'Pe.s
Anna Hney though the younsss, Of The Io.P s seemed
ost worthy OF remark and attention. ohe We .ne 1ny Ino
passed no TO this fifteenth year. on e homese.a is
was nothins awkward unsrseefol Ia her movements
o,hs coarse OF stupid in her face Sac was ta straight ana
$780, with thoughtful oval face, clear slowing complex
ION syns hair and large DARK gray eyes, iuh OF
nd ere Her sature-ressrkabe for her yoas-sAd the
Of Mis- GIhh's establishment, hhe eaul ehos ms eno~
This hsna,ome wtou mouth bsoi encd hrm will tempered
snd restf.ued knd Of lazy good nature She va" gen,
erous snL mpusve he-iemlefed bat also ossiy,as iu,
"A f.ps hui naDy sood AID noble quality 70 out"elso
NJ lnfb efn IL
slho,bood where her childhood bad spent she bad
never known want or care Lie was 10 heI t.s
blesssd thing Her sunny tempe, sneLt ara Ps'S
nsh would rout determined legion OF blue devils
thss ever attacked the heart u map. 3, id, -. -
Main nut simply good kind and trae-~ho answered 70
The hun BILE Nancy Grey she had been oro4st ~ Ia
~. family Of Mir Haiey like the elder sister OF Anna
sn a. her being steady sate and faithful TO
de Last had been To the school BY the anxious
mother ss Kind OF boy ssa. S, ne. 90 ,h ba seemed 70
e his party che Yves 70 s'
mar her young ffiend and soc mat she was happy
the chair beside the register oungod handsome
brunette the darkest eyes aid blacklist ha
This Stanton orphan aud an heess who sd been
sent to Bel House for term OF three years one OF ~n
haa ,ready elape first sAt seemed nothing more
than deshig, careless hoydenbat there was FsHe
enc Lurking are u the BLACK eyes and spacious , Ss ~
terrible enemy perfect actress, she could assume any ea
soisr she pleased but at heart she Sss
have been her motto but 10 the knie for those who
ode pded her, ,, 49,, ..,,.
What su pd g Of Dutch descen named Emma Van D9yse'
she vas true descondsnt OF Ho4noarss lazy AID silent
with complexion ise pesches and mix aud large eies, u
ud that wnd have been beautiful but Tor i aes o.
Drink end sleep yell as possible aud 70
believe slSnton, the main objects Of her HE aud
And now tnd resSe having presented my ehaTscers On
z,oPr,s Ps,.oAa will the bell Liz the curtain AID
play out the play -
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