New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

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70 ~h., do you slade my .2n .. old man ..hsd 'OSa
70 4 Mo- is' E ,ssfiss
hsv, gpisI Ms and she has not I,fs'-d you b,
you have proplsrd as
OF eC1I.e w returned The youth with mo 4 ':, m.
look Den the delightful creature my wife III be i
juefe for .oet. and as for moraiiywhy two de.eoi
IIies might approach my standard but nothing lees
mari upon his face for he plainly that he youth
only In broad coarse eyity Bot be pu, bach the Sne ~
"Ah, my promised II would gain her ha1a d -,
JON b. you would commence at once and beaf ~ al
SIR uttered the youth saeens ind.nsItb . ,ri
would give up some Of my bachelor PIE peasuIe.
Bah uttered the fahtr unable thai baI OF M
.Issy osi s s. Ho' 6a
AeaDd lost Jour wife at ortyOn Now if you bid maa
At forty one without trouble Don't you see J" -, Ii. IT'LL
The old started at this uDfeens remark and his I'LL
dark eye fa,hed with unwonted FIRE. 49,
Wretch he uttered, between his clenched teeth nov %
dare 'esh thus to me You know nothing OF the 1--we
governor that wont down You SS 1S%s
sye With Eh. sn Se viii
Essd che the handscmes team 10 the city do oee'e
Won't she look 'plendidly at the head Of table h
Ard that a. ycq care for her :" asked the oa boss
ss Of heart ard soul as well as for her beauty Of face ana
To be sure do. I've told worship her, s,.,
evidently wishing tina, hi. better man. and The son
eydeI wondering bow far be could upon his parent
feelings with safety to himself The youth was the hr'
Now be sd respectful than he had before
used how shout our Trip IL the ship all Iesdy!'
Yes Mainland we are to so On board Tomorrow ABOUT
must be ready Egsd but well have glorious time
on the mp ,h: sf5j oo-n hugely But ''y"hy couldn't
No sH .r g quickly responded the f.ter su.h thing
be listened TO- And mind you, one thing further gu
as i've shal marry you against her will And one
thns further he continued growing more e.Tnest II tone ana
and know her decision is based upon conduct will
you of with solitary shilling Now mark me, for am
mo po-you don't that uttered Marx trying to ap
pear but making poor figure at it "fou don't mean
II 90. As "I live, do II you lose Esther Lyman
by the responsiveness conduct single sh
ling every penny property shall go to another party NOW
bewse" u.r. and tnrnsa
Is not hard the old man cried loudly and enesetcay
done with it. You understand All that ask is tina: you
behave y:u,' lem. % ss he S S
when the old left once more alone he started up and
Just Heavens be cried with his hands es.ped before
him that boy be bone OF o snd dos from my
doe. that phantom Why does that wounded
that moaning nfant-rse up before continually Mercy,
mercy OH this be really my child give me strength to bear
.pan the se e.Se thought was with him :. had
dl FL ," iSe ct & the
could look bs other infant as ed with pan
then And from that hour had been free from the doubt,
And where the ether child Alas be knew not he hsd
during long, long but be never could ind
him. clue to him. He cou hns no Adam sIno
Mis- Phpand nothing Of the child they had claimed as theiF
| own. ,.-- IL .-.,,.-.
suspcops came on strongly and agonzpgy than
before Oh for which the fell storm nshed away
in OF bis wife He called for often Tor sn e
rure present with hn-had been with him iron
that hour-hs bis wife would have known her ehid-th e
Their che OF attendant could have explained thai wounded
am Blu he called in vain The secret was locked up from
him. ell things locked up which the Storm peuen ,@e'
\ 70 himself.