New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
CHAPTER VI.

THE NEW Love.
II v,we into the eveiinE when Esther bad Der upper
BROUGHT into her room She had little sppetts and after
slipping ts Of the 30 had the things taken The
moshere Of quarters confined and anrste,
her and abe resolved To eek the deck She drew
mantle closely about her head and shoulder and then made
way through the cabin When e reached tbs poop she
81, down upon one the stationary stools BY the lee rail- and
Looked over into the water The ship moving along
fair rate snd the foam which thrown gu. and
formed at the bows sweeping by thieky ssnmed with
bright phosphoresceDt spsrks.
All" mumued the fair maiden to herself - se watched
the cress till they disappeared in the distant gloom, pass
sway the joys and hopes Of life In youth the bright hope
wreath gathers its sparkling promises about bows In bright
eDins smiles but the hight when they fee from and
the last spark goes cut In the fsr-oa darkness"
And yet others Just bright constantly gathering in the
future prououpced deep feeling voice at her sde fhose
who look back always will the brightness disappearing but
these who look boldly ahead shall promise
ever emerging from the gloom Hope looks only the future
II Despair which Keeps its hred upon the past You
have friend in Marx Anterior. said Captain wLses'
for II washe.
Mark 4hoOn - uttered the fair girl starting n'uss
something mad .uddet y given her pain oh st.menoa
Spesi on whispered wslbeIt' snnioa.ly. H..
Perhaps ought not to speak 90 PLAINLY I p "non
How !" an a. e He'' man yow en.myp
"a he q man ~ uttered Esther quietly. go
Lionel wsbert started st this question: and WIG smou's
Pardon me be said, leaning toward his fair companion.
but had supposed that his relations toward were Of
" And wher &c did you draw this 'ufPOsitionF -
Then be urdece,ed, Sir. nothing to him 1t neek
further e1plai alton ,u 49,, uu.
70 me- Nav not ak on the grounds Ohe psea
liar relation which must heDcefoh exist between as' Yoy
mu.t ever bear gratitude OF my heart and may
brow how stands one who surely claims little gratitude
With wildly futte,ns heart Esther sssed up into her
pnon and when she could so far compose herself to
You already know that the elder Anterior guardian
His has long been o5 my nsa aS
y refused him until odsy You Sir have seen his behavior
weak trusting would willingly place her whole future
OF hopes w.bert and then he bowed
his head eIee When he Looked up again ne SsS eosa
Il: to ss Ss on 9 her he ssums
mean ths, ire IN this youUs will be enemy p
ns %s s than rss he Ss. that marry any other
than him, he will take that mans life II 1t hes in he
Hal doe. he say this cried wslssrt, starting haf
ard then sinking back again Does he go 90 lar
He does, Sir. And oh you inow how cruel coward
esnbep ..,,,.. ...,.,. -.
some bitterness And yet could wish that such
cyey Esther looked sber companion said this and
then her ey es dropped again. She did not speak
on soms thought ru as
offend speaking plainly You who can judge rightly
p. ss at se ms az honest .snten You
my orphaned condition as know youa Fof long years have
bee tossed upon the rough OF life lett 10 my own
care and guidance To be sure have made many friend.
them and nS
OF yoiione p ace in my filed That strong love
which asks object that shall be its own to cherish for LIE
God has endowe Us with powers for al hns
but earthly soodkat bond Of union which
Is the holy Of this sherehss never been nine Nay
whispered Esther trembling violently for her
heart bore ere thought her companion would speak.
Then lsten must speak now and then shall know
ing let them work on in my joyous thoughts Prom that
when @ SPOKE to ere s. .
idea has gradually worked Its way 70 my miadmo my
hope, wsy s not Ms have learned 70
Esther bowed head but she She could
from will Of my Own' continued Lionel, "byt
have stopped pusaOns q the heart which held YOs
have bee with at every hou-n my dreams when
Kind my and the consolation has been With
VIE 'ss 1o or o. sps & s s
the Of the dsS which has just passed have slowee
am what appear aud told the earth
ODe for companion whe can love and caro- iot me ana
to ard wr to cast her lot with me tor al ams 70 come
you never found my IDEAL of what sought strange s.it
appear the moment your gaze met mine the hf ans
would give you love and cherish for own No.
you know all have worldly weath-enoush to insure
against want with moderate degree OF health May
hope that my love is not all in vainlv ,,
and ss1td earnestly into 1t moment, Or.
she could reply, but at length abe said in low 1sma0H
You have spoken plainly and must speak tho same an
at liberty TO do as plesse, but yet would co9er WIN ny
him the privilege Of advising me- 49, IT.,
Then you acknowledge you can love me \" CRED Loo@
hopefully. ,., .vu, ,o..l
own story. See my good guardian and he seconds yo
wish, then n snswer shall net be withheld" ,,
And he should refuse ~ uttered the youth heslsney
"He will not-he cannot Oh! when he knows bow i'naJ
l."
Esther soped the depth Of her wild emotions che io
got that she had not yet confessed al her love put
1t sl-he knew well the meaning OF those np.ro1s
words though the sentence was not completes ara
outpourng of his powerful love he caush
maiden to bis bosom aud Plowed bis head upon hs %
But they startled by quick football near at lsnc @
on toking CD behed Marx standing before aen
his folded his breast and his eyes gins o Wv
iei oIbs OF the couched tiger
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