Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
AlNE AN n :RIraNbE was L1sT.|

rhsve 1890 gezAto which, shsusA eeeArysngl
more spssa a TusaAls devote 70 siugts lnoi |
dents, conys 24z& sxosllaEs q marAi, tAat havei
yielded to I'll ptation 10 give Il Ia fsl. II Is
lesson to III rses sels-satacisnsy 'snd ingrati-
tude. In
The train Paris % Lyena stepped at the
station Of . "a sowa upon the Fpnts, and again
went on, sfiS sIng few Fassspgsrs Ths dtpet
for mend fowded with railroad agents and
look srs-uai, sooe a essrted by all bat TIVE indi-
TiduAie. OH hess was an old man, dressed Ia
the gsfb OF III to do farmer; the other, a youth
Of Ave and nj who seemed 10 be waiting for
seine one 10 70 meet him 10 this personsRs
the old maj faIly addressed himself "May
presume slrz @ Id he, ito inquire il you are Mr.
Clement b @
eyes. m1 E8hd man p replied the yoash with
haughsinsss annsri ssaa have no doubt ven
ale Mr.. Maj ##"
cat your cs sir 2 returned tie other.
'Wsll MIR tin, continued Clement, In the
same toms, #@gan to imagine you intended to
keep me wi & That would not have been the
best mannef hieh to have lnainaatea yenFsslf
Into my good Noes I" 81. sttl
TIE Old instead of replying, lot his head
fall upon bill $ast, as II In deep ssiletion and
eondncied HExew eomer toward q large old FASH
ieasd earriaR which rough looking hsrse was
hsrnssssd. 8 s.It H.. "a
Here 10 III pasriage, I'll, Il" said Martin. az
yeu viii be eno1gh 70 get In, I will have the
honor Of cong ing you to he Hafmisags.n
"Thst my age!' cried clsmsnt 'why /
shall be takR## travelling psdlsri' NotEith-
standing, ms i# seemed no means Of avoiding IT,
be took his %# beside the cid man, not withont
other expresf mi Of dsden. In another MON ant
tbs old msns 8Nd aeised the rsiEs, and thu horse
started on a #3SAsy trok silfifi4}7
Buta few before. Mr.. ciement B. who now
put on 50 maj and airs, was y simple clerk In
aroekery stoN MP Paris, and possessed the rspu a.
ton Of beipgh Snpreisndiag little fellow What,
then, breustf &Rut this suddsn Transformation -
lie haa bsekM since the previous day, rich
man, and IL PS% well be understood that the pos.
se,aorof IN 1# Of 10000 francs year, ands 1t
difficult to Ts@ the modest dslDesnoF OF poor
clerk On W previous day, whilst dusting the
piiesof efo9 WI under his charge latter arrived
TOT HIM. BY FdHpst, conveying 10 him the stnrtlna
intehizen f one Of bis unoles, Of WHOM he md
otisn heard RaS# eccsntrio and wealthy old man.
but whom he2# never seen, had just died at M
ensssan u &ndy, leaving his nephew Clement,
hole lsst's~ & estates, to the exclusion Of ma nv
othsr neirs istsss was from Notary q az
PtoFtnce, WE #S&lreo MIN - leave Paris jmm Adj.
ateiy Tor Joi% she town near xhish his uucie M
rekidedi whekS8 Woald be met BY Martin a. M
confidential sM&f ut OF the defnncf, and sondnetss
fromlhe ratlb@ to the "HermifsRe," tho nam,
which the - bed had given lis ohateau an
estate WbicfN& stiiutad the main portion OF Ia,
legacy. ThS,8@ng man, almost driven out az hi
senses BY - NO. unexpestsd stroke Of fortune
hasiened TO 8the notary direction: and uno,
hisarrival Al ny, Joined old Martin as we hsy,
seeu @
0njolted tss eer vehicle, in which our hero IA
50 cont, mpiFME taken place, until, after = rid
Oh several miR#Khe occupants arrived AZ their ass
tiuation. NJ 6h tfered the honcrs Of the Hsrul
tage 10 tho n B ropretor, called all the servant
and introdnh Thorn 10 their future master. an,
then eonduoNE&he latter to his apartments
Inns was N@ sleeping chamber OF your upoIa :
ssio Mninn My entered Fast apartment fur
nioneu u olT NRionsd styis. "Iswas 10 this roor
Buttbe ueAM instead of evinsIng any suotio
uTon beng rM#n the chamber Of bis benefscto
thiew ulonh #round him look Of soors an
ened-"o Pe1 W. word, | oan'tssy think muo
fr,sh,Sn y,s .a1'e. never saw anything .
'hetwi,ha,SS|ns, air replied Martin ois l. III
oes.insts W and II you eaDnot content yeuI
sei, 20 not know where you will and oths
ME live ~ You don't imagine Tn ssob
9poshsys noI FOR az, young fellows, ys n In
roohsrs ~ an 20 # place 80 shall ssu this Of
"sell the "A Itatge, your unels's faysrits nj az
Of reslaense Possible. And va ssrs ants. I'd
hsnvn - ~ y N#oAys under this roof-whst Ia
mi Mari 8esorlsd the young .naa, slot !,
AZ. oue q ompiaintsi / bsg. Get me see
svssr, sea af3 ards you will drive nae 10 70 y Il
hsyial asn hearty meal notwlthssaua
Iss,s mi 1A# insipia and the vine sour u
tsseee, SUI Nz@ panied by Martin, re- entered u
'iu SSarrlase, Az1he two again started Of.
~ am mol I'M aken," observed Mr. Clam az,
~ er an nou ids, I'VE passed this spot Is
us pS III IsP aElp gd is ldins-,.s u
"fJu alone Sf@ do so," responded b Is com pa,
iop, speaking @Mvslyi and In manner whic
eausea tne you so 60 rambie, 10 spite of hlmsel
l. sur am yolE &nols, and, happily am mot y
dead; AsvinA73Ari good aeeoaals Of your uendl c
had tesslvst VA IKE you heir TO ali posses.
but before dol EAo Wished to learn whether V,
were really del Wtng Of my gsasrositY, and h.
rtolurae to #3gen, which has thoroughly O
posed our tr1 $&araeier to ne. Good bye N
oleDeni' Hsi@@%c your shop and remember III
your arroSandsf## ingratituds have lost you TIL
reach ~ -
The old M IN kkxa his foolish uapbsw n bu nd.,
tranos, 70 indTEkafy him for the expense of ii
trip took Leave bin at the door Of the deeot ar
returned home VIC feelings Of the youth may
Fea1iIy iIn 1sin #ut, ~ the yellow covered noE
says, they cad #8s be described.s I think ii
Mue story Is an5# Illustration OF the axiop---'pe
SFoaioo IN u 4#s] 70 out OF the woods'n
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