Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

world bow gladly would / promise, butI
must net, MoBtressor. Were 1 TO do SO,
yeu wVul6 feel bound u wait tho changes
Of my movd, and so, for most undescr-
wing iovc, might miss, in some noblerI
woman's affections, the happiness in store
for you. t
r. dStollo, viii you raise your sweet,
mournful eyes 10 mine, for one moment
that yua may read nay soul while speak,"
Estcile lifted her dark orbs to meet the
clear, pure blue eyes bent with so much
love and candor upon hers, and read the
deep unchanging truth Of the constahey
of. his soul as he said ''sTo lts1H
rfsStella, in the presence &C the heart
searching God whUsces and hears me,
assure you i shall never love another wo-
man as love you, aud therefore, ufccnrse
can never wed another 50 that whether
you give me this slightest of hopes or not
! am equally and forever boundt Noe
will YOU promise Stella? Remember, it is
only to let me know in case Of change In
your sentiments 'ai e% tghsf' ehFi
For an instant Che light Of an untrttora-
blclovc and joy broke on her beautif6ri
dark face, and her smiling lips parted TO-
epeak--whcn--as if a sudden memory
aud warning had gripped her very heart
-Lshc uttered low, sharp cry, turned
paler than before, and then said ~" -
7i"Nol no. my Lcrdl Stella cannot even
give you that! She is poorer than the
poorest, in gifts to you'll She can only.
pray that you may forget her and be hap
ny" w go e a'a s''3
He looked profoundly disappointed and
troubled. But soon mastering his dcspon.
aency he said hopefully
swell dearest Stella, although you re-
jcct me without apparent reason, and re-
fuse to give me the slightest promise or the
most distant hope, yet I repeat should
you in the the long future, change your
purpose, and write tome one word Come, ;
Twill hasten to lay at your feet an nm
changed heart! Good bye ], God be with
your and raising her hand, he bowed
over it, pressed it to his lips, turned and
left the room.
Some moments after Lady Morelle, who
came to seek and congratulate her daugh-
ter upon what she imagined to be the only
possible result of the interview
Estelle lying in swoon upon the foorl-
1t was followed by long and terrible i'll
ness, terminating in atediously protractcd
convalcscence The town season was at
hand before Estelle was able to re enter
society.
They went up to London, and once more
the 's,ar Oh oeauty arose upon us World world,
anu ,nousp Tue ciouu upon ner me set
tieu uarker ana heavier, day by day, she
was more ioiio"eu' na'tereu ana courted
'hp an pciore' - So, agt -
mus t.ree years ha1 passed away, when
onc inoinins, WINE Tue la"'iy, Inen oc-
SuPy'ng their Town mouse IN berHe'y
square, were seated az a late breakfast and
CIR rarke was engageu IN readang d.oMd
from me LonooN times, az account % ne
sao.ny y ne 1Fe =. =, onP--Ee Iee u
3 1ygs-.erec 2, ~ eAe eod% O At9.efs--
tSsses's @'eerea s0 ' cry ana l san" Jdf"s"e5
yfom eer scar; ..f.,
Ahis s,'aek was not, as me other nae
ceen' ioilowed py Illness ieas on me contrary
rom 'hat day, tue cloud seemed hited IRON
ner mead ana even nose VINO had mos
aem'tea her iace IN lS shauow' were en-
snan'eu " sec no" 9 9T wa, was heT peautI
IN ns sunshine ier nealth ana sPlrlt
aalIy inP,oVee' yet IN 'ne miGst Oh al TINS
moving tioc Oh new ne, Estelle astonisiet
ner 1fieuus ny suuuen.y, IN inc pe.snt 2
the LONDON season, retiring to her father
county seat, whete Sie renamed rem IN stflc
seclus'on IRON 'ne "orsu ioF e'shNteSealL
months
Az the eng OF thls perloa, LORD Mont
ressor, VINO hau never ,el. England, or los
trace o. ms oeiIved oteiia! ana VINO va, wa
now Saying at ms castle IN Dorsetshlre
was one DAY seated at breakfast when TIT
morning mali was Drought MN. hmons
score OF letters INC hrst 'hat attracted nj
at.ehtion was uainty whlte enveloP
suPersciipeu IN eeilca'e hanuwrlting'-
he took Una. up nrst ana openeea 1T