The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-29
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ihw sluye mentioned date hls whole
aHeeilonA vac layished upan hls laugh
ior Hhe lseseaasd yeD Intelligent
mind. which was highly cultivated
AlauthefH Waa a1 alleullanale heart.
iall, 10 oyoflowIng, ~ afuflluualo
love lul, alas, a. i too often True,
she bad inouloniei, In The gaminly
heart foolish vain distinction between
wealth and poverty sho moved IN
The highest circles and among The most
aflslaeraiIu IN such anoiely she
could but meet many whu cherished
above all others that vain dlsiincilon.
Therefore, WIN could blame the poor
rlfl iur lhus lndulglnr In the thought
that those who possessed gold were
superior 10 The poverty stricken ones,
whose hands Hure Scared with labor.
She was NJ cuqurlio, She enter
tanned no ou1ucilIsh thoughts when
She received the addresses Of
llarry Radcliffe, She met him IN the
upper circle. ~ society. aud sho knew
unt bat what be was millionaire ---
But he Was far from that. All be-
possessed was a sound wolIcultlyaied
mind. and remuneraliyo profession,
that ot q c,Il engineer.
Aud u was not tlll be- asked Tor her
hand that she thought Of this. Then
tie idgt entered her mind. that II he
was not wealthy, influential man
she cnii, not b. his Sha knew that
he loved her. She knew that hc was
well educated and accomplished; bot
She did not know bis worldly station
Tor these reasons. II reasons they may
BE- called, she made inquiries Of her
acquaintance In regard To- him.
She learned Irpm q ccniidant that
he was a potr engineer, which nlor.
nation brought from her lips dcei.
dei No. as h. kncl, and sought au
answer from her. ~ he bid her iarc.
Will sbr felt q chohiug sensation; she
feii that she had dpur wrung IN rcfis.
iug cuc whom she knew naughl vi but
giodursS, save that he was pour.--
liut shc would not humble herself to
marry mrchanic--a lahnrrr.
Time passed On. Ada tarien Was
star IN the fashionable circles In Nh. h
She moved. Many sought her haul,
ltt they had mol thousands SIN she
could not l1rge; llarr; Radcliffe
She saN him ~ more. aud often in the
gay assemblies where she previously
met hin, she. IN her gaycs, moods,
would mumcniarly cherish wish IN
meet hlm' then almost n quick would
she discard II, for he was poor.
40 length there was stir In upper.
teudum--s lDrgirn gentlemen bad ar.
rived. Madame Rumor said bis es.
tales IN ihr old woid were boundless;
to all appearaufa. this might be- true.
His style OF liyins fully warranted the
statement.
And h. II prize was fully vhis.
pefed by his martiagcable daughters
aad matchmaking mothers. lie e,i.
IDENTIFY felt himself to he one. for none
but the wealthiest aud aristocralic ~.
ceiyCd bis approving SMILES.
pf course Ada Carlen 'svt her cap
for him. fur be was a man 'attcr her
own heart And her en,!eavors to
fasciuate and cuchain the heart u Sir
Henry GIeuyillc resulted well. for he
was her chief attendant 10 all the
balls and parties. lie almost ma,le Il
bis home nj the princcly Carlen man.
sion. In short Il was but a lew weeks
before !. was earnestly whispered
Among her acquainiancts that Ada
Carlen would suon be Lady GlcusilIe.
Even the fair Ada cherished such wild
dreams-yisicu II vide lawns. shady
parks. and dark, old. haronial man.
siJns. filled her thoughts by day aud
dreams by night.
Hut during all the time, occupied
with parties. rides. walks. and tete-a.
teteS. with the handsome foreign gem
tleman' she saw nor heard nothing u
Harry Radcliffe. II was seldom now
that her thoughts reeurre,l 10 him.
Summer came. Ada had never Wis
tied Niagara. and her first trip IT the
seas,n must be there. and. Of course.
sir Henry accompanied the father and
daughter. A few weeks were gaily
spent in seeing ,bs sights at the
great splash. when sir Glcnville pro-
posed a short trip through the West.
What he proposed Ada seconded. aud
thep s.n i,lund themselves whixxins
over thr irua rails On the Lake shore
Railroad. They had reached their
I.Auey'- end. and were stopping 10
rest and enjoy the scenery at D.,
for few days.
The night before their intended re-
turn Ala retired with many wild
thoughts: she had promised Sir Henry
her hand on theIE return 10 New York.
and II would certainly be laborious
duty to recsrd sIl the bright visises
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