The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

l my return, nome ] wrote 10 Mr. arnIry, VI
braiding him for The baspness OF his conduct
, and received reply filled only with the mos
horrible imprecalons. Shortly after, he lei
the place, but not before mourniul traces OF hi
vIlIainy had become visible. Meanwhile Ame
liza remained inconsolabIe In this state sh
continued for thee nonthS, when reason agaIi
dawned: but il brought along with it no diml
mutton of her sorrows. Her physicians, on
and all, ascri5ed her illness 10 some painful cir
cumstances pressing upon her mind, and decla'
red, that, till this was removed, they had M
hope Of her recovery. A tour 10 the continent
was then recommended as the last resource
with view to her recovery. We have pro-
ceeded thus far; bal her sInentaI suffer ing still
continues Nearly two years have now eiaps-
ed since she was first taken Ill, a nd 10 ali ap-
ptarance nature cannot long sustain the strag-
gle. Oh, sir, had the wealth Of empires, II
would ins' antIy be sacrificed u procure happi-
ness 10 nay daughter, and - do justice 70 the
merits Of Mr. George R,5inson :"
George Robinson !" exclaimed, with en2-
ton, as the old gentlemen had finished his narra-
ton, and Vas batheJ in tears "Did he belong
10 - rear-?" "Th- very same,' replied
Mr.. Bennett, 10 oking on me- With an eye OF in
quriag interest. '.W~Il, then, - sad /, .'isorge
IS ny Old cI4ss-friow and intimate friend /
have not heard from him, indeed since has
mothers death, but his sisters address is in my
possession. The lost letter | received from her
was dated from her auuts ana as she understood
was then about ta proceed 10 the Continent,
i contained handson" menento Of her graft
tudr, for service once rendered 10 her brolhrr."
Here ! took from my breast an elegant silver
medal, which / showed biin. Il bore the fol-
lowing inscription 'sPre<ented by Harriet Rob
lnson to Mr.. So Nss~, as a memorial OF her
lasting gratitude Tor saving her brothers. life,
at the imminent danger Of his own, May, 1926. .
MIR. Bennett was just returning nc the medal,
when W. ohserv.d ! MIA ~0,ssin5 rHEoJde gar
den, accompanied b. the lady Of ne house
We soon ioined them when as introduced
to Amelia as an intimate lrjnua al AIt. kyoia-
sons. \ ray OF hope iusianlaneousiv Ii hted
up her 6ueIy expressive and Intellectual COUNT
nanc'' anu Sue received r'' WI'h uncommon
warmth ana coTd'a''y. ~ thv i4thtFS request
| accompanied them home that evening. 4 ftrr
this, visited them almos, daily and though.
when Nj. RJJinson va, spoken Of, hope, and
tear seemed after naieiy 10 prevail IN the bosom
ol Amelia, yet was very evident that her
mlnd had been considerably relieved. In the
meaniInr, wrote t7 Miss Robinson, making
inquiry after her tI,ta@f, tut week after week,
was disappointed Of an answer "aS much
puzzled TO account TOR this, and, on my retarn
from visiting Mr.. Bennett one evening, having
carrirs>ly throwa the reins on nv horses msn",
dopl for discovering Ar. Robinson, when, on
sudd n, fem scnte ,susr hith ] ne,,r IS,
my horse reared, anl IN a few seconds, horse and
rider we're thrown over daagc Gus frrcIpice
u considerable depth. raal moment u,y !e-
coil dion lstt M. On recovering, found u Y
self in brd, bet noJ IN my Own aFas t,nrnI, and
ap eid,rIy i"a'ron sitting n"a9 ne rtadjog.-
Or at, G'Gting 10 rnv'e, discovered taat nty
head and Iril ann were band5ged. She had
observed ;ny motion, aaj rising up, - ny snr-
pilse, addressed M in The language Of my vyon
country, putting several kindly Inquiries
''Taauk ileayen, SAID size, "young gcallrn an,
that you have escaped My mistress bad been
accompanying her brother to ha nearest post
town on his way TO Naples, when on her return
you were found j. lng useaSible, ycur b, ad
H., .,.-