Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

steward runciuaily duled out week.
half crown, for the mainlcnance of vuu
child; piltance that has lrISi sufiiced
afford Il sheit-i. When Looked aroun
. the miserable room, | remembered WI
} hoIrpr and indignation, Sir PhHlp d, We
rlll proud bIlsi. that no ErgIlsn gen
Ilemcn mrre carsfuily studied The con-
fort OF his dom, sizes Than him-elL, eve
to provide GiIe s,'" ard : table " i.h WIG!
| elderly abashe,I, h ex;enIej his hau,
impi"rngiy. and asked
What can ! say thut ~iil suffici nilt
express my sorr"" aud 'epen;.ncr2'
''Ynur actions. To: your wurds! ~,
,ickly repiied. ''mu>i prove It's realty
fo' mv eff 1t only remain> 10 say iaf,.
W IL"
No, nor he exclaimed. you ca,.no
b, 80 cruci!'
spare Us both sh- in.er,u ell,
ANY fl.ihe' psiu Hy rrsHu:i,u /,
irrerocabl'. Could he prevailed upon
q" act ia rPr siian TO ny cpuscicnec.
and tecir'r cur VIII, The ueuory oi
tat Il. al D"bc. tl.e gro n, of ili> tors K +,
mo h,r wnm!d resi- ia coariuu1I S'rado q
b. t""en ns and happiness. cduao.
marry Nh" m "a iiuv, cease, 10 r,Sa- 81. -
'rhs is Ms Manners doin- p he.
exclaimed a's=;Iy: Il have long seen
th.Iin her ss:ii>i.neSs she has slriy,n -
disu"uc us"
M another wn;d, critd lsebelia.
"iil al hyperion, gesture. Your ao-
ia ali9n i false a''i urju>i. Though |
would "il!u-ty nave spared mysrlf III
pain Of His in,rrvi ", yei could noi
bear tifal even my b II aud lru~si friend
should kanw how low Sir Phillip Deve-
raj! has sunA in Ile e.iina,ion q; isahclIa
Il audby"
lie bit his lip bur restraining the angry
feelings "afring in his bJsom. he aus~cr
ed
1T i evidently useless 10 atienp, 10
reason with vou uow--lo- morrow We
shall b Ia BE- c.lmer.'
She ox;cudeI her hand with calm.
sad farewell, and then they parted.
A. soon as the clhiiolei drove from The
DOR. Miss CRANKY rang fr the ,utl r.
an OLD ani attached s"rvant.
Christopher SIC said, 4 wish 10 leave
England lnnedia'eiy-io night, if pos
Siblr: c'n you arrange il for meg
Christopher nodded assent.
! shalt leave my pensioners in your
care, and there is yonng womsn-
whose addf' 'ss shall give you-who
will he received by my hon-ekeeper in
he cnurlry as soon us sha is ready f,r
h" journey
ChfiIoph- y illdrew to make tie Iur- |
RED preparations for his lady : departure.
mi >he sought The chanb. If her au.r.
Mrs. Manners was sPa'od with her hands |
,esiins on her open b. she GLANCED
loA Aionsiy at lsabelIa's p'erurbed face.
Thai kind look destroyed The remains #
'er t"r;iIude. aud sinking al the feet f.
lsr aunt. Mss CRANKY gave way to d
oaVui>ivr bnrsl Of tears. MIS- Manners
v.s TO sensible to check them, Lur h.r
en- eniertndcsrmfn's al length restored the
ping girl 10 comi-osure.
My kind aunt she whispered, II
n':,i itare he:e directly; |! f ar NY own
p ''akmrs>; you will 60 ~rh NE; will
or no;!'
Are YOU sure asked Ms. Mlnnurs
nat you are not acting too hastily
nat .ou viii noi repent his >rer!'
'QIi;r snre,' Replied Isabella. lean.
Of I,li you more lhan that Si4 Phlii,,
nd | are parted f.rever' !
Flesh tears accompanied tic words.
NJ Ms Manners wisely s9n.iil To know
0 more. II few hours Isaa.la was
n her way 10 The continent. where her ,
IL ordeied mind soon rcgained its usual
sref:itv: and lhus, after few vain cf-
'ns to discover this rCtrcat of she
eiress, led The hopes OF Sir Philli ,
cyerill.