Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-16


on her marriage with Mr.. Meredith from Elr
ginia-for he was born on her fathers estate
he took great pleasure, when he had leisure !,
making many tasty little article for her. and h,
was now engaged in making her set of table
mates. While Thornton was busy at his work
humming, in the mean while an old VirGini;
air, he perceived a man descending the Hill or
the west side OF the valley, and coming toward,
them. He rather below the middle height
and as he approached nearer, you could perceiyt
. that his complexion was dark, his ewes ard hal,
black he was not stout, but still his fame look.
ed as if he could endure much hardshin. h
wore gray linen coat and trousers, and a Man
llla straw hat, Coming nearer, he accosted
Thornton with
Is Colonel Seton here p
" \ o, sir he hab not vet come ober Youpo
Nassa Henry and Massa Howell il here and
de young ladies Is here: down dar, near de
creek, tlshIn'."
The man turned, and, seeing Miss Mauvers
bowed and said
.. was asking the servant, madam, If Colonel
Sefton was here 2
" He Is not she replied
" But you expect him, madam"
" We do, every moment"
" Then L may be so fortunate as the meet him -
he said, and, again bowing he continued on the
way To Queenstown.
II Is very wrong" thought Helen Manvers
10 herself, III me TO feel such aversion for
that man. | may wrong him and. were it not
for his crlnglng. fawning manner to those above
him, and his laughabIe assumption Of dignity to
those he deems his interiors and that sinister,
snakelIke eye of his, I should think [ did
And she resumed her book
Va hs ha % was heard in rather a sotto
voice, from Thornton.
Miss Manyers looked up
/ was only a tinkiu', Miss Helen said no
in answer to her look | was only tinkin' dat
Massa Lazy OLear tink hisseffa oreat pen,man
-, H.
" Why shouId ,yo,, tbi,l, =, r{rI,.t a.,
replied ~ '''' l '0H Sne
o. cause he so littIo Nf;ss Trol.,,.. ,-,,i J..
puff hissef un 40 hi, in., III biIIf-,. A'-.'
he ask f,r dr coI,D9i Rnt -, +'-o7' -. !" -
and missrs and NIssu. S.ff;,, $50 ~
Lazy cotch up to de colonel in da c,Iar y
Thornton was right. Iazv Ola had mat
the rest of the marry "a tbev ,yra ot,i, -,
plen and after 49, -nIc',;a, e. .iie
Be he baoo-d = f.vS rnInI,+, ~ .y - ,
tion with 3bo coInnaI M 6nltt - y
0gest anJ bavino, C,i,or NJ So - ms re-
If Mr. Ncredifb re69,;raI tIi,i III e't,
he L,d =, c,,,t o0''''4" " i'l' " HH'
WI NJ w. -. I'LL, r. -,
a. no ,nnrooLed ;tb ~, - VI,
~ FnI - , - ~ .'l't ''9 Iielet. en-
yIancinr At tho one She bai :, bor b.rt ~
are Won not fisbinc, yifb rho ras+ u.b -, y
ba enioyinc. tbsSseIr. ',,"l 30 TT =
WSnJos Is 'uT,L'e1'e9 'e'g ih"Sn were
- -few.oL Si'o!.a Y become Jealous OF those books
Than NJ Jcf.r3r er d;d o. soo on 5'ie'l
'h4L an MI Jefferson ever uid on our vessels.
LEI ie.gh smiled auo oiushed' and Mrs. Seton
III, L.. t,,,.,-. t.....
- 100 oe'ie5 InAh Hshing ana
. Wr.II ~. =. -. ;, > ool'0' Z
iI,, ~ tbn y. - VI ' lIlliS near %
a,d 80 - ~, - = VII "a.h uoW
- - - y -. .,7-' '''S Jun rs nav I "a I.'h
-, (oJ wiz az oe suii'ei
,,l'' 80 I0tl,u t tni5 c.i'irih-
;T,,,t-' q E iLliLllIa 70 -,
the creek
III. ipdaa5 n cbar,,;,,., ,,l,,, %, al NJ
Meredith snryavin(, tho Ill I,,,Iscar haf
them and hone w., r,a, have ~ Ii,,i,,,a
Of aIrain meeting in i witbont ,bn .bspo -
one Of th. lovqd ones who aIro or,r - >,
kpouy va, J.,,erb A. ,,-, - ,, - ~,
Mrs. Seton " hui Il apnears 10 me as # sb,Ii
it viii Be at a distant ne period =" = '' '"'D'o
You are nervous and Iovv-sniri+ad THE r,or-
ming. Isabel. dear" renIied her frfan5 . RI
here come Florence and Mary bounding along.
and the bows with their fish. They Will soon
chase avyay your blues"
Dear mamma. only think Howell has caugbr
three dozen Of in 9nd Ha,,ry- orI a,,crt,I -
cried Flor,rcn
Yes but FIoronco vor f,rcat how, ,,,,,,b
ba+ta- Uou-alI,s f.t,,,.- Ill - -
Henry ,Ii8 nat fs5 III tTc -, .id NJ
AvIn,er
Airs Sefton smiled and e,-d
III n E-ggg 4 s1l
on ?"
o Mary docs not liL-a fsbi,o -,,r,,,, O., sl,
and Henry vent to vather . ,,r ,4 ~ -
helm Howell ia f. ne line
The rnotbers nvcb,n,,ci 4, rro,-i,,, ,,I,-,,,, .
when Mrs. Meredith Of ,ervInr, tbo c@In2 Jeenl
en- in moor FInre,,crSs ..boeiy Ia c,ayIr- -o>F
We'll. he. ..nmcs C,,Innal Scft6r' Tho hove
and Mr. Meredith He has ioinod thorn ~ .
20 now for our eyrIori,,,, aTIodJ,;or l,irTs Tb,
wood wonder looks cool and inyitin6. and n i
be not enchanted. | should like to penetrate :,
little into its recessez
"Oh r. exclaimed Florence. if only were
enchanted If il only were that ,ro,llf he so ID.
ligRtfal Do Won remenber. dear Miss NaDver.
tI. enchanted wood in Tasso'. Jerusalem
through which poor Riualdo had TO fgbf his
way How [ wish the wood wonder was like
it -
How can YOU wish ANYTHING 90 horrible
Florence ?" said MARY AvIner.
We intend invadino .Lat wood. colonel ,,
observed Mrs Mere,Ii,L a. fbo ,,aTtIepan c.r,
Dca-. =. in sDite of vy,,d ,,1-,,,bs or s.t1-rs