Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19
[Rrom Frasors Magssine.l
Condolences "A Tale of Facts.

simple yet strange tale, whereirom men may
draw moral if they choose. But it is true
and il hinges on facts which are the staple o.
our daily knowledge, though we lack the faitl
that would show us how they are linked to-
gether, and made to act upon each other by an
unseen yet ever-workng power; and, there
| fore, doubt if it will be believed. Within this
hour, in part of London, whittier my duties
seldom call me-in the pHrlicus of Covent Gar
den-I have seen one, skulking under the
| shadow of night, who has brought back to my
| thoughts what happened many long years ago
| scenes in which was forced against my will
to act, and yet, in which felt as if the sorrow
had been my own. And here let mo also say
| that my story is not one of strong passions OF
glaring crimes. am no skilful writer Of cum
ningly schemcd iictons, nor-did even know
| how-should care to harrow tender hearts
grief. My tale will only bo plain string Of
facts it will have but one claim upon the read
| ers heart, which Is, that ii is true.
About twenty years ago in the little woody
village of -, in Middesex, there was a
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cn"''n' pu'' '"O"sn "'',' ,'o-'aiHaou' nv 'O'eu
peace ""u re'.r'"ch'i anu "o n"u p"sS'on 'oi
trimming anu uesoioP,ns 'ne minus VI ."nu''"'
'o""ruS ""o" "e e'' 'e"iiy '"'i'''"n NV
MS poys were ms ''e"us' "o po's.Ss'u nc
rare i'cuity VI oeins "o'o " uesoe"u ~ '"e
ie'ei Vi .ne'r 'n'oN'seh'e' anu sney ope"eu
'heir minus anu hear's 70 nun - a no nau p'e''
'"e" 'iV'", u '"." P' 'o'' w. -, y
OUT o' schooi hours' no o''e" ""'' e' "' "''u :,
orouBht VIZ" ni'A iii.o '"o '''"' y 80
existence much insight i'''o n'"hA'nu" s'o.e
OF that purer anu pe''or w'suo" Which 70
touhdeu on hnowieuse Vi '"V e1'''e"'' VI
eFii, tempered py an ever ""'ch'ui hopo 'of
good
one Doy-he was 'he e'ueS' oi .ne Sonooi-
was to Mr.. faoer almost co'hp"ii'on va niS
promising nature ne nau oes'o"eu inucn ."re'
stimulating MS haoit OF reverence s'rens'"e'i-
ing ms honesty oil spirit anu p"ssioh ior 'ru'h
ana, while encouraging ha'"r"i'y ac'I'e pe-
nevolence ana dlspositioh 10 seh-sacr'hce ior
the sake OF serving others' AZ the same tihe
striving to develop ana encourage uiscriniina-
tion and prudence. Inc youths mlnd hau 'nus
attained healthy ana early maturity.
The master, VINO was IN easy circumstances
kent sort OF little pony Daroucne-a neat
affair, in which he ana his wlie could now ana
then pay visit at distance. Sometimes,
when commission was to be executed IN
town not far distant he would trust the BOY
speak of to drive over for the purpose with
perhaps quiet junior.
One day, the unpretending carriage and Its
youthful charioteer were on the way back to
, when, at the end OF plantation, gem
tlcman hailed the latter from cottage door
He was tall, remarkably handsome, and mad
soft mode of address which instantly charmed
the boy. He had young lady on MS arm
"My little man, ! wish you would DO me
favor"
"Certainly, sir, with pleasure"
"Then will you let this young lady ride as
lar as - anu se. n't uo"h AT ''o "e''on
Arms, 10 wall ior nic .'ho 10 "o' "e'' enous"
10 Walk SO mr. anu '"oae 10 ao"ope VI ""y o'"e'
conveyance am o"i,s'u ~ "',' "''e ,o' IL"
hour OF so' "h surg can ''us' "ei WIN YOU
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