Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

.- :, a,nnIovnent The London
,Sog sa-tba b,,sv season. as IL is en-
,,,,,,.N 5apo,ninatsd nv the sswest end,
~. - and drassma er-tbe SEASON when
,iaaea annrsnt;ce and ;ourueywoman can
ora, nathan necessarv bodily exercise by day
nor rast h, ,,icht and during these months
tbare WAC s,;ll no eonnlaint of want Of occu-
nation vbatevar there MIGHT be Of pecuniary
reimbursement Rnt xyher, this season was
ovar and the ,oetropolis emptied itself of its
fashionable irhabitants, that they might seek
The s.~.sids breezss, or ruralize in sylvan
wales, the poor young needlewoman's interest
ing story was regarded as a bygone tale, and
her very name was in most instances forgotten.
Miss Bellingdon was not vet among the num-
Der who had left town. For some reason she
was a lingerer in its almost deserted fashion
able places of resort. This reason was certain
Nv not that she might further the interests of
her protegee. for a new fayorite had taken
moor Ruth,s Mace in that fiokle Young lady,s
regard. This was a youthful painter. whom
abe declared TO be a second Rubens. and whom
abe was now usine her almost endeayors to
The spdaan aasertion of her natronasses
innnv az whom we're in her debt. was not the
onlv trail our baro;ne had M This time To an
dnre for she was in consequence. unable 10
na, tba arrears of rant for their furnished
apartments. Il was true this did NOT exceed
dro ,,o,,,ds vat n r,os ia,oar suu than che
wonld have baen able To raise. even by dis
nosine of all her wardrobe. She naturally
looked to MISC Bellingdou to assist her at such
n iunoture. at least by advice but that lady
was now inaccessible to her. She called
again and again at her mansion. but always
racaived an ansver that she was nartieularlv
engaged or from home. Her situation was
randsrad more n;tiable nv the ranidlv declin-
inc bealtb If Mrs. Jones who stood in vreat.
or naad Than aver of those comforts Ruth had
onca fopdlv ontie;nated being able to proyide
from the fruits Of her exertjons. Constant
toll and anxietv had blanched her own cheek.
and fnrtbar enfaabled a frame ALWAYS deli
cate bpt of herself she THOUGHT not: all her
oo1ic;,raa VIVA catlpd into exarcise for that no.
lovod ra,otiva who had Laan 10 her az n moth
az circumstance hitherto nnmentioned al
90 sarved n aucmapt onr heroine,s distress
.h;s ,,os tbe oheance Of bar humble friends
,he c.owfo,ds An nnloolea- for event in
THAR family had caused them. a few weeks
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The summer nassea Int The vonng sb;rt.
maker saw nothing Of the green fields Of The
flowers. and little even Of the sun. for ber
dark attic. with its sloping roof and narrow
window overlooking the bacl, ~ some smol,y
DWELLINGS. admitted Int few of his beo,ns
She bebeld not the golden grain rine for Tho
sickle nor the clustering fruits Of the ontum-
nal season and the month with which we
oommanced o,r narrative again r.,,,rnad--ra-
turned with sad forebodinos 10 the sorrow-
stricken girl for the oentle and neel, shirt
of her aged comnanion seemed now abort a.
omit its frail tenement for n mora conqanial
and blessed aboda In tbis ovioanoy pr.b
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