Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30

pier; for riches TO sneh a nan az NJ
Ti-efon will Be The source Of happiness both 20
himself and others"
her %sisier's waist and kissed her in silence.
/ Rboda's toilet was soon completed, and they
p~rsparsd 70 descend 20 the drawing room, a
laundering kRoek having already announeea
/ The arrival Of visitors there was no one MsIe
however pat her father and . gendeman N1o
stood converting with bis back TOWARD lleM-
Lord Taunton came forward on her e'
be looked flushed and agitated
hhoda,n said be, JUS
letter from Mr.. Radcife.r I,
@os eve Il n ne instantly ~ interrupted
Lis DAUGHTER with impatient eagerness, -ha
without regarding the presence Q.
! ,rho bsd w3Iked to a distant window, does ne
write 70 ne s-is he weu2-hss be forgiven
ne -
aThe letter is addressed 70 me Z replied Lord
Taunton calmly, but Mr. harrington oroasnt
il. and VII tell you everything you Want 70
q Mr. HaningtOnp exclaimed RAOaa shrink
Her father drew Enay from the room aud
/ they were left together.
aYon-vou have seen Mr.. Radcliffe lstely,r
began the young girl dmidly, after a long ST.
Hence. Perhaps yea are the bearer OF some
note or message from him 10 me-to his wife
j NLH auMEL more y. AIN LlA NANAAAN
clam intrusied with no message" replied
the stranger; and Rhoda bent eagerly forWarl
as his low voice fell upOn her ear-thsre was
no mlstakiug its well remembered tones, and
utterng a cry Of Joy, SIZE flung herself into hi
arms and clunE fondiy 10 him.
Nv ever dear Radeifelr exclaimed Rhods
a. soon as she could fnd words But nov
| ehangcd-how improved - and her eyes gin
tered with pride and pleasure, as partly Olsen
gag NJ herself from his embrace she pushes
aside the hair from bis forehead. aad gaze
into his animated coautenance. HOh, what i
the nearing Of al this-and why did ml
father ten ne that you were NJ. Barring
ton ?''-
4" He did not deceive Yea. Rhoda-but Il Is
long tale. To be brief, I have been bali q
romantic as yourself, and the accounts Whicl
1 everywhere heard Of your beauty and enthu
siasn made me love you even before We me-
I wooei you as knew you wished 70 be Woosd
and bore vuu way under my assumed name Q
realize he ideal visions OF your young imsgi
nation. or learn their fallscy. Forgive me
Rhoda. f I prolonged your trial, because
could not bear 70 break the spell II was %
severe in nv lessons, and tried your young an
! trusting spirit too much If / have snbjecte
YOU TO sorrow and made YOU acquainted wit
. sadness. And iet the devotion Of my htur
life atone for my past errors. speak 70 me
I INV nNDHEAHM A E4uA AAAAA AAaH wv ~
viii Be impossible for love to exist any vheT
but in a cottage"
No. no, said Rhoda with a fond smile, a
she leant her head on his shoulder, "you hav
cured ne Of that folly, and ! an content 10 B
/, the wife Of one o. the richest men in England
But did my father know Of this dseephonfn
g He did no., as we have e~orresponded onll
and never met until now; but let Us Join th
party in the next rom"
HNot vet" said Rhoda, " Ihsre a thousan
questions to ask, and a thousand things 70 sS
plain and have explained; they viii not mis-
, u.s.
What these questions were, and what an
sWers they received, are interesting only 70 II
parties concerned, and we shall leave them
their cete-a-uete; merely informing the gent
reader in conclusion, that they were reunited
few weeks after under their proper names, an
in a manner betting their rank and station.
This sketch ] would especially dedicate Z
all romantic Young ladies, al the same time r
minding them that Il is in fcton only that Oh
/ hero Of their dreams VIII urn out 70 be the
euual-nd hat IN stern and sober reality "a
inevitsbier result Of such III assorted unions
r poverty and wretchedness-