, 1859-11-10
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L GERMAN LOVE STORY,


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You have this erening directed my attention
o the cu,inent qualifications Ut our manager:
!ost ussured'y you were in the right; he ploycd
he part divineiy.'
.,mself upou the triumphant expression which
he moonlight revealed upou the face Of his an-
nconist. On this triumph, If his plans su- i
:eedcd, le meant to build u triumph Of his
,wn.:. :
'Ay, NJ what, then, you're. come to renson
'Your Judgment and penetration, Mr.. Good
child, l am bound ut ali times to bow to - far
superior 10 my own
bulfng this compliment to the merchants
Mr. Tempest gently toncaea the
hand OF Ida with his pencil nute* the hand
"a Instant. In which seenc, Mr. Tempest
said the merchant is it your opinion tlut the
manager acquitted himself tcst: -.
IN which ecene!' Here was deiiEhtfni
question. The advocate had attended 80 e1-
ciusivey to Ida. that whether there we're any
scenes at oil in the whole performance was
more llan be could pretend to say; aud now he
vas to endure a critical examination on the
merits Of each scenc in particular. lie was in
d;reful perple1ity. Considering, however, that
in most playa there is some love. scenes, and
therefore some love, hc dashed al it, apd boldly
said, In t!lat scene, think, where he makes
the declaration Of lore
Declaration Of lore! why. God bless my |
soul! in the whole rnrt, from the beginning ~
md, there is nothing lie d declaration Of
love- =,
u, confound your accuracy. you old Gend?
thought Mr. Tempest to himself; but aioud he
said !: No declaration Of lore, do you say: Is
it possible. Why, then, suppose must have
mistaken for The 1nanager that man s1o riaycd
the lorer: surely 1s played divinels.
+Disine}y divino stick what, tsat Wreiehed;
stan'mcr.nS. wooden too1yf Wig he would
have been hisscd oil the stage, If it hadn't been
we'll known that he was stranger hired to walk
through the part for that night
Mr.. Tempest, seeing that ihc more he said the
deeper lie plugged into the mud. held i adsls3-
ble 10 bc silent. On tue other hand. Mr. food
child began 10 be ashamed Of his triumph. over
whnt be bad supposed The lawyers prcjudices.
He took his 1suve, therefore, in these words:
Good night, Mr.. Tempest aud for the future,
INF good eir DO not judge 80 pEcciPitately as
you did on That occasion when you complement.
I'd u black fellow with the title Of klps, and
called St. Domingo by the absurd name OF Hay
Ii, Some little consideration and discretion 30
10 every sound opinion.' =,
So Saving, the old dragon walked oil with his
treasure. aud left ,be advocate with Lis ears
still tiugling from his murtidcations:
Just to see the Young people oi tnls oay,
said Mr. GoodcL1]d; 'wLas presumption and
| wl.at ignorance!' The whole evening through
| Ac CONTINUED to return to this theme; and dur
| ing supper nearly choked himself in an ebulli.
| tiou OF fiery zeal upon this favorltc thcmc.
| CHAPTER x1.-TuE LE14EE.nox.
To her father's everlasting question, Am not
in the right, tAen.' Ida replied III a sort Ct
pantomi.ne, which was intended TO represent
tyse;' This was her outward y<s :: but in her
which she might one day be called on 10 pro"
nouuce ut tho altar By the side Of Mr.. Tempest.
And therefore, ut 1eugtl,, when the c:ernai ques>
ton cane ronnd ugain, she nodded in u way
wiicl, rather seemed to say, u, dear sir, you
| are iu the right for anything hare TO say
Against it, than anything like a downright y<s.
| Ua which Mr.. Gnedchild quilted Que favorite
theme for another more immediately necessary,
yiz; tile lukewarnness Of young people o"atds
GOOD counsel and sound doctrine.
Meantime, Ida's looks were increasingly d.
rected to her neck handkerchief: the reason 81
which was this. In order; on the one hand. II
'lnre tie love letter US nenr as possible 10 mel
| heart, and, on tue other hand, to be assuret
that il was in safe custody, she had convertet
tue beautiful nhitc drursry Of her bosom into
letter case; aud she felt continually urged Il
sse whether The systole and diastole "lilcn ven
On III other impottaut conteuts Of this tleue
ca>c, might not by chance expose It to Slcw
Tie LITTER asked for an answer; and late as j
was. When utl ,lle house were in bed, 1dn SC
. about one. On the following morning this ans
wcs WAS conveyed to its destination bY the ma
who delivered The newspapers to Ter father an
| Mr. Tempest
From, this day forward there came SO man
lc.lcrsto Miss Goodchild by the new cstab'ishe
most th1t the he 4,,tilul letter case was no longt
able 10 contain fl,cm. she was now Obliged
r :c-ort 10 the help Of her writing desk, which
iopr ID ler father had no suspicious, was full
sufficient.
CHATTER XII.
The narrr intercourse noE began to appe
=. too little to MIR. Tempest. For what can be u
uatclcd in u mouscnt By word Of mouth, won
,ficu l,nStr uunccou'plished TOR thousa'
yeurs when conducted in writing. True 1t v
that !. g1eat deal of important business lad
rcady bern dispatched by the letters: For
stance, Mr. Tempest lind through this chan1
asaurel himself that 11a was willing to DC
r. forever. Yet cvcn this was not cnour1; !
cortract had been made, but not sealed up
the uosy lips ri Ida
Grant me PATIENCE said be to himself; CT;
i. ,ur patience; wien l think ofthe many dIsgu
ipt old reta.ious, great raw. boned, absurd
lows, with dusty, snuff powdered boards, Il
":D lave reveled in that lip paradise hardly knt
ing-o'd witbesed wretches what taes "
D, tl1ea Whilst 1-ycs, !, TINT am destined &c
~ hrr ,ny bride one Of these days-an, obliged
content myself with payments Of mere pa
money
. THIS seemed shocking; and indeed, consf!
ing the terms on WHICH ne noH etooo "un
F.
r." liz paced up and down bis study in augcr, I'll
aSS' jur .lauces ut every turn upon the oppo
l,pnse, which continued his treasure. AL
uuce be stopped: *Whnt's nil this + said he
,.u, observing f. Goodehilds servants l'ghtiwrs ws
L. - IN @ tsss Wind no~,' Ana immediately he
: to lis writing table for 1da's last letter; for
Aomttimcs communicated any little crent
. the fanlly that could anyways affect their
- ,espoudcncc; on this occasion, however.
had gircn no hint Of anytl|ng e1traorot'
quail approaching. Yet the preparations any
hustle indicated something r<ry extraord'n
I'd 70 Mr. Tempests heart began to bent viole
What was be to think: Great fetcs, 10 b
where there is MI only daughter, usually
s'n9c a9r. some reference to h<r. Go, Tsrre' sad
. ", YOU understand, and in . ]awysr.likc
ncrj as to the nature aud tendency Of tines
rnntremeuts.' Tyrrell came back with tht
loving report: Mr. Goodchild lad issued
for very great party on that evening; a.
seuiors we're iGrited to tea, and almost ~
10 . masked bull at night. The suddennt
the Invitations, aud The consequent hus
,E,e arrangements, arose in this way:
relative VINO 1ived in the country had for.
plan for coming BY surprise, with bis
family. upon ME. Goodch!td' hnt Ar;
child had accidentally received hint Of
tention by some side wind, and had deter
10 1urn the tab!cs on his rich relation b
ntisipg him with masquerade.
% lsearens. what barbarity' said Nr
,,est ps towards evening he saw ffnm hl
. aows young aud old troopiug to the
What barbarity! Theirs hardl{ SEQ
in the place but is asked and IL. joni
- nest. that a.n to marry tho jewel OF the
H. must be content to witness The preraralio
to hear the sound Of their festivities fft
solitude Of my den.'
cuArTEa Alll.-orEs1loSs AND COMA
Is night drew OH, more and more co
continued to pou. in. The windows beiE
LsAcaE. Lrirht. and Tic curtains not drawn, no
I7cI1 III The rarty could escape the adsocate-
OA1AA tlcuscd hi,1, better than NIL the si'iendo1
he SAW. Was the melancholy countcnanc
s& kfut hearted girl, she stood ~ thc
window and looked oyer ut him. This
..u choly couutcuance md these looks, dire
himself, were eccasioned. as no soon
o1orr aware, hy proposal which had oeen !
y - p.sv at questions and commands. hi
In tact. soon begun. Thunder and lis'
httcs sud Nr. Tempest, discovering what II
!. this to be eudurcd:'
-. If the mere possibility Of such an Is
enIios' alarmed linn, how much more sensible
&st J. 4 .,]clion when he saw. as matter Of
csslf yisiiiy t.cfore his bodily eyes, that cv
r. pit and coxco,nb ayai]ea himself Of the PR
,ae game 10 gire to lda, bis own dcstsn
kisses without let or ltuarance; whils
h-. John Tempest, have neSeF yet bee'
- With one l.,
c. iiut fthe sight OF sueh nncs1es Ia