, 1859-02-03

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PR1nT1nG IN ooLons
In as vazietes done In beautiful eylo md Al uode9.
ate rate3
An examination Of SPECIMENS and PRICES il r.
epctzfnllytnytted
eHordess from the County promptly died and sent
hozse b1 E1pTeA
JUANlTA-A TALE or REVENGE.
1F1om the Alart.c Mon:hy.l
Continued. =
pnrsuea my purpo determined]y and
with uuAagging zeal I did not know exactly
how it would be realized lut I felt sure /
should achieve it. Ny first care was to calti-
vu!e to the utmost every faculty possessed.
Ny education had been hitherto Of rather
a substaatia} order; I had few accom-
plfshments. To these l turned my care
" What has woman" thought, ito do
With solid learning? It never tells in eooie~
IT," l had observed the rapt attention with
which William listened to music. Hilbert,
had been only passa1le petformer, such rs
any girl of sixteen mig ght he. But under the
Influence Of this new motive studied dill
gently the best masters we're supplied me;
and suon ny progress both delighted aud as-
tonshed ny self aud all who heard me.
have before said thxt 4 change for the
better had taken place In my person this
s.rove by every means in my power to in
crease. / rode, walked, / piled the oars
| vigorously upon our little lake. Ny health
| grew f1tm my cheeks more blooming, my
| form fuller and majestic. Itook the greatest
| pains with my toilet. 1t was wonderful to
| see, day by day, us looked into the Mirror,
the alteration that care and taste could
| effect ID personal appearance. Could this
erect, stately figure, with its air Of gracc
| and distinction. he one Of the THU. stoop-
ing form, clad in careless, loose.ftting garb.
which so we'll remembered Us myself?
Could that brilliant .face, with its bands OF
shining hair, tlat smile Of easy self confi-
dencc, belong TO me! What had become Of
the pa'e, spiritless girl? Ny uncle some.
times asked the question, and: looking at me
With fond, admiriog glance, would say,
"fou were made for IN empress, Juanita !"
in the knowledge; but no tinge OF vanity
mingled witt: the joy. 1culsiVatcd my beauty,
as did my talents, fur purpose OF which l
never lost aight.
1t was now learned for the first time that
John uaughton loved me. When it became
generally understood that William and
were no logger engaged. John came for "arj.
do not know what he 80 good, 70 hi.h-1niud
Cd, saw in me but certainly he loved INC with
true affection. When be vowed it, strange
joy seized mc, felt that now held in my
band the key to Williams destiny. Now l
should not loose my bold On him; We could
not drift apart in The td- of if. A. Johns
bIide, johns wife, there must always he an
iutinlute connection bctw.ea u. So yiehl-
I'd with wcll-ieignsl tenderness to my lovers
erit. ---ly esst>-t-ss.u, <a.-<, - ss%.as *i'a.o
must clapse brtore our marriage, 10 one
should know of our attachment,- not even
William, or his mothcr,-nor, on my part,
| auy If nv uacle's family. He made no oh
jection / believe hc even took aromailtic
pleasure in the concealment. He liked to sec
me moving about in society, aud to ltel that
there vas tie between us that none dream
cd Of Int ourselves. Poor John hc dcse:v-
cd better of Fate than to be the tool Of ny
revenge!
William came home, soon after our engage
ment, for his annual visit. lie was succeed
| ing rather better than his dismal fancies bad
oucc proyllostcatcd. He WIS very ofteu at
our houset-very much my friend. slw
through all TINT clearly enough; l knew lie
lored tue lundred-fo'd more passionatclY
than in cur earlier days ; and the knowledge
was to ME as q co&l lrauSht to Que who is
perisbing Of thrist. Ibid u}i in my power to
cnlance his love sang bewildering melo.
dirs to him !; talked to hi Il OF the thugs be
liked, and that reused Ills fac intellect to the
exercise Of its powers. rode with him, dan
ccd With him nor did I omit to let hum see
The admiration with wAich others Of his ser
regarded me. I was veil aware that mnu
values no jewel 10 highly as that which in q
brilliant settings calls forth the plnndits ol
the crowd. talked to him often Of his pros
pccts and hopes his ambition, oil selfish H.
il Was, facinates! me BY its pride and daring
~Ah, William p sometimes thought, "you
made deadly mistake when you cast me off
Iou will never find another who can enter
heart aud soul, into oil your brilliant pro
jectsi''
LII came to nc, OIL. morning, rather car
|icr lbuu Ais IF Mt vas reuling, but laid
aside my bopk to greet him.
"Wtal have you there, Juaulta! s0ms
youug-lsdy;sh romance, suppose
mo. ut lit is IL very rational w"rk
ttush presume you will laugh at it, be
can<e IT contains little sentiment,- ur,
RI owu 60 Eard aud Guild of late"
"Do you thiuk so ~ be asked, with 4 lool
| That bclicd the charge
He took up the volume, and, gluucinl
through it, read now and then sentence
"What say you to this, Juanita? III ",
are still able to love one who has made II
suffer. VIC love him more than ever Is tha
true to ynur experience :"
mo" I answered, for liked at times t
approach tue topic which Was always upper
most in my miud, and to see his perfect uu
conciousncsa Of it. 1T any one had made III
suffer, | shnuld not stop to inquire whether
| o.,11 II tn Inn him zffH r,nfs Ehf,rt4
have but one thought left,-1evenge -
"uow very fercer' he said, laughin'
sand your idea Of revenge is-vhnt T
stab him .th your own white hand!''
:No!" said scornfully. ITO kill a pc
eon you bate, ia to my mind, the most pitift
idea ut vengeance. What put him ont Of tt
world Ut once I Not 80 He should live,
l said, fixing my eyes upon him,-''and liz
to euftT, and to remember, in his anguis
why he suffered, and to whose haud be ONE
itI"
It WAS hateful speech, and would hal
rc,wl}ed most men for my life dared II
have m i'd. it before John. But knew
whom was talking. that be had no oijectit
10 slight epice Of diatltsie.
tWhnt curious glimpses Of character -
open to INC now and then,' he said, tbough
1nlly. mot very womanly however,"
"Womauly I" I cried. Il wonder what
1uan's notion OF woman is! Some soft pull
thing that thrives all The better for ahase
:, spaniel that loves you more, the more y
beat it: 4 WORM that grows and RroEs
new rings as often as you cut 1t asundet
wonder history has never thought you bett
Look at Judith with Holotcrnes,-Jael vi
Sisera,- if you want profauc cxampl
= Catherine dc Mctlicis, Mademoisel1c Dc Bri
villiere, Charlotte Corday. There are WON
who have formed purpose, and gone
= steadily toward its accomplishment, CT
8 thcugh, like that Roman girl7-Tallia II
her nsme ,-they had to drive over fasbe
h corpse to do iti"
} "You have known such, Perhaps" S:
Richard.
On Yes,"1 answered, with gentle smile,
W hare. They wished no harm, it might bc,
any one, but people stood ia their way. II
as if they were going to the arbor ali
+: gtape=, and there were a swarm Of ants in
n, path. You have no malice against the at
but you want lne grapes.-so you walk
r., aud they are crnshed.n
. Twas thinking Of John a1d ot his love, |
. William did not know that.
IF You are strange being!' be said, lo
ing at me with mixture Of admiration q
= diRtrust.
IS, "Ah! Well, you zee my race is somew
~, anomalous,-a blending Of the Spaniard I
= The Tarkec. Come, will he all Spanish
~ t&-~ lat