The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-29

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thought 81 sypF y.s aesa sns Harry
reached e fastened up a ss
door and sank upon sofa ! Denss vas nearly
faint. but sleep soon overcame me- ~. not alone
I've fe1 sles CT n conformation By the window. II
must be my two sisters started to my iee''
Sir Henry said . low voice.
Iadv Msrs replied in cold and freezing ac
censs, = this 10 an honor l little expeo oc;sfe"
ssy ss,d :s Only .Ip s's
nao These are
| finding a gentleman fact asleep on my '''"
delight on finding i was you; Il, was firm and col.
lected now. ~ can scarcely undeIstand yo,,
iSeht nj meat;ne with your VICTIM aoa tvsS yIi
should find an explanation OF your ~o'u'
sta We " Sns moment" exclaimed Lady Mara
| though pale she Was more pean.riu, az wbich I
Tiers was soft mea 1sr'ne lone moment. Sir
Heary. Rave you receis ed no letter no" AZ ~,
mot from living SOUL bnrried frem place
to Place, and never If could help it. visited the
Then why have you conie hoi''
TO die! You are as well as you ever were IN
'"madam. from that hour when in your seduetlv s
society learned the fatal art OF love- nave n1rIl
known one moments happiness or heai!h. ~ - IN
ness. In battle. on the ied IN the have chased
| the tiger aud the wild elephant, In the nope py
such savage amusement to blunt my leeings, p s
| in vain. Behold, madam! for once. man VINO ior
| four wears has been dying for love-feur years
Daring this time what have you been dolh i. III,
Waiting for you. Harry" said the siren' Win
"W soia for me- madam" cried in towering
passion !; Fare you then widow? Worse-worse-
/ than wife?" u.;u,,oa uesk,v
| Never married!"I gasped nan,
Never msrried. in fdtaated boy You itto nhew
that youpr as you were. You had awaheneq ia ~ ,
| bosom feelings which dared not avow, was an
affianceti wife. Still did not give up an hope;
your orjer and my altered seRtments. pedg,ng my
sef however to fulfil my part oil the CohtIact II ne
held me to my vow could moi even a. n bags o ~
! you to stay. / limited what might happen. 10 YOU
| not recolIect? But YOU wildly disappeared Had
you paused and reelected, we might nave peeu
It was q dream of Joy could not realize to my;
self sank on my chair half iaintlns, , mns Mr.
came to, found Lady MARIA anu mex aun'' "i o.
Curt bathing my temples: =
But how came here in your room 2! SAID, al
wait y said Lady Maria blushng. read IN the
Morning Post Of your arrival at the Hotel aes
Princes. rery Ill, 1 thought you were hnrryl nls
| home in answer to letter of your sister Fanny 9
| i'm which had allowed her to tell you all; 80
thought you were very i'll, the nurse you wanted
| was-was-"
your future wife!' said Mrs. Curt, laughing
| while Maria Templeton blushet crimson,
Heaven bless you"' | muttered. and catching
| her in my arms. Imprinted ON her lips the nrst
| kias of love. though the aun: did frown httle
Ipeed scarcely add that did not die;
| am happy, very happy; perhaps oil the happier
for my trials yet often regret the four years o.
| misery endured through my preciptancy. still
have great reason to be grateful that the genuine
passion of my life should have terminated so well
and that unlike many in this world, my wife
| should be Mu First LO,s.