The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

MI have known each otner al your lives
yct, AL This last visit, you never thought you
loved ner Inane than any other C .ildisn friend.
1t Is 100 soon 10 say the words SO uftel spo-
kta Iastiiy-so hard 10 ba .scaiied. 10 back
u orr work dear, for another year; think
OF Nan IN Inc Hght of this new hope compare
he. vim eeiieil.r, gayer girls, and by absence
prove the truln OF your belief. Then, II dis
faace oaly makes her dealer, II tine only
trengtnens your affection, ana no doubt OF
your own WCrtniaess distnrbs you, come
pac6 and oRes her what any woman should
be clad 10 lake--my boys true heart"
.iahn smiled at the Ia merry prlue OF her
words, oaa answered wilma ~isiiui look.
Il seems very ioiis IL wait mother. III
could Just ASK her IoI WoTd ot hope, Could
be very ksaiient tneu ~
.sAh my dear, better bear one year of impa-
tience now than lifetime OF regret hereafter.
Nan is happy; why disturb her by q word
which WAL bring the tender cares aud Lrou bles
that comes soon enough to ouch conscien lions
creatures us herself Ii she loves you, time
will proyeit; therefore let the new affection
spring and ripen as your early friendship has
done, and II will be all the stronger for q
summers growth. Philip was rash, and has
TO bear his trial now, and Laura shares IL with
him. BE more generous, John; make yonr trial,
bear yonr doubts alone, and give Nan the
happiaess without the pain. Promise me
this, GEAR, promise me TO hope and watt
The young mans eye kindied, aud Ia his
heart there rose eeiter ehiyairy, iruer vaior,
than ANY DIS knights had ever kaown.
ssfi try, mother" was all he SAID but she
was sa,ifed. tor JOAN seldom tried in vain.
"0h, girls, how splendid you are! IL does
my heart good TO see my handsome sisters In
taeir best array" cried Nan, one mild October
night, as she 1T the last touches To certain
airy raiment fashioned by her own skiilfui
bands, aud then tell back 70 survey the grand
Effort.
Ia and Laura were preparing To ass,.t A. an
"esent VI tae season. !" and Nan, win her ovn
locks fallen on her shoulders for war 81 = NJ
dry combs PROMOTED To Der sisterss hsasls go
her dress In unwonted disorder for fank ~
the many pins extracted In exciting crises Of
the toilet, lowered like an affee Tomato h.
about Two very tall blown flowers. - -
Laura looks like cool Undine, with the
iyy-wreaths In her shining hair; and ID has
illuminated herself 70 such an extent with
tness scarlet leaves, that / dont know what
great Creature she resembles most" said Nan
bcaaIng with sisterly admiration, 80 =
Like J nao, Lsnopia, and Cisopa ira simmer.
ed Into one, with a touch OF Xantippe BIZ way
ofspice Bnt, 10 my eye, the finest woman Of
the three - the disnevslitd young person EN-.
herself. and gives her time aad tasls TO nnk-
ing homeiy people 0ne--whIch il q vast. of
good material, aud an imposition ON the pub.
ie .fs tszNtRss9 - ~ sz}a
AS Di spoke. both the faahion pilates looked
affsctionateiy ct the grey. gownsd figure but.
their feelings iE the bud, and reserve their
caressess till they returned TO common life.
sFut on your bonnet and we'll lea We you al
Mrs., Lords Oh our way. II will do you good,
Eaa; aad perhaps there may be news from
Joiasl, added Ia, As sns bore down npsa the
door like man .of. wariunder foil sail ls34
.pr from Philip, sighed Lanrs, witaa visit
fni lock.
Wnsgrupoa Nau persuaded herself that xsr
sfr0Hg inclination "a sit down was owiag TO
want of exercise, and ths hsaviness Of her sys-
tis = Heak Of ilnAsinauoni 80, speedily