The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-02
I4ss splendidly lodged; and surely it
does not require a palace to be happy

Mss splendidly lodged; and surely it
does not require a palace to be happy
with Mary -
II could live with her. he cried,
ely in hovel! l could go
down with her into poverty and the
dust! I could-I could God bless her.
cried he, bursting into a transport OF
grief and tenderness.
And believe me, my friend, said |,
stepping up and grasping him warmly
by the hand, believe me she can be
the same with you, Ay more; it will
BE 3 source of pride and triumph to
seit will call forth all the latent |
'ergies and fervent. sympathies of
4 9r nature for she will rejoice to |
ebrove that she loves you for yourself. |
III here is in every true woman SD art 4
= spark of heavenly fire which ~hes
fdormarlt in the broad daylight OF pros
perity; but which kindles up, and
beams and blazes in the dark hour OF
&hdversity. No man knows what the
wife Of his bosom is-no man knows
what ministering angel she is-unth
| hes has gone with her through the
L fiery trials of this world There was
kpmething in the earnestness OF my
Rnner; ana tue hSui" i".i.1 s'y
language, that caught the eSciteo
1aia8ination OF Leslie; l knew .he
asaditRr | had to deal wl1n' ana 1osiowln ea:~ha
i up ninnpresslon haa maze, i hliisneo 1
by Vkuading hlm TO go honne' alea
urbalfs hls sad heart TO ms "lIe' Sd
/ nius S5pfess, Notwithstanding
4 I had sttlSl felt some little solicitu4
for the result. w ho can calcQiate 0A
4 theyt f0f u i8S one zhos@ life has
s been As S0# ptTas asl4e Her gay
81 spiirit 81 ,Ik revolt at TIE dark, down
\ ward I5{s1 Rf low hulnility Ssl3daepiy
pointea e fore, and aiglltss Hllng g
Ito the S7nn gions IN hich trey
'ishad hitherto revelled. I5esides ruin
i1l d fashionable life is III comp
i II,y M nifaiay CALLING notifications TO
4 (which in other ranks it is stranger.
s III shorf,I couadSne5 meet Leslie the
next lnornin thout anticipation
Y He made the disct tosure.
sAnd how did sheseear II
] 1ilSe an angel "a " seemed rather &c
! be d "a lie4f TO her mind tor she threw hel
J a, asa round my neckand asked IT thi'
wi1s that had lately made me ln
i llSap4 lta poor girl, added ne
/ 4 ss 1aIitst realize the cnanSeswe liius
uilSsa'go She has no ldea o1 povera,
81 bilt ~ the aostract' slio n's on n;ad d't' >
zI ofslt III poetiy, "here II - a.e !
Isl love. She sfeeis as YET no pris a.iol '-e'l
',,.isshe suffers no loss OF accos'o,lleu ooi'
q sveniencies nor elegancles: w Hen ie, Wv.
Home practically TO experience l's sol
&ldid cares Its Paltry wants tiS Po'.
Il humiliations-then VIII oe 'ho i0'
\ trial"
Il But" lsald' now Una, that you lni nIye : I,
= over the severesttest'that OF oreaNlng @
e to her, the sooner you let 'nT In "9i. u:
y into the secret the nettef. me US
e closure may be mortitylhS puU 'neii
e is single misery ana soon oN'l
u whore as you othGrwlse s9lle5 i"'
~ anhclPaIlon, every ,lJ"i h - rotonco .or1 III,
Is not poVerty 81 ,nonn IL tbp struggle h,
of h''fasSee iuin,u a,,,,1f% nnr.
N 1--WE tMo1ia =" ~, hollow show that mu
II, C''e heeP.ns "p . nud Have tLe con
~ soon COME 10 ON enu' ond von disor
age 10 uPpsdl Pooii ~" a.