The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-02

sonewlaat seri0us Gust ssai
lifea,ld uladnass. have offeI{ l<fAcesis
the mute "a which ssuld
oa "a .1a,or h,a IL, Comp N ich T
berI SsyI5 So III M (T the
deI;sS III 'nis}{ fIaosy, iii tl1e af ap-
Il ans q. a. faer seSsB would xtilk 0 him,
as if. sfKeT6 aaa6ae she s0{ and
acceptars as ee w hen kd1 n bis |
arm her sleiider form cUntf zlely
with his taIl. nYa1a1y X )8erson. The pnd
confiaing nil vit Il, which she he1sd
.up to him, seps1aed to 65 $prth 9
of trium pllda a1s| erisI
tenderness, asa 81 IL sflota< his lQ2
burden for It's ho1ples 81 ss: Y
did couple set forward on 4l t3a +
path of early and we'll situafe 4
with fairer prospect tel sssl
1t was the misfortune Of ri
however, to have embarked h Il
in large speculations; ll. s|E4 !
been married maily months
succession of Sudden disastdl
swept from hifs1 1and hes =
reduced almost to penna53 81 ~ & ]s
he kept his situation ia. 4, N ID 4
went about with hag9a
and a broken heart. l71st "
protracted agony; seered
| it more insupportahld ssIty
of keeping up a 81 zssence
of his wife; for heas6o bring
himself to overwhelm sr the
news. She saw howeverkvlf quick.
eve Of affection, that alI syysss. not we'll
Nth him. She markgl fis altered
looks and stifed sighs, and was not to
be deceived by his sfeskly and vapid
attempts at cheerfulpess She tasked
all her sprightly nlesa and &. tender ,,l' s.
happiness, but she pna rss sarrew
deeper into his rpres hs saw
cause to love her, the 5nore rturillg
was the thought than he was to
make her wretched. A lfttl4 whilei
thought he, and the smile viii Nanisl
from that cheek-the song adts e
away from those lips sa'e ss]
those ewes shall be d4af
sorrow; and the. ha1p hes icI
now beats lightly in than ill be
weighed down like lsikqe
and miseries of the NaII & s2S
At length he came fU 81
, and related his. whole iil /
tone of the deepests ag hen IL ]
; heard him through linz Doe oseE
your wife know aIthis! fJstess
= ton he burst into.
+ For Gods salSs ssi sSia(ssoa
have any pity on INC Bp ~ js2il
= wife-it is tlfeN
drives me almqst 81 :s':
And. why not Said & ti7s's
d know it, sooner or ltters; yot all1ie
d keep it long from heraaid the inteiii
|, pence may break upon her in a NOR
G Startling manner, than if impaired b.
S Yourself; for the accents of those W
s love soften the >harshest tiding. BE
y sides, you are depriving yourself c
n the comforts of her sympathy; an
1t not merely that, but endangering tn
e only bond that can keep heart
n together-an unreserved community {
If thought and feeling. She will 500
e. perceive that something is secretl
d, brewing upon your mind: and true loN
will not brook reserve; it feels unde
d, valued and outraged, when even Il
Y, sorrows of those it loves are conceaie
n from it.
e, %! but my friend to think wb
fe a blow / am to give to all her futu
s. prospects-how am to strike her We
v; soul to the earth, by telling her that h
rt husband is a beggar that she is
eu tOregO all Jnt cltShHSiSo VI nv
" the pleasures of gay society-to shrl'
on with me into indigenco and obscurlt,
ly To tell her that | have dragged h
II down from the sphere in which
.ss might have continued to move in co
on slant brightness-the light of eve
,e- cye-the admiration of every hear
re- How can she bear poverty! she /
nd been brought up in all the retineme1
ng of opulence. How can she bear ne nc
.ss lect! she has been the idol of socie
O it will break her heart, it will bre
ich her heart.
gle / saw his grief was eloquent, an
elf Let it have its flow; for sorrow rele
md itself by words. When his paroxy
uin had subsidized, and he had relapsed!
ant moody silence, ! resumed the suhJ
gently, and urged him to break
situation at once to his wife.
was shook his head mournfully but p'
nd. lively.
and But how are you to keep it from
ao,, If e necessary that she should know