Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21

cared for Duyant, but rather that she avoided
him. However, Duyantsuddcnly lett place,
and be was congratulating hlnsell upon the
happy rlddance, when oae day an anonymous
ettcr was placed in his hand, bidding him watch
his wife, fol it was the writer opinion that she
did and always had loved Duyant, but had re-
jectcd him because Mr.. and Mrs. Coyille did
not like him.
Had a thundcrbolt fallen az his feet, Albert
could not hive been more astounded His first
thought was to show the letter TO his wife, but
ere lie reached her be concluded not to take any
notice Of the letter whatever, and think no more
about it, Bat alas it dl its work upon bis
mind 1t caused him 10 watch her, and uncon-
sciou.y to himself his manner became changed
towards her. This She ebsoryed, and knowing
not why il made her less Joyous than before.
lie was quick to notice this, and another letter
coming soon after, saying that she often met
Duvlnt elandestnely, only served to increase
his collncss towards her.
Oh had he shown the infamous letters to
her had he trusted the wife Of his bosom, how
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bsr writ;pr that together with what he already
knew he never thought Of doubling word
and though Mr.. and Mrs. Coryile urged him
70 consider il all false and endeayor to find her.
he sternly refused. saving.
O. So we'll am convinced Of its truth, and
the place Of her abode, that shall never seek
to see her again. shall take my child and n-
mcdiately return to America"
And in spite of all their entreati.s he did 40,
resolving that he would strive to forget every
event Of his unhappy marriage and hencelorth
believing there was no truth in woman's love-
live lol his child only, and bring her up as far
as he could to what had over been his ideal Of
woman. Returning to New Orleans, lie there
made II his home until called TO tne nan ~ tue
Illness oil hS ia'ner' Alter ms i"'ner uea'n'
finding himself once more restored 70 MS rlsn~'
brought OaeR 10 ms minu 'ne memory o' o"0
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