The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

/ delights, so J, in fleeing from the vndic-
tiveness of Brown. was led hy reienting
| Fate to the portals of Elysum. To be
| circunIstantiaI, | removed to Il quiet
| boardin" house In a remote part ot the
| city. My suite of apartments, comprising
ci,amb,r anI closet, was as u-uai On the
| :hird floor back 1t command. III Il bird s
! eye view of two very limited back yard.
| Devoud them rose, four stories high, the
rear of large double house, which, my
| ianGlidy had informed Inc, WAS Madame
Clnchct's boarding school for young
ladies.
At Madamc's window appeared, from
time tu time, the usual vuricty uf >c:,ooi-
Girl physoynoniies broad, round, and
aitenuated, sallow, pale AID trcchlcd,
merry. mi cliievmiS and stoiid. | soon,
however, remarked ut the window just
opposite mine one at surpa>slng = at ir.lct,ve-
hess. Dlniplcd checks, iu>trou> blue eyes.
ii prof ,sioI OF sunny ring 9lets-pssaw
how feeble is language
have dealt cupluu>iy in the incep;ive
and progressive rhcmonnena ot love in my
contributions to ilurrcrS Magazine iiore-
said, as the readers of that excellent pc
riodicai know; yet | cannot tisu, vl"l.,!e
the saiictlty of my personal experience.
have the more ciuclancr, becdu-e | knrw
that every cnrCc minded reader viii
prom unce the affair highly app, ciens Ib.t,
IT nut-is Niaeanrc CrociIeI Indiei,anJI,
characterized It-outra"cuu-. 10 such
can only plead, in extetu,tion OF nay con-
duct. that was thcu very Noun..
| will not, therefore, reproduce the
4 4
may add, our s,uiS were first brou.h into
communication 10y il l.air oi starcs. L
will pass over the successive Stage. OF the
Guttercd Landkercilcf-the rr"jecriic
ki,s-the deal and dumb aIpi,abet Nor
must |. out OF re::uld for the tranquility
of Nadainc CrJrhet's mcn0 Jc, divui. th,.
secret OF tie postal arrangement by means
OF VIII oh we were ut length clt,..icd. in
defiance III espionage, To discharge full
.r,ad-ides of affection to each other or
gifted 4td no.c larcr.
Lest, oa the o.hcr iaud, this vcni vidi-
vlcl lI&c summIh" up of the history Of SD
rlch "a Conquest should SAVIOR ri vanity, |
humbly record my Indebtedness to two
impnItaht AJAX Xliary ciicu,istahceS first,
III Madame truclic.S uurucl establishment
the pupils were Guarded acaItist flirlaiipn
With such YAK like vigiiancc that ii is no !
wonder the lhoclvity ileret" Inherent in
y"un- tercnlne nature, hal in them
enlightened into ii po:iiive nai,in sec
only, l MS Yet III t. Z almost u:.dItuued
glory oi heapravel furnished me hy brown
< co
| was seated in my room one day read |
iag the following note, wh cii had ju-t |
re.ched me IN Il l.criulued condition aad
pink cuvelnpe
( "Eenred .l.foi,Ims: / have been in my
room all day pretending to he sick, but N
reality reading your sweet note again aud
Il gain. Uh . how can | tell YOU the feel /
in.s that aei:Ht: and ovcrwhcim me -
i error ut Thought ol whit MaIaiuc Croct I
ct wou.d say II she .,=ssly knex-joy ua
y caLable at the ,ssurilc. that / an real |
y, truly loved sy oie good, SO gifted,
80 n",ic as YOU
',Thcn YOU are really literary man,
and wrote the dear, delightful stories to
the Magazines 1t seems all Il dream
that one standing on such Il pinnacle of +
genius aud fame should stoop to care for /
such IL plain, foolish, unattractivc little (.
body as L. :"
And is it true that your poverty i, tle /
only obstacle TO speedy m m,rrla.e? (It
wish vou could see how blush aS write !
that wnrd) think, dear Adolphu>. /
can remove that obstacle. My papa is Il
merchant on Broadway They say he is
rch-I don t know ho.o rich, but | am
sure he has heaps of money He would !
not exactly approve Of my getting married
now, but If wc should DO it first and thcn
ask lis permission afterwards, [ am sure
lie won't refuse il, Tor | am l.iS only child,
and he thinks all the world of me- Be
sides know lie will be proud that | have
married Il ni,n of genius. 1heu he VII .
give us home and everything nice
"Dear, noble Aduiphus, do not think
me cheap for con>cnting - readily. 1T
yon only knew how unhappy | am, aud
what crueltrs and n.ivations suffer from
MADAME Crochet, am sure you wuuidn
wonder.
but | must bid you adicu, dearest,
md get horrid geometry lesson, or |
shall eaten dreadful scolding.
Write immediately To your ever dcvo-
ted ARABELLA."
s'An"el,' | murmnred, on finishing it.
commissioned to elevate me TO that hcish
Of competence and. happiness for which
nature designed me. Diisslul prospects
Of"
) Just then came tap at my doOr-aIid /
Brown entered.
so have found you at last ~ he cx-'