The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-05-28
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no shall be eaono all the morning, and
you know you promissd to do 30 the
first time We could .it quietly together =
And Adele at -once commenced a.
follows: ~, : ~.I-...r - = u 90
:. Listenipg TO the advice of friends,
had wailed and walled for Roland te
I get ssa:lit,le ahead in the world, until |
was perfectly satisfied that he riever
sooud get ahead. aIfone day walked
opt alone, to think the matter quietly
over, and come TO decision as to wha,
4 had better do.S I was obliged to 10
on, Of. the. 1house in order to be alone;
or 10 get q chance 10 mediate upinter.
raptedly |; for was one Of that fortun>
ate eIass Of persons wlfom everybody
fkkes, and with whom somebody IN de.
terInined all the time to be-. y. 'eS
my parents having died when
was a child. i was adopted by their
relatives generally and from that time
until the period Of my marriage, / cir
culated among them universally liked,
and universally welcome but not par
,icularly necessary to any one; and not
painfully missed by any when I was
away. 80. u r.'...' =.
I had very great reason ia, be thspk-
ful for che Kindness of which was the
fseeipient,> andeI believe ] soass thankful.
Some If my relatives were very wealthy,
some were MOI, and L have. this, to say
OF them--that.I / always kmnd- the hind:
ness Of the poorer ones.to bemost active
and most unciianging. - -, -, -. ~
+ I strovs to be. pleasapt- always, and
a;ways -oi,ligings l allowed myself 10
be ~incommoded in every way for the
comfort. Of those shout me-, / would
not indulge myself in; any habit that
did not suit my familisrs. I crowded
myself, my tbings, and my very wishes,
into the smallest possible compass, and
iato the most out.of the. way corners
j learned how to get along any way
and every; way ;, aud to do without what
the other. girls tins my foster families
would have thought;it .exeeeding hard
to-be deprived Of. In short, IL was my
constant aim TO give as little trouble,
and as much pleasure, as Nsas in my
power Therefore, i would not consult
Ffhy own viii in what, I did or did
mot do. .Evaited on and obcyed ihe
wishes ofmy dheles and aupss,; I lent
myself tor the ceayanience and amuse,
meni Of my elder cousins, and / devoted
nyself 70 the entertainment aud instrHc
tion Of those that were YOUNGER. : I car
truly say that; sl,hough was probably
m selfish ss She generality Of people
my sel6shuess became pretty thoroughly
stunted, from the want Of any opner.
tunity for .cuitiyatiots. -, =. =: = y
Bur 7 grew weary. II was pleasant
to be generally iked but every hsar,
tyearns 10 be particularly loved i
wanted somebody to love me for some
loyelipsss IN my own self. and. not 70,
.the ohliging and pleasant, thinga done
by me, ! iinsginsd how fbBdiy. I eoald
love a. a.conge,siai fellow creature, even. il
had gevsr been greatly benefited bs
lhifs. I'D, = q ( = -
2. Lovers never thrcneasl my steps. a.
they did the steps efmsny Of my bean
tiShl relatives hut when ! was In my
Itwenty third yet one lover came. S
-" said that / had long desired ,
friend, who should love me with q De
6uisg 1ove.a I wantesl Some one tc
4 come who shopla be to me. more, thar
d,elk else who were w the world. .;snd, &c
whcsns1 should be the same. Bu,
sficng au The thrnags Of fair wonier
and brase nea rlso hwf rnssed bsfore
my vision had no.. aees one -towsrd,
whom my feeIipgs were aso!untsril,
| tsnciinedS 81 whom my heart ssid, leap
/ ing quickly, This is my anate ;tnnsiI
stood, Sone .pleassbt afternoon. sin IN,
pressnee % Rolapd nafcy. lie m.
eallea TO see my ,iprle ON some ms,,e
Of business, and y basiss occasion ..
enter the fbrsty, saw and xas intro
lduced to him.sSza p - :, -, -. :, 2
Ny good onele wonld have shu
! tie door IN my face when nttsvsptea
% satef Ne Ebrary, had some soddeI
Hsw of epiriiuaI wind swept The mist,
veA from ihe future, nod Showed hisi
that, Ne. Darcy WIS the man Who wa
70 confer on ME the pame Of vile. oss s
! But tbs.wiAd ~sa siill, and, I enter
ed that plsnsaas little nook OF a room,
adeligktfal svetiaors tome - 4 drssa .
4 Eiy,iam, ard Ileoket Upon ,sxsst, nils
slface, and the JasgA. lraoarnfal eyes
4 who.c port.sis sas iastansly painted Il
!. Limmortsl. .eoipss ,on rhei ts6Ist within.--
!, 1t vas pos ibst the lace of ID sstapre
Nss 30 beas,iful, nor THAI. his fsnn wa
!. 20 perfect, that my asf6htios Nas 3,
ssddenly and sosoibiy Sssss,ed. = | hss
1'sesp, nay ] saw spery dog, Ehssalsorns
!, faces, and more sobts forms, bpl bu
: fA-tbe fscs was. this wss the fifsg nm.
y thst ever I,had seen hins aud Gre MA
of God vas, that ! shou,d eostiswe &,
80 him, ftom 1Aenec6yfb evch forever
scod - yea viii At love st first sight. I
= !. eass stssdssssd. And -by sh0sl'
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= sass Aes ss4 tjs smiis anasbihe'
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