The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-25

eonssQuencsy. Unable TO deny the truth Of ~
husbsnd's observations or TO conceal from herus1
hat her nee ect Of Gather ne had been bigtly culs
Pablo Mrs. II anilton. for short time debated IN
her own m.ni the possibility u placing her stsps
daughter ~ an inexpensive seminary without eu-
dAnzering the family respcctatiisy; then abe
thought 81 81 rd-rsic govorness and finally resol.
vtd on taxing the c srsc into her own hands. Frou
that time certain portion Of the ng spnns
In the super niendenee OF N 50 HAmilton's stu.
dies.
Poor Cathcrine-a vs-y weary lot wAs hers!
When sho bad reached her eighteenth year. . dis.
course as Characteristic as the foregoing toos plscs
tetween her parents.
when do you mean 10 bring Kate ou,'' quir.
cd TIE father
Bring Catherine oui,"
"fes-iutrOiuce her n general society. II Ia
quite time she should &c something OF the world
and as must b. n town from the rme the Housa
opens Isurrosc IL will he ~ well for you 70 ccmD
too instead Vi remaining at Home Tracey A. you
have doue lately. There will be dinner parties ~ All
events"
"To say the truth. have no Intention OF going
e town at al ths year. rhe expense II being in
LONDON is eSorbitsnt: aud rcs Is. on Gear Ar,hur'S
account, We must ecouomisc. You know the lAs
years rents were very badly paid"
Very true, very true That rascal, Hodgea de-
clsres he cans afford 10 pay q sh Hing Of bis lsss
wears re' I and even Mel seems 10 think .
reduction Of ten PER cent, scarcely worth having.
lniced. my steward tells me that sl my teasnt0
talk Of twenty-five. Rat this viii oil come round
.san long before Arthur gets the property, aud IN
The meantime my daughter should see soipeihing ii
sn-iety' u she does not, how, should Ike 10 know
has sic chance a. ~ getting marriely"
81 DOM uint Catherine W s.es to he married.
a1d with respect 80 gaety I'm well assured she hss
APsi'iSe rsion Ten the vcrv idea OF it,"
That fancy should not lie encouraged. Kate
must 20 cut Ike tic other girls 4 she does not, Z
'el on she has no; n chance Of getting husband.
AVA sbe's tine enough at least sne would be. r.
tte were Dot fucI | lor tim q TOOL. However, 40.
.ie'y VII prove the tes. cure tor that. she is very
pretty kari, say, and might make an extremely
sdNhniAlsous marriage"
would !, not be rather inconvenient jus. ct pro-
oen' " pay down The nitcen thousand pounds CO
Nei,Ie 10 ehtueu H. upon her marfag.y"
tIeen 'houssrI Ioundst Why, to say The
uu.n inltht nhd /; rather uifcult T. raise ffteru
thousand pJunds just now A. the same time We
must not scrtce her, poo. yi-l"'
Ilere would be no ssrihce Catherine IL per-
iect'y happy AS she is-que satisfied With her pre-
" whether she "a introduced this year or the next
However, VIII speak T. Aef on thc sub eet and II
hhd 81 "ishet II, Vi course we will sccompany
you TO London"
She WAS not however, destined 4, Load . iiSe ~
abcolutc secusion One OF the maids of honour mar
RED aud Miss Hamilton WAS appointed her Success
sor No pleasure did this cause the timid being who
was now called upon TO exchange quiet and retire
incnt and the country for the glitter and tho srlen-
dour OF court.
She found Kindness in the sovereign. and courte.
AMIDST ,he inmates OF The palace the rules Of et-
quete rendered her duty PLAIN and easy, aud b,aors
the allotted period OF ner residence al expirei. abe
was perfectly o. home, and very near happy.
"Caher.ne - amazingly improved much
improved inCeci. Sac is really growing quite .
beautiful younS woman; II she would only smile Q
lille oitcrer, she wou d be absolutely handsome"
SAID Mr.. Hamilton, one stcruoon, soon infer theiy
return 10 II jtne Tracey
yves, Catherine looks very well in that dress
Maoaii. br.onne does won iers, certainly snd 80,
70 lie surs has ought. Her bill is positively fright.
iul 1 ha" no concep ion she would prove 40 exorh-
tant. And am sorry to say IL is not Likely TO hs
one expense l fear IRON hat Catherine says thye
the Queen encourages expensive tastee ! under.
stan',, that when her Turn comes again. she will ne
obliged TO have IN euLrcly new set Of dresses-of
eoursn equally extravagant"
"Wel. suppose her salary will pay for them
nnd, mus! say, think she isvory much improved
by beng tsiter dressei."
81 rope a.herihe's salary will pay her expenses
but q. present u Is que .muoss.tio to say. And.
by tho "sy' Mr. Hamilton, what about ssis
Courts"
"slale Courn o, you and Kate will go ofeour,s
Il cant
you are engaged e,sewhere,"
yea parry OF our ir.ends-that 10 to say,
meet 'he renter At; ! am also invited and
must 60"
Then, perhaps, we bad better all send excuses
TO 'he ela nes Catherine does not care for gaze
W anu an sure would rather say ~ home .
hundred tim. s."
NY no means. ar Matthew Fieldins's support
u IMPORTANT 20 ~ Ia the preseut state O. parties
ms woe u absolutely Necessary; ani as AIN iaS
rom feeling satisfied OF bis siEuty, we must care
illly AVOID arronting him. Desdes, I've All ldea
his eldest son mas taken . fancy 70 Catherine. IL
you think IL Ekely."
have ncen nothing that looks like partially
on ms Part" Mrs. Hamilton repl ed whether Win
mum o' not i matters l,tue to our Story.
ITO be eontiatedl