The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-16

almost oil his attentions to Mrs. 0'D;
and, es ! had already some small knoWi'
edge Oftho elementary part Of the hn.
guSge, I was just as we'll pleased that
she should cOns up. us il we're, TO by
levek From this cause. / often walked
of before the lesson was over, an somc.
timeS, indeed, skulked it oltoestheF,
finding tho system. as we'll ss GiOberti's
friend, TO be an unconsconable BORE
Mrs, 0'D., on the contrary, displayed
90 industry l never believed her to pos
sess. and would pass whole evenings
ovOf her exercises, which often covered
several sheets Of paPcT.
We hal now been about Ave weeks in
Turin, when my brOIhsr wrote to fO'
guest that I would como back as speeJ'
ly as l could, that a case in which !
held brief was high 10 the cause. list,
and would bo tried very carly in the
session, own | wss not sorry OF the
recall. ! Idetosted the dreary life ! was
leading. hntod Turin and its bad feed.
ing and bad theatres. its rough wines
and its rougher inhabitants,
Did you tell the COun! We are of on
Saturday? asked of Mrs. o'D.
Yes, said shO dryly,
4 suppose he's incOnsolable,' said l,
with sneeF.
Hes very sorry we've going, il you
mean that Mr., o'Dowd. and so um It.
We'll, so am not /; and you may call
Sc Du'Ohmau If you catch me here
again.
The COun. hopes you will pormit
him to see you. lie asked this morning
whether he might call on you about four
o'clock
Yes, I'll see him with since pleasure,
for once cried. since it is to say good
bye to him
/ was in my dressing room, packing
UP for my journey, when the Count was
annonnced anil Olown in. Excuse me /,
Coun', sOid /, for receiving you 80 in.
formally, but have a hssty summons to
call me back to England. aRd DO time to
spare >,-s
eIRili..nalRilhalanang
some of tha, time, all precious as il is,
said he, in Frenah, and with as serious
gravity that ! had never observed in him
before.
Well, SIR, said | stiffly, am al your
orders
1t is now seventeen long years since
thatintcrview, and am free 10 own that
have not even yet attains TO sufficient
calm and temper 10 relate what took
place. / cOn but give the substance Of
our conversation. 1! is not overpless-
ant 10 dwell on, but it was to this pur.
port; The Count came TO inform me
that, without any intention or cadeavor
on his part, ho had gained Mrs, Old 5
affections and won he: heart Yes, much
valued reader, he made this declaration
10 ME sitting opposite to me at the FIRE,
as coOlly and unconcernedIy as if he
was apologizing for having carried off
my umbrella by mistake. It is true, he
was circumsiantial in showing that all
the Ardor was on one side, and thst he,
throlghou, the whole adventure, con
Quoted himself as bocamo q galanIuomo,
and the friend Of Gioberti, whatever
That might mcap.
My Smazemont--I nigh, almost call
II my slhpeiactIon-al the Unparalleled
impudenoo Of the man 50 overcame me
that listened to him without on effort
at Interruption.
'lhave come TO you, therefore, to.
day said he, TO give up her letters
Her le,tersl' exclaimed !; and she has
written to your
'Twcnty'tbree times in sl, said hO,
as he drew large, black pocket.bOok
from. his breast, and took out consid.
sAble roll of papers. The earlier ones
are less interesting, said bo, turning
them over. Itis about here, No. IA,
that they begin to develop feeling
You see she commences 10 call me
Caro- Animate she meant TO say, AN.
nibale, but, poor dear! she mistoOk. --