Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-05-03
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ssndsss fatber know no such thing
I.n, nos nrs;udiced against this Charles
s4svc,sr ss1sntI don't think It looks very
r..n Is nm q sat ,s,t himself down cs nv flu
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sHos has mot dome so,s nv child - -
tRn. yo, aa;;t he MAS coming to make the
,.o..s.rv srranoemarts s.ss ~ IS.
sso bs - bns Tins far it has all been my
do;rss knew that he will make you .
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Tbat. .s;a-..if:besse ever is my husband, :
saSed Maria. with. a significant nod of the
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Mr. I,otbrop looked troubled.
tMaria,, said her mother, as she laid
down the book which she had been holding
in her hand, sif you wish to please your
parents, you viii overcome this prejudice
which yop have been nurturing. Your
father and myself both desire that you
should become the wife of Charles Sherman,
and that desire is founded on 9 sincere wish
for your future welfare; We know the
young man, and we know hlm TO De one Of
the most exemplary and upright young men
with whom we have ever been acquainted
His father was friend indeed TO Us, and
we know thar the son iohsriss all the faith
er's virtues. Charles ia wealthy, but that
is nothing TO US. His other qualities have
recommsnded him 70 our love and esteem
NOV you have NO prior a.taonmens @ kn9A
snas your neart y nee, anu We 8lsn you :
marry the man or our CHOICE. T..
"a nas s.-taafEy @1efe I sanno' '0se
oStslsu mal1s.
eNo, no, my ehhd, IL Is our Wisn; - tna !,
you should love MN nrst; seo II you Mii
but meet MIN VITA e warm, generous opel
hsart and without pfeJadioe, you canno
hslp loving hln
Itell you, mother thereis no need .ha
you shoIld say any more about this matter
If you donot wish that Mr. Sherman shoult
be coidly treated, you had better not hav'
him come hoe, for I know ] shall not lik'
him.
Mrs. Lothrop said no more. but she lock
ed disappointed aa she turued her eyes to
wards her husband. The old gentleman
sat for some time without speaking. Al
length 40 unusual degree ofsternness set
tied over his features as he looked once
more towards his child He know that il
she had resolved not to love young SheY.
man, she would not do it, though the youth
had been an angel from heaven. He saw
that she was determined to be stubborn OF
the point, aud that, no reason could reach
her
Charles Sherman was the son of one o
hothrop's old friends, and during the sum
mer previous Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop hat
snsut tyo months with him at the homo .
a relat;ye. while Maria had remained a
home attending school. Charles had see.
sthe fairsairI twice al the theatre 10 neigh
boring CITY, without being known by her
and he was far from being unwilling to 40
,cspt Of MI. Lothrop's proposal to make th'