Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

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to buy all the books, pamphlets, and papers,
that would explain to her the rise and pro-
gress OF the war-cloud in the EAST MI
Iindai was there; she had mo- doubt OF il
And If he was there, ii was for some noble
purpose, she felt sure. Pcrhapshe was gone
to seek the opportunity Of honourable fame
to redeem his wasted life by some grand
act which would compel all true men to ac-
cord him their trust again. In Pennies i'm
agination he was already exalted into war
rior and hero. She had no heart-aching
fears Tor his safety Indeed, to herself she
avowed 1t, she would have had proud con-
ISOLATION IN MS making glorious end, Ii he
leit glorious name, In the light of which
the black caiumny that eclipscd 1t now might
ne oVerpowered and done away. Her sen
timens was a new reading Of the old lyrics
she could not nave nay loved her lover SO much,
mad she mot loved his honor more than him
self. II providence had made her the op-
portunity, she would have told hinnso. vas
| To come down from aspirations to reali-
ties Lady Goodwin was pleased with PEN
| ME. She discerned large capabilities of i'm
proyement in her. "You call her ugly--lin
my opinion her face is twenty times more
striking and attractive than half the pretty
insipidities one sees" was her dictum dcliv-
cred to fashionable matron of her acquin-
tance-no other, indeed, than Lady Brooke,
who was also in Paris with her husband. 4
"Yes; I call her hopelessly uglyLim-
practically ugly" replied the fat, fair dame
l" With her nice eyes, clean-cut mouth and
chin, and soft, spotless coniplexion?" a.S
"Complexion--she has no complexion.
Her skin Is smooth enough, but ii is only one
tint lighter than gipsy." Us 0ti
"In two or three years, when she is wo-
man and not q girl, ] do not hesitate to pre-
dict that she will be very much admired.
She is not done growing yet. I shall put
her into the hands of good dressmaker and
good milliner, and they will do her JUS
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