National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-29

1t was about this time that Philip
Hinton, returning from the East,
wher, he had spent several years.
visited Mr.. Thornbury, his fathers
Cd friend, to consult him about the
IN hagcmelIt OF the large estate left
him 10y his parent. Tie spent much
of his time with NJ. Thornbury's
daughters, and it was thought by
ma. !, that the brilliant Charlotte
would assnicdiy become the wife of
Philip. Others, however could see
that though he admired Charlotte.
he had given his heart to the gen le
Nellie.
After leaving Nellie at the door
of her fathers house, Philip, with
heavy heart, wended his way to
Mrs. Mal'ory's. W here he at this time
boarded. He found the lady of the
house uron the porch, and he seated
himself beside her. She noticed the
Young mans moody look, and kind
~ inquired what was the matter.
i have noticed great alteration
that something must be wrong
Besides, YOU no longer visit MI
Tnornbury'S. Fell me what is the
trouble, and perhaps ! may be able
to assist YOU
Il viii tn YOU, my dear friend,
/ he replied, though the evil is past
remedy. for, like d fool, love Mel
/ lie TLcInhury, and am laughed at
Tor my folly. | have loved Nellie
/ ever since | have known her, and d
short time ago we becImc engaged.
| giving her at the time Il ring that
had once belonged to my mother,
and that would have parted with
( to no one else on earth
And am sure Nellie was worthy
Of the gift, said Mrs. Mallory.
80 Thought at the time, bur lis
ten. You, perhaps. know that my
cousin Blanche ON her way home
stopped for Il single day i'll the liJtle
village near us. She had never aecn
Ncllie. bat her sister Matte was an
old acquaintance. and wrote to Mel
lie that she must bc sure to see
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