The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-15

De on pain OF beng baulshed forever
from the society OF, his fair iuam
ae Arthur stopped; that is, shis tongue
obeycd his bidding, and, no further oral
,declaration was attempted to be made
that night 'asasr.,s.sA a5t ysa astR.srgzrI
But all could see that he had fallen
desperately in love- l,-t. .sa
In every act and movement of his
| could be seen nnmis.skab!o eigus Of a
love 'just newly bern" yss@sl ,Ss.,lr
And it must be admitted, that SO Gle :
giant were Arthurs 'nanpers, dress and
personalappemance, that almost;any girl
! would have felt filtered by his atten-
| 'fih asfhf SfSL % s.sasTt -
t;ons. .fl..t s,l..,t, ..g..s I'D
That night when he went home, many
resolutions to learn more OF the charmer,
Eliza Boyer aud u faint but underlined
hope of one day winning her esteem
engrcsscd his whole bosom.
He fell asleep thinking Of this queen
of beauty aud intelligence. S4~'.s
When he arose next morning he found
bis mind more absorbed than ever with
the idea OF herself $500
The fact Of it is, he approached near
ly lunatic But if his regret uud
| chagrin were great when he reflected who
Eliza Boyer was, how UNNECESSARILY su-
perior her position was to his, and that
probably she would not recognize him
ou sidoof the bail room, they were thou
sand times more intense when, on re-
ceivng the MORNINGS mail, he found a
letter iloin his Either commanding him
to return home Immediately. etf
lie read the summons over and over
again, as If unwilling to believe his
Z -
Finally, however, he forced himself to
regard it as a re,litysand that he did
p4,sifivrlv h.,t.. '-'' - 'S''"J
burn that night.
Those who h ,vc loved with that warm,
| burning, innate love, that was now aglow
in the bosom of Arthur -iinston, cln
we'll imagine the bitterness of his sorrew
at lis moment
1t appeared to him" at irat that Il
cruel fnrtunc had permitted him to get
IA glimpse of Paradise, only to be sun
rnoncl forever from its holy pre-
ciucts, without one ray Of hope to illu
nine his future life. tas
So greatly was his mind exercised
that at one time he resolved to disregard
parental authority, assert his freedom, aud
linger around the gates of tins newly
found haven of bliss.
But in his calmer moments, better iui-
pulses took possession of his bosom, and
he concluded that come what would, he
! shoulder never have it said of him that
he was an undu,iful SON.
Here he fell into gloomy reveric
and was only awakened fromit when
called to breakfast.
lie went down stairs but to say that
he ate anything would be telling an un
truth. He did drink little black tea
but that was all. -sziss
After returning to his room, he men,
tally swore to see, Eliza Boyer, before
leaving that night
AS to resolve with him was fn "v"""'~
re hastily snatched up pen and indct-
/ cd upon Il piece of paper that was on his
table the following note:
"MIss ELIZA Boyer:
hope you remember me. Indeed,
if you really deemed me as impertipent as
you declared was on last evening, |
know that | am not forgotten, But
need tell you'that it was not impcrti-
ncnce on my part that dictated the dee
laration which | attempted to make.
Did not, Miss Boyer, my actions convey
a stronger declaration, than it were pos