The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-22

| =" my miborhDie position
ignorant whether I am free or not
have shrunk from formally acknowled
ing that I love her.
12M-I am becoming superstition
In the obituary Of to-day's Times q
death is recorded Of that unhap,
woman whom I was mad enough
marry. After hearing nothing Of h
for seven yearH am freei Surely th
is good omenf Shall I follow Il
Eyrecourts to London and declare m,
selff Ihave not confidence enough
my own power Of attraction to run Il
risk. Better to write first, in stricte,
confidence, to Mrs. Eyrecourt.
l4m.-An enchanting answer from m
angels mother. written in great hast,
They are on the point Of leaving 10
Paris. Stella Is restless and Dissatisfied
she wants change of SCENE; and Mr.,
Eyrecourt adds, in SO many words: 81
isyou who have upset her; why did yo
not speak while we were at Beaupark ?
am to hear again from Paris. Goo,
Old Father Newbliss said all along tba
sne was fond Of me, and wondered. i'm,
Mrs. Eyrecourt why I failed to declar,
myself. How could tell them Of tb,
hideous fettess which bound me Il
those dayss
lsh, Paris.-6he has accepted me
Words are useless to express my happi
ness. *
ls@.-A letter from my lawyer full o,
professional subtleties and delays. ]
have no patience to enumerste them.
We move to Belgium tomorrow. Not
on our way back to England; Stella is
50 little desircus of leaving the cont.
nent that We are likely to be married
abroad. But she is weary of the per-
petual gayety and glitter of Paris, and
vapta tn 900 Tho vid belgium cities.
her mother leaves Paris with regret
The liveliest woman Of her age that 1
ever met with.
tn Nay. Brusses. blessing on
the old Belgian cities. Mrs. Eyrecour.
IL so eager to get away from them that
abe backs me in hurrying the mar.
r,age' and even consents, sorely against
the grain, to let the wedding be oele.
bra'ed at Brussels in private and un.
pretending way. She has only stip-
ulated that Lord and Lady Lorine sold
lnends) are to be present. They are to ar.
rive tomorrow, and two days afterward
We are to be married.
IAN inclosure is inserted IN this place.
lt consists Of the death bed confessions
u WinterAeld's first wife and Of the sx.
'ianatory letter written by the rector Of
seihaven. The circumstances related
a saI0sV .AvV.A..oA..s, .-..-----, -
ne reader, are left to speak for them.
elves, and the Extracts from the Diary
re then continued.)
18Th May, Bingen-oa-tae-R -Rhine.-Let-
ers from Devonshire at last, which re-
Ieve my wretchedness in some small |
egree. The frightful misfortune at |
BRUSSELS will at least be kept secret, 80
ar as I am concerned. Beaupark house |
shut up and the servants are dis
lissed, "in consequence Of my residence |
broad" To Father Newbliss I have |
rivatsly written. telling him that the |
'Arriage is broken of; he writes back |
good old man y kind and comforting |
'tter. 1t ell seems safe 70 far. Time
i'll, I suppose. help me to bear my sad |
4. And perhaps = day may come when |
tella and her friends will know how
luelly they have wronged me.
London, 1SM NoVsmber, 188O.-The
d wound has been opened again.
let her accidentally in . picturs gal
~. She turned deadly pale. and left
10 place. Oh. Stella Stellai
London. 12th Arg2st. 1s6l.-Anothsr
Ieeting with her. And another and
orse shock 10 endure. I went TO visit
a agreeable new acquaintance, Mr.. Ro-
'syne. His wife drove up to the house
lille I was looking out Of window. I
'cognized Stella After two years she
y made use Of the freedom which the
" has given 70 her. must not COM
lain OF that. or Of her treating me like
stranger. when her husband innocensly
ltoduced us But when we we're
'tmwsrd left together for few min.
Ees-Aoi I cannot write down the
erciless words she said to me. Why
n fool enough TO be as fond Of her
] eyerf
Bsa1pGk. 16tA Novsmb~.-Stella's
aryied life is not likely to be happy
10. To-day's newspaper announces the
inversion OF her husband TO the Roman
Atholic faith. I can honestly ssy I am
'rry for her, knowing how shs has
,fiered. among her own relatives, by
lsse conversions. But I 90 hate him,
ut this proof Of his weakness Is
ownright consolation 70 me.
Bsanpork. 27a January. lss2.-A let
r from Stella, 80 startling and deplor-
de that IcAnnst remain away from her
ter reading 1t, Her husband has de-
deserted her. He has gone
} Rome 10 serve his term Of probation
u tho priesthood. tav4 to London
: to-dsy's trim
AFTER THE STORY.
wnTHRFIEID's DIAHs-(oosrnuzDh
london, 27h Jaasoy.-Short ss n
!. I looked 81 6tellA's letter again and
Qafn ON the iournev. The tono Of the |