The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-09-03

| to us. After awhile Table was spread and
| Supper was set. urged Mr.. VALLEY to Crave n
Blessing but he put 1t upon me. About they
| went away. I asked Madam what fashioned
Necklace should present her with Sho said,
None at all. asked her Whereabout we left Of
last time; mentioned what had offered to
give her. Asked her what she would give me-,
She said she could not Change her Condition:
| that she had said 30 from the beginning; could
not be so far from her Children, the Lecture.
She quoted the Apostle Paul. affirming that a
| single Life was better than q married. an.
swcred. That was for the present Distress; sha
| said she had not pleasure In things of that ma
turc as formerly Il said are the filter to make
me Wife. II she held in that mind | must
| go homo and bewail my Rashness in making
more haste than good Speed. However con.
sdering the Supper desired her to be within
next Monday night If We lived so long. Assent-
cd. She charged me with saying that she must
put away Juno II she came to me; utterly de-
MED 1t. 1t never came into my heart; yet she
insisted upon 1t. saying it came in upon dis.
| course about the Indian woman that obtained
| her Freedom this Court About 10 said T
would not disturb the good orders Of her
House. and came away. She not seeming
pleased with my Coming away. Spakc to her
about David Jefrrics had not seen him"
| Mr.. Sewal was now thoroughly dshcartcnod,
and good deal dismayed. too. by the reflection
| that he had wasted so much OF the life remains
ing to him in n fruitless courtship. He de-
termined nevertheless to make final effort
and to that end once more summoned his son,
the minister, to counsel with him and fortify
| him by prayer. Under date of Nov. Z wo
read: My son prayed in the Old Chamber.
read the 1870 and 43 Psalms. Twas on the Ac-
count OF my Courtshp. l went to Mad VIM
throp; found her rocking her little katee in
the Cradle. l excused my Coming late
NEAR eight. She set mo an arm'd Chair
and CUSHION; but 80 that tho Cradle
was between hcr arm'd Chair and NINE
Gave her the remnant of my Almonds; she did
not eat Of them as before: but laid them away.
l said came to inquire whether she had al
tered her mind since Friday or remained of the
same mind still. She said. Thercabouts.
told her l loved her. and was so fond as to
think that she loved me she said had u great
respect for me. told hor had made her an
offer. without asking any advice; She had so
beside the Block, Which Brand was set up " on
made. She gave me "a Glass OF Wine l think
repeated again that would go home and be-
good speed. would endeavor to contain my
self. and not go on to solicit her to do that
her. AS came down the steps she bid me have
Care. Treated 4 Curteopsly; Told her she
had given given her the News Letter before. Idid
not bid her draw off her Glove. somtime /
it h had b DrssS hot sS as
at which we shall glance lane by an. and (which
erfuy attracted him. but who he was at last
convinced. had never returned his affection.
He could not bring himself to promise such u
| change in his mode Of life as was demanded by
a woman Of fashion, and he had the good sense
to perceive that one who made such a changea
iisSpmate for man Of his IS grave temper and
part though she had no mind to give up her
present comfortable position without assur-
aneS OF "a better had not been on the whole,
a man of high standing in the colony. and made
some efforts ,no to recall him to her Sde He re,
-, Madam Winthrop visits my danghter sewnll
| which he studiously endeavored to forget the
oid love, he begins to look about him for n new.
/ tied my Son and diters at BROOKLYN. Call and
and sit awhile with Madam RugsleSS. | shewd
inahiIity to be ser'viceahie. Gave me cider
that there was no opening for him in this quar-.
ter he again makes advances to this lady on
usss aer Lecture n e 'o she e se nsSe s
not 70 move out OF that house. Thinks she
may be Of some ON use there. but could b, Of mono
R9atS to eceEf an aectop h sSrmn lest i
STAYING long going 10 Boston for new iarci,, |
made some excuS" iormy stay she said should
/ be glad towait on me till midnight. provided
should solicit her no more or TO that effect. l
sud she was willing to get rid of me. Sic an
swcr,d. That was too SHARP. gave her Mr.
name written in it. Visited her daughter Rug
Ess wished her ny Of hsr nth dauTnter in
Mhir .ie gave to Mrs Pie T the ssSnt
/ Nurse. who thanked me heartily for it just as 1
We hear no more of Mrs Ruesles, but
som" five months later we come on the
name Of ME ri Mary Gibbs widow LYNX E q5
50 high soc ial position that occupied by
Madam Winthrop. and accordingly his "ifors
Soluc. Mrs. Gibbs consents. however. - IKE
. him on mis- own terms. though not WthoWa
letter lated Jan. u. l722. in Which he reminds
! Mr. Gibbs that he hal performed the man ria-o
ceremony between her and her late husband.
year, inquiries whether y9u be willing ttatl
ttnoHIa marry y9n n2w hy heeSomins oG iiG' -
i;lahes coach. aud Visited Mrs. MARY Gilbs at
Mr, cotton at Newtown; told her that in my
hcrGcccpiancc Of Quirc Of PAPER pwricUpo
oa SICK al sa Ga AS .G and s Wills ST
y lite Box. Gave her little GlanddnHshter.
Gai;;3, Gave IS among tho scryan,s. Carried
TIVE I'd loavcs; Iined with Mr., Cotton Mrs
lad 0'S very "S STS a'J Jaarny o NJ
and home. Laus D,o." A week later
he determined TO proceed To business,
| and acquainted Mrs. GIBBS in plain language.
soltened by some ~ )d.i,, gifts. wth the nli,
tons on which he. thought ihsir I"&rr@se
town in the coach and visited Mrs, Gibbs.
fp@fG Of the hrSrSs% n l. had b iM"trd , Mr. Mr.
harmless lis TO her Administration; and 90 pay
me l0rG provided their motherhood before ne:
+ | to pay her SOC per aunum during hrr lLict
! loft her II widow lilo had offered Madam
a. Winthrop twice as muchi She said was
| Hard: she knew not hcw to have h,r illrcn
| bound TO pay that sum; she might dye IN q
/ httl" TING. Mr. Cotton, whom she called.
,pake 10 the same purpose. S,uke of II Jnynt.
! ure. said was pcrempt"ry as to the iEdcm.
, nifying Bond Offered TO tukc up with HAT
alone and ALLOW her 4DE per ;,nuum: Sr.ys
Tcnrncnt yielded but ABE and then mYd"no
! question but that there must he kclu ton
for Repairs: She said she would consider oi
IT. said, / would also Consider Ntrrward
| she excused her speaking to me. | sup
pose she meant the word Hard. Carried her
pound Of GlaH'd Almonds, and 1t nu@, Mr.r,'
| Cakes also Two bottles of Canary. Visited Mr..
! Cotton Mrs. Gibbs t,nughtcrl wi he'd he! JOY