7.Vlllttua athaaaa--ax•Q asa
: . BARGAINS. , BA RGAINS. :
.
Hiving added a large 'assortnietit .goods to lily
formrr stoek, I will sell off the same ht • greatly re
duced prides frir cash. , ' • '
eersons. wishing- to„ supply thetnielves with Very
,cheapp Cloth's, Cassimerei Cassinetti, Flannels,
Vest, figs,- Merinoes, BestreAeens, Calicoes, Bombe
- Etc. E.d'e..Bic. Will do well to tail, as I am • de- tarmacs! to.sel aslow;:if. notlowcr, than any establ,
%aliment in the borough. - .• - •
At.the. old stand, opposite Simon Wond_erlich's
Betel: .
Dec. 29; 1840
L 0 9 K 1-1 RE !
arliaakils.4 (03'411
. . . .
..
• The Subscribers pita; their,presetti Stock o f Nirr
clikndize at reduced prices; and will coittinue at stroll
prieeiluatil all is' sold. A large pardon of-,Their
Stook is offered at Cost.' - • ~ . . .
I I ITNE R 8c IVIULVANY
Carlisle, Dec. 30, 1 340.
- 7:XT):4W.'.004.),Wae
The subscriber fins •just returned -frovii 'the city
and is now ci[iening!some stria. desirable seasonable
GDODS, •consistiniz, it y-111111. DI Invisible Green,
Browb, Diamond, Pilot, kaver;Black Wool dyed,
Mile; Adi hide, Cadet and live :
azoTzs,
'Wool..tlyed'Black;- Blue, and figured Cascrimeris;
SattinettS of itil - ilesceiptionsf - Cordsnlid - Beaverteclitif
• ricks and Checks; Imported Stair and figured Car
.petingi Sircnny, Prince and Mouse. de Laines; limns
baztites, Merinoes, blue black;klack; Mantua, Fawn,
. NI:Imo,. Figured and Plain Silks;. Figured and
Plain Swiss and Jaconet .Ifrtanst Green Baize and
Flannels of different colours; Gin - vcs and 1 - losii;6l .
Cloth and Fur Caps; Brushe and - 31eritiO 8';
Mackinaw, Wise and Point- Blankets: Leghorn and
Straw Bonnets; together with tin 7ssurtinelit of
Groceries &,•fititeemessvare:
All of which - will be sold on the nigst- reasonable,
""terms.. Person arc invited to call and — eitiinitie for
- -thernselveilliforo-purchasin'a.elsewlirre..
ANDREW RICHARDS,
Caelit . le - ,- - Da.; - ‘23 - ,q84•0. • • '
- 1 - TETTERS• — rESTA - NIENI — ARY on the esinte •
1 : 4 of .fohn Newville, Ceinbe'risind
tounty; deet•osLid, bovine. issued to the - Silbserifiees
lit clue form. of law,r—Nci - ricr ishereby••4iyen .to-'
thine having "claims agninst the estate 'of r•sid dew
ceased to ,In•esenf.ror senlenient without delay—and.
to those indebted to inake immolitite
BRATToN. gew,ville;
---- • .11.91tElt r •LAllLD,Fratikfniql.
: E.recyttcrs.
December 16,
. .
. .
Estate . V. .4cchibald Peck. deceased.
T. ETTEltri . TESTANIENTAItiY on the estate
-'1 . 4 'of Akltibalil Kick; late of t4,t_lkiii•ougli of Clir 7t
lisle, Cumberland county. decinised, have been gruel
ed to the subscriber residing in the borough of Car
lisle aforesaid: .Nritice is hereby Os Mr to all . vernioris
indebted to the . r:state of sai I decedent to. make ini-
. _
Mediate those havin o ..
— said estate to' present diem properly authenticated
for.settlemetit. ' • ••.
•ADDS ONTExecutor.
Dec.'23;1.8 -
Disuratice against-114re
BY THE
North America Insteraore
.Corepany,
CAPITAL $600,000.
TM above company through their ' Agency . in
Carlisle," still continues to insure all kinds of
property in this mid the adj • g counties at the
lowest rates, The' usual risk ou 'swim or brick
houses averages about - $4 - per - annurcrowcaeh - thous4
sand insured,and a stock of mercliainlize - consisting
of dry goods, groceries, and the usual assortment of
country store, will be insured at the same rate..
Property.L holders, and merelituits generally
throughout this and the: eonvitict, — will -
please win the above notice attention. Application
can be made either by- letter or in person, to the sub
scriber in Carlisle . .. ' •
Dec. S, 1840.—Stn.t,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wcitey Proof Dom I.ltilies nod Celitlemeit'b
Ovgrahnes, Chi hlito's - leu nrrowl Lentlttln , Shoes, owl
itTry. other (firsiajWitTn — tif . 13 - E.rits uud Shoes, foi saki
musually low nt the Hat end Shoe store °posit&
Simon Won erlicles Hotel
C. 23, 1840
.
rp.R 4. 4! ire R
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• lotteri%
• a%
fr44... Priif'S' of :$lO, - 0001
Glass NO for 1841.-1 o be iii.nwp nt Baltirriore,
Mdioct-Sattittd!ty-, Jan.
01,?4 , N . D. ,9CHE4I.EI
• 1.-(:k.000- ,- --- -
$ s)000, , 5471), 2 . 0 f 3,000, 5-o .1,500, 45 of`soo, ko.
'
T. itettickets $lO.
40. drawn No • • 3 Net.'
• ..Tiiiitatt - Sto - - ,- -Haircs-$5--gitorteio-42-5
Cerlificatei of t'steltow a of 22 Witcl . l e TiActs $lOO
3 do : 22-11:4111 ,5.0
do • . „ (14i:tor - do 25
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OGILBY
; Such indeed are the astonishing. • reStorative'and
healing prop.erties of tliis " - Balsam;" that even in the
worst forms of Consumption; when the patient Inns
snlrered with the most distressing Cetel, violent
paini in the elicit, difficulty of breathing,mght sweats;
bleeding of the lungs. &c: and when the most esteem
eiteernedies of our ph:. rninnpitis had pileiLto afford
any andeven,When Mitanic, Honiceptithic, and
numerous Other remedies, bad been used for many
j monthsia vaiii,..this'invaluable remedy has checked
everY,l),mptom, and heen - productiye pf the most as
tonishing a end. In the early -stages of the disease,
proceeding from neglected colds, termed Catarrhal
Consumption; it has been used with: undeviatingsue
(less; and in many instances, when this disease seem •_
et] to.hare marked its victim .for -an early grave, the
use of thiemedicine has arrested every symptom, and
restored the lunge to a state of perfect health. - •
,In that Porn of Consumption , so prevalent amongst
delicate females, commonly termed debility,or
"going-into-a-decline;'=a-complaintivith which-thou-
sands are lingering, it has also been Oct! With "surpri
sing.success, and -not onlv possesses the power of
checking the progress 'this alarming dieease, but
at the -same , time strengthens and invigorates-41;e
whole system more effectuallrthilitany remedy..ve
have ever. • •
-p LIVE(! diseases of the
Liver, pn rtieularly when attended with a cough, intli
gesttdn
or wandering pains in the side, it has also-pro
ved very efficacious, and cured many cases of this
kiinratler the most jipwerful remedies had failed.. -
0:1" AStHNiA.--in this complaint it 6as alio been
used iniiiimermis Matinees with the ; most singular
.success., •It opens the clitlid;rendering the-brysithing
puTectly fr ee, arrests the cough, and will ,seldom fail
to give pernianent
(Tr' lIIIONCIIItIS.4 , -Ao•ii remedy in all Broni
clan! AllOtiOni of the throatrattentled with a lionese
-nesvitottdrve-sot:e- t he - threat; ir alsoite found
vets effected eemcily, rind will mostly -afford.im
mediate relief if. usettatNtlie commencement of. - its
attack.., • . . . _
. , .
0 ::y. COUGIIS & COLDS,. 7 4In common coughs
and colds, that IWO ailisto exiensicelC throughout the
Whiter, it will hest ain't] mulch more effectual than
remedy Molise, Mid when copse Settle upon the lungs,
causing are hills mmialiiiiiiiith pains in the breast, dik,
fieutiy-or shortness of breathing, - litc.;:the.use 411 ...this
Bals,,mi will supPreint 'sneh sy mptoms immediately.
mid at the same time prevent.theluags film) beeom.
Lig inoi-e seriously diseased; •. -•
1:01'` 'MOW' AND 'WHOOPING COUGH.—Iii
these•Compliiiiits. so common to young
. chiliireii, this
m
Balsa will be found tatie fi superior to Inc Parego.:
i:ie Elixir. •Strup of Squills, and the,varions_ cough
mixtures in commonuse, as it is entirely free from
- any thing the. least injurious. mid may nt all times be
given m children with perfect safety„ . .tial with the cer.
taiiitv-o f itti sardine them - sueedv reliele- - ---
( 0 - . AS A PA :MIX MEDICINE lot mnier'oitr%
vr_Lomplaiiits, this Balsam will also lie fou id
.partic
uhirly iiselid; --- Ito ides hails% proved-air hts'alinilif - sr
remedy in sill l'utinonsiry_affections, it exelis a pow- I
erliil i nfluenceover main diseases depending on a
depraved conditioirof the sy stem, and those-who litive
suffered from the indiscriminate use of Mereuryi'or
other deleterious drugs, that fire (glen compounded
in different quack nostrums, will find it a remedy of
great %Tine, possessing the power. of stren4thening
and Invigorating the whole system more effectually
than any other medicine we posSess. . .
)CAUTION 'TO PORCH A SERS.—A s this med
icine has already. acquired great celybrity..tEere may
probably bd some attempt; to imitate it, and deceive
the public with a spurionsvnisture, to prevent which
1-would-witill'ull - purchasers to - observe the following
marks orate genuine Balsam. It is put up in bottles.
of two sizes each, having the words 'WISTAR'S'
BALSAM ; OF WILD :CHERRY, PHILADEL
PHIA, hie Nit in, the glass, and ,a label on, the front
with - the - signature - or - HENRY IVISTAR,-
without which none is genuitle. •
Prepared for the proprietor by. WILLIAMS &
Co., Chemists, No. 22 Commerce street,- Philadel
phia, and soltlby the most respectable Prtiggi fit
sts yl
other appointed agents in all the principal:towns
throughont the Vatted States.. ' •
.
JOHN - J: MYERS
irrr The Geneine Baisatheold z in Car !
I iste;--1 SAMUELELLIOTE,_. eppOlt-I
ed Meet. •
0
CHAS. OGILBY
'Teething.,_
°Atl hi s period; we are aware that these 'little ones i t
which are near And dear to us, suffer very mutli.i
therefore takti- this opportunity of informing- the
of the' great beOefit derived 'from the Use of Dr.
Syrt — fp - TorTChildreirCuttitig - Teith.
This medicine l found , i r riproduie relief us soon as
applied to the Gums; it .1s pleasant and ,effectual. I
.feel haptri f lo reerunmending it to the public, as I am
certain it ,will:save,many 'mghts sweet-repOse•to
parcata andmurses, besides-preventing those danger
ous s mptoms which ski" thousands ammally.
• . • - . JONK§,-; ,
• • :1 1 Ninth, street, Above Willow.: •
Yor sale.ll.l)r.. 3. J. 113 revs & Ca.; Carlisle% And
7Wirii". - Penr, - .Shipp'enalaorf;Pii. • .•
.• • • '
=II
-.. • ••• : ' -111011 E 'PCSITIVE PROOFfi,' • ' • •
°fele cSintisl-Dr;ffarlich'e 'Compsund Strength-1
• - in fug and German. aperiept Pthe., f '
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. . 4 ~.• . .... - ALLEGIpitIY;3B4. B,IBV.
To',Dr.: flarlieh's Agi.m.--Sir: I wish. to; State for
'the' benefit of those who' may be afflicted; s that' Dr;
IlarlieldaPills-linren'nerely cured me of Dyspepsia,
pc which I Aare been afflicted for many, years.. 'used
both kinds, the Aperient and'Strangth g,emtlitins
- cdustrainail - to - say,thartharaiessralisablediscoveryf
ams act upon themystem Mildly, betray" effvetently.
I found. ilie Tonic Pills to quicken. the ,oir.culation
and cause. a • determination ,to, the' . •surface r leid . to
atrengdienthe weak 'stomach-and inoreaseitsptiwers.
'The APeriant Pills are the best catlikilic I evernsed.
1 um confident 14,1•DispaPtica would do.well to make
'hunted:ate trial and he relieved. Aiiy,ene : can estl.
at illirliiniee•aedliniatisfied of thealutve.afpleimire.
.•••
. DA.yID .R. POPE. '•
' N'..D; e e lgina certifi pt. May be ,se wit the
.olliceeof the **triter. t ha Timee.".... For sale Atli°.
9, North Eighth street t i , - -' -,• ,- • ' '-'; . ~,.., , _. . .r• . ''>..; i
AlsolOr sale Ini•j. ..I."' . ll,lloEitS Et • CO''," Carlisle •
Mod Wm:.-Peal, sliiiirienttliitiPit:::', (Dec: es,i-,1840,
.I : OE.,PANEEITL, or XOCD 0131.,D9:: ''. • I
- - Mtin"papplemiro`s'o"rery - apt to cousader a- Gehl
butts trifling matter, .and so; think ; thatre,4,....kk'will O,
14 wfirliorff 8 eff in a day Or two," that. they,errethem-'
Salves no"trouble - aliout it.'."liiit:ta piieh we. Wind&
eaf,..‘ 4 lin careful' bryour 'collilsti'infit temper With
' qui. constitutions; '•:If yoni,desirvto.ll.l , o :to,"st:gond
old - sige," he mmrefi d . to,.take, Such. 'remedies, osw.iit,
effect an easy' 'lied, a: Speedy riiiiis:' - Dr: "SWaytt e 's'
ComPlifind Sirup of I ,. , ..Primuslriagintiiiii or }Wild,
Eharr","iiiisinirell InOremolds Skim ell lethor.inellP,
nine, oltbred•for 'sale.. liv•this. •oclun(tr, „The, mrifl
katiiis'Of'cilivii effected' by,..tliiirlikim ' Irale, the sine
iiilitchtliti hiMpidettir la •dailyiMMOirliiit;. iire..olAllor
„tiost gratifying Mho ineter.anti. *lel tkahclie-ittiOdut•-•
tire properties,. imit . the :hip rank it :holds lit ptihlie
he' idifivi rardhlintecittilifi hid iii,'titobitigilifive
prA.-"•; myors.k:Co.:Cti,illslep..ilintYtlVlll.-i'Vadi
Bl?ippeniltiorific;rap:•;• •••-•-- ; ..‘ .4' , • i'.. .:. ~.,: i' , 1,,
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A r_kipilr AfEWSPAi iE4s, : PtitS o. t Lift AiAN -. n . &C.
•
I DR, IVISTAWS
BILSIN Or WILD-CHERRY
-THE CELEBRATED, REMEDY - FOE--
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,
XrUMEROUS remedies have been .olTered and
puffed into . notir.e forAbienses of the Lungs,
'some of Which has undoubtedly been found sexy use
ful, but of qll that have hitherto been .kiniwn, it must
be tut Veria I ky4teknow I edged there 'none, that .ha el
succesiful• itilthe..".BALSOM
WILD - CHERRY." • ' _ .
Prttre $1:00 — a - bott
December 16, 1840.—1 y ,
Edited and -Arnb/idied for .oroPrietor bg ., iMeereCliff.-4:rao6 in Carlisle rumbeiland Canary Pa.
SELECT TALE;
El-SEATO-NW 'WEST
BUT TiIiAVIIIIOROF "I . ..UOLVPORINiAITEO" •
. .
yonder," Joho . • salt]; ;one
day,.to 'me, "that you have.6o, yet,pulany
question telte COheerning a•-riicturelovi , ards•
the eitremitrof the gallery, to the `right"-
• .."I''knott , "-whieh you rtiein;")LUnsivered;
interrupting , that •of
longer young=-but. whoie
countenance amply repays the absence
rof . yciUth; acid of strictly regular hpatitY.-:•+
Yet of this last there it!' a...substitute. that
may almOst be .considefed'atiperititlO that
which it supplies, namely,.the. expression
of a mind and heart equally the for
, Mee etreng,••plear . arid 661dt:tilted, end; die
latter rennin over witlf . the milk of liuMan
kindness." . •
elelainied St. John, wit along
aspiration,-,--"l,arknuw:still more surpris
ed that. you never apOke, on the subject of
this admirable woman; “
,for 'pit 'certainty
are' more closely right in your
.primary
.guesses of. her . character • than in any we,
have_yet ditioussed” •...*". • . , .
,„,_,
"-y readon is,•l have not been able to
makeout any outlitie; . eVen; of the stors .
and I' wanteilito.find. something that seem
.etl.to me plausible - Were I asked • you for
- 01 0-- tiuth.. -- . - .Let.A4,.go p_t_the_
I cure again—for-1 am 'as much at a loss as
'ever, mid I ihould likeio form some •geese."'
%I'd went up stairs.. Sir Edward chaticed
to be in the gallery, with one or two.iitherii.
4 ',Ali - ha !" . hg- when - he saw
Whieh' riortrait: We ' vent to_;--" is that
,
your inillorotinititiry Harry.,"
he: added, turniUg•-to
five kindred - to one that you dqn't gueis,
the. sobriquet, _w hitilLStAtilitt.has,givett-to
that lady,,upon whoM, you are gazingTiO.
intently. •
"Phase are such long odds," I answer
ed, "that:it lutist he quite. certain Oar any
malt Who holds them must . win.—Mhat is
it?" . • ; • -- '
'7.7,."Y0u are quitOight not tO bet said St..
John. ankyet did betting . become` my, cloth,
I might venture' , qtial odds that ycyu will
own the name to - be - geitM'Wrong - froirrthe
Mere intensity of its being right. I . call
her "the Second Rest."
"-That, most certainly - I shOuld - never
IMve guessed, hut how will-your last pare
dosieal statement he proved true?"
• " rinto - You .
ur ~j liunu adge l'tourselCi
putyop an 'mai', m
-which -elargeeollectioti - was-•gathered- by-a
lady of. the - same blood, but of a later
,date
of existence, and. a . veridifferentYdriler Ofl
eliiiraett4.• yeti 1,, of all mer, - Migliti
not to sneer at the good humored, bustling,
fidgety gatherer of Meynell mantueriPta,H
for they have been of igmat use to ine; in
my similar researches, however little ;hey'
May resemblebers in origin amlepirit."
. St. John brought theletters in the even
ing.; they • were ,written,bY . different per
sons,: and -spread -Mrdugh itearly-twenty
years of time. -Xint:they,,Avere all with re=
ferenee to 111istreseEvelire Meynell;:es he
had selected!thein with that vie*. The
first - wa:s , from:
ladrwife. He was' with the army in . C4er.
niany.during the, seven' 'years" . war;' it Was'
- •
"1- fear, My • worthy -love, there but
distant protects• (if my being able to • re;
turn to You..: Would that 1,. had :left
,the
army in_the last Tiimee!. ihpd. dots; enough'
that vshould pot iltiveTfeared having any , . ,
Ithing wrong- saul, , ot .me; and — l feel that :11"
_ . .
tioweyer,campaigning•may..apit:a:,bachelor,'
there is no - place for an, honest married man
but Itte : otyn dear Itome;. withlts fireside,
and the, wife- atid.,ehildren cif -his heart.
around it; ay. itrltilstl.mn :plodding on in
our. marches in - thyseTdeep youth!, atiti:7be - -7
hold AIM Jamily•groupicrourding to their
-;,Att t
doors to ape Ais pass filielittle laces Of,
-iittry.onng,onearturried-up r io--4-expiata•
iionj)f. -their mothers, or tbeJad.climbing
up . to his_ father's,shoultlersjo have . hot.;
ter . .ylei , ;:tity heart las_ yearned for Arles
-cm,and.for-titose tv-are-there-gathered
together,. AMU have., scarcely; ltept .froM
weaping - Kr A Aittd-:yetj have no*r. And . :gleo;
reasons- fottlianks and,grathutle'sto fietiveri"„
"V ItOalan4: %happens net. tielkluM)ithO.Pcu.'
pie are plundered and pnt:lo - aufforittgsi.P,t.
Kidd; ...11 cannot and notA.Penk,3llY.:
-Nan has joy that: such. things,
do; not take'placec.in Our,
-,-, 11, - ,sh all. novae forget : the =' features (If 7dbi=i
imiel ei'iiliesteiday °WA's:Newel, a itien,,
Ilia iv ife.;',antriWo h tlau gh tare; about the lige
-of.'. otiriswn - , 'Ai ho'':wera -- biTthetritadelli - a;
gazing :oh .."awhiMse . ; - over..'w hien 4fie , fire had
gained full liinateiy and- which Tfouild *as
theirs::;-:1. - -excltaitgeil'41 fetif.tvoictit'.*itltttltei
fatheroindbis voiee ititi':that'of.,tine. whose
. soul - despair . paiiestiv al; :., ' Haltiaittlike ':,ii
- stotui—=the: *dills' 4e , splike toi'Mulvere 44; -
1 limit' tief i c.-it is icariezt fi 3 Oure!tti : isty;'ilitwtee
Might utter.: ' , l'-'aisked" - hi*. it lbst.'.wile 'ldi
-bokitio,t . :.. , Ibionlkitaid•"minel`tidae;' - thiner
He; lfeerit6l' pot tri .1)64: ti!e ist4iai';' befilit,
":and : ijoiy;lle*iiif ttitilty ruiiiiidoq't put some
Cgoltiitith 'iiiis - ltiand4it ;11wiviiiisitite:-. - lia;•
1 conscious of itZand , lM-lei it fall. - , 1 :.;:il ik Wife
had ;;slittlieri , ixhaulded ;44;ithi 'iliank';:atia
ihilliyo_ , iirlii.4i - veie '485 4iiiiteli'er., t-..' - ',i ',,:',.:::
,‘,.*igi:iiitiAia . I S 4 44 i iikkltiOiiiiiii l .:Pi
.iOtt:: di . ',P.i:etillei -1 01 4 .Vatr,tiad : '01 ,- ,lteSre
bliiseAl lii . ', : hi 0. 1 1 04'1 hit •E,'o:r_l?:' till tiOi Were.
fie fr ‘U i . #'`'';ieti'.' ','"' ;Ye t I fdr7eb,Oled!''', hie( iiiih t
'thacOlescht *,aa'iiilliided'aMffiii(ftri;"4lo`
ilia)iiiil'ue*lplidefititilSo4liO4;ll*at'
'W . ;th r e . :.'inidiMß;•"!;* liA . . qt . •`-isflib
r k'l . .',iii i ii it i , : , :: up
,Wtiiiiii 7 giiiiki:ii . '*ilrOi'l*(ll4; t kiliii:Mio;
ioirivoiiiii , ".t4:74iioi)4l.o%iie-titiVoll..ii,,'V . ,4 4 ;
- 4 iiiiiiVlo ii :Oti.:4o ,i - l Aing' -' 4l:o'i lf iii o.l . - lielik
- *Obli . ng ibiii:o 'llll4.4enqoiiirge 14'1 )e.
N WARDnaIStUDAnr 4 1EQUAlUtea44EritallieZ tLikla
MIKOMI
riteMentiOnd.CtieittWeli . tipatched.held of -or - Probabli it is' in n - the 'cbareeter . . they"
the,pieeecwltieh'tnrned the muzzle towa rd s differ; rather 'than in degree,. .. .
the afiblrinitielf; rindthe trhOeir;tansing.the , Let'me b ear from 'you; dear EVeline,.ste
dische`rge. - therball-Strecit him anif hes fell. tell •ine--that - you'-will•-add-, to-the happiness
L'' "I . elioultlnat:teir Yett.fooliill'Areams,. ,Of Mir hciine--;-till you leave • us - 'to Make an
were•it not 'thiltAliti.,serieri to - stroW 'ha* 'other honk. lees happy only because there
. ., , . „
much :yereatiliii . .itkirtYmind; and besides 'Wilt n o t be such it third, as at•Arlescot., '.
this dreeur . .SpOltilrnth of 'Ev . eline ; 2 - it is ':: 4 ' . flentiein'a 'Coti fi e le' sujetsurlequel. it
j est:ae. ish.o . l would,' have t apted,.?deticote..es Voutrecrivait ; ji . me, 'Pal fait' m'aritior ea_
she is,',hed, yen-
. 14. en in: danger., Pray lettii. =7 tni - din .qu'il direit4iiii - , - horiiiiii"
Write Malang neeriniiii of., yearself'sind all les - louangei'exaggertri , dent it rn'aeaeble;
of' You; and'Obrive'.'all;:let tee, liciar:,licii, Je Vonepriedo.croire;:ma - dejeellere - scenr .
Eveline - geti!ten . .in'.4l. : ller.eitritatis:studieri. 'qu . Men -
le tiers,
- son - , dietr,:: (pie . r yous•
They Would haiebeen whiine,,andl'shantd fassi ez le tiers;de- - cet 'heriax' tio dont .ii
have , forbidden there le any one niaa'; but 'pale 'aVee tine tendresse; ei amiable et se
in her they,ao:ieal ind •eound; and' *ill 'vraie. '' ' - .. aim able
r . “4"de . V..'",., •
bring : fortb..griod2friiit', tere.tftei.'' - ' Henry .' I not; began •to see ' prett.yelearly the
writes to me Itionself constantly,' but for tense: id which'St..John had given to Eve
the others; I• Must trek t(i . I*: .. - Tel,l ine line' the ' ' title of the Second . Beet. . Her' -
Of 'Mary—tell -MO of Evelin&-tell:nrie of father Preferred only-the wife - of malty and
yourself,—and in the - order in which I have- -affectionate : years-Abe-hroilier. had . given
placed tflent,,leuch, More; meet.' To itto. "but butslight'superiority to' - the object -of hia
love, indeed,
- hut that for you, : can 'my•al-' - young' but perfect love:: The next letter
fectiOn Tor Eveline : beleCon&,- Blessetr-iW - however:spoke stronger still; ' It- . is from.
the man who hastmeh adirughteras she it,.,gthe•Yeting liadY - ,Meynell,,ehout's , year if-
When. her , .MOther is such . asyclni! . Only I ter- her 'marriage, to . ii 'young' la dy with
once. let me get back to rat, and • it - shall'
4 whom:site' bad formed en early intimacy.
. ,
:iot be my fault, if we are Over:thus-Opera- -I have. left the little , posteript, in the origi
ted4gaiir.."''-•
- -'- :Hilt- ' 7 7 7 - • ' • .11t thisTetterie long enni4filikneeil
i
' - "..:-'l7lle . next.letter is rloted five or six years - Aranslation;, • •• • - fr om . ' •
later . and - is ,from Eiegsne' - brother; Sir I "So . you-haVe retarded ltal y' efter
-Henry, - who Was .the n at Paris; shortly - al- • your bridal tour of a yeir—and lo! you ex
ter the pease of 1703.
r'iti
Poor Sir John had! prese4urprise, first .'at my being lnarried,
ifelier. egaiii seenflraff4rillY;fofirii his 'i t- secoddly atm - y - lia - Viniinatired - an English
love was so etrang.end - so.teader ;- he vAii ! maa;::.and all - eve-all at myllaiing-eonsented
killed* Minden: Sir' Henry,' then about to live in England. ~s for the first cause
one-andkwenty;bed been' on the continent ' c o( wonder, yeti forget - morello° that
-tithe
a good tleal.shice, while tady:ll/leynell and, - adveners, 'and that •I was only - . a month
her daughters bad lived chiefly at.:Ailesecti. ! younger at the period : of - my marriage than.
The rernae'r, a
inds regetti: . that'date, therryon were - lrY - iiiiiii.' - WiiVregerd - to:7 - tny
letter iteelf Will speak: - "••:: -- - - , Marrying:ail Engliallinen- . -y on don'tliiiiiiv
•
. , . . .• ~ - - Pints; Jime,.:1764..• 'what an .Englislttnan Sir Henry is. -He
--- ' - Dzanzit. - EvELINE:; - - - -Th's - tone :of Tay 11fas_ell the •polii h last letters; will, I think to one so clear. -Parisians, without, any of their frivolity of
sighted; prevent; ony great sUrprise being . manner, or- frequent bitterness' afziniiid:',---
called forth .by this. You will. readily' His delicaity, of Manners , indeed,- arises*
guars that I allude -tormy atpproirelling - Mar- frotn . ,his - own iii nd; instead of, mincing of
('
'risge- - with Madimaisellede - Villebois. and otliers--wbich.ir,truth_prevents the word
hearty and 'fervent, I am confident, will - be deficacYrbeing applicable in Its strict sense;
-your wishes,-that-that marriage may be' to : Besides:hihas . a strength of character, and
Me - the touree , -otthe-degree di happiness . a reality-of purpose, Which the -difference
Which a happyniarriage alone can produce'.' of Position between an . English, gentleman '
''Of - course, the marriatre . ence. finally de -'an d one Olotir petits maitres de car, must.
terndned upon, inS- •firert turned to you;, ; . in the -mass of 'instances necessitate.. Put
anal, )OW, Evelitte,.l . must speak More at do not think I am folle - d'arleoar Otis to
large concerning yourself; than I . have 'yet,- speak; no, every month I:live with.iny
ever done t o yo urse lf—f or Farit certain, :.hdsband, my love forliim, if it cannot well
once
,you have read theirounds on which increase in mere degree, beComes mere in- .
1 --r t l° the trnrrm. , •!!L'ant'abriut to mike. tensely -as well as.• of
,a far nobler -
you - wil l. cram LI,- ". 4..lMV — eatra- - trctir .4. - Zw.,...V, 1 i iir... ' • ••••• -• . • ... ~ . .
-years between our eggiTyet - s - uch:lnitibeen ; As to myeti , iirt- lil zogossur,';i - i. - - - .. - 7,::•:-:.,-
Ibe . early devolopthent of ~ y our- n tind; 'suck consented at first from its being the country ,
t its natural pOwers.-and. such its pectilier Cif . thentle whoon,l . married beeause I lov
enhivinitinithatt-bred-os idle -- y - oune - . genk -- . - ed him. -- ,:ton AincilY - ii 6 t - t - ith : of-the yet'
•tlethen are, have for a long time looked ligion of-this country; indeed, Jr it.hhd-not
- Upon
.you . iis more then iny'ennal in, tire been for the difference of customs, which
moral advantages of years; lino% their nuin- , to some extent. distinguishes the Protestants
ber. What miry affection - hatbeen for yen, ot . Paris, Sir-Henry and Itiever could have
I feel that 'yours forme must tell you bet- knawn each oilier teforepur marriage suf.'
ter than I could. The loss of our, poor' •fleientlY for our. affection, to becOroe, 'what
mother was•donbly'ablew'to me; fr o m its' ,it,did. 1 It is true, then, I resigned my enan
leivingr-you'alenerlor -'the time- at-least.:in•-•:tt.-7 iPr,. my_husband. _My. .parepts. were
the - world: - : Mary's marriage had -- taken. - *4;40. they had not been so bing eneitglk
her abroad for a period'of sortie length.. I for, the - aunt, with whom I, lived, at all . to
'aka. was :abroad.-you were', left` •to 'SS mily their . place in ,rn y ,affections. lt
yourself, - L - raighf sayir.okt.you-have remain - 'therefore Cost .me but' little to•Yesign that,
ed t . for - our excellent old'Aunt;-•-wito so Paris, you all prize so mush, for. the saki'
, kindly left her dear whist tableit ' Bath 'le of :pee whom I both esteemed ant! loved
'give yon-,a chaperonage, fi tting,
.though, beyond the power of words to speak.; But
mot perhapritrictly necessary; even.at Ar- new, I would not 'go back toYrance,•sare
lerWot, must before now have -loved 'both . rdr an 'occasional visit, on any account—
you andherself nearly to death. • MareoVer
except it were his wish--and of that there
kis quite I,lear she could not permanently is. liAta.taicar. • You - can . hav"o no idea of
live at Arleicot-,still less - could. you st Wiwi - 7a peentsoife ---- . ierin •England.
lath. , ~. .. , • . . . 'idelLL-.'dirtmitli--eornfert-leis-verre-ne=cen
.,, . .
. - Mthat -I wish, then, is, that us long as .' naissez, pa , s le tertne 7 v , eneirt.avr:z •pos th,
.
.yoirremarn at..
.I.e hell, you . should , m 44,.. mot pour le rewire-vowel que te comfort
ooe.of yber *dices family:: ;You`
iii•feit, a6sit hi vie iintinaliere avec one
Wall - that brother is more real attached to • '3- . ••• -••
einbritee,tians sen _meilleur_Setts , out -LcG.
~ .
.. , .
know
yOu than'is any one 'else .in the - world ; • - : ... • . - ... •
. .---,-- ----meme-iet--on-aeusexe_ce.mot....al,_forcel•de.
lie - liiiiiireyoil . briffeiT alidiliiirefere coliiiiit, , r• •: . :-„ .‘. - • ~ ~ ,• ' . •
' '' I am 'quite well `•tt gee' Of
be Otherwise.. -•,e•en.servie,
`resist , ;•,....,,,,
,_,.
' • s l • ! : .(I could not leasing this. in ,the
all' that ifr Bait about the annoyance :; - and
Original for it„showito- an Englislunriehoir
fdanger Of=a-:-third-IterSon •-beittg'resideq in
thoronghlY LadY,,Meynell felt , What, ecini.
a . bOtlarbottSei ei!peeiallywbeo;;'thet :per- _
: fort-bigheat-its --yet
son is of , the bridegreem r aliinj•iii*tl, r:
-6, • • liciwi t utterly.l)er language ,i'((ri`s incaPable to
ihe_bride!e_4_..„.hat-this':te..be . „true_ en i
I : e. 'i : jr ; es- expiesi what sbo:underatoOkSG well - )T`
-...
ibiitlin'e'o have tile 'O l L.P e ;s - r sh ?" l4 , - ,,,,:'q u ' T ",'" s j.,“The'theriTOl:t, Ilifirileaffelit - i -
Which- hope "nu ''''. I ' B ' P" E.l `"' s ' : '''' .. .- r- 'eh'ateitl, .. dull:,
n,..a.dititatii , province in
Fratiee,
goes* particular,. bitterness ;Of . :inintl';'.
an ' can" give, yeti, no ca nception : ,ef, hoW;We i live
the part of :oho' of the female 'ffternbers ,of i 4 - d i e. cowiiry.here.',. : , Here; iti:Aileset.
the
,trio-.ithat _ yours is I need- . net ;-tell :. 4 1 ., an , , ,
sdinirable', hendit;,of,:varioul:datei,
you,tvitee 4dalattlots'ia,lok - J,,t 1...0 ::
!illi: j illeArgk,all:Oldbuti nat.likt;"Yiniffeilier's
i r .c . .' ' •' - '—,,. • • 4, chateau ,in ' the.' chaMpagne ;.(Se., -- different
~;; I cii y ould. A pprjap
,youiindek(4 - •Jr,)IT. 'from hitt liitiseinthe,Vett4eig Ot.',Orirtnsio)
were to.ba:atraro.,of .. tlte elqpni. to..
, •vi.... : , l 4 ol l .3iitli . 'dop:ra dot aliiiiting44..wiatiOtio.aOt
i'fiDtt:ptlitttl 9(51-9P.: 811 :e4Y7 -74 0:9 - 96 1 . 1 1 6- . - I ,OPening;.tte attnir„ntte can aiiiiTlKiiiii no
impatience shrt - ,..feets at not, being : able , toO t bie, fut. .i,if i lih:e Ai nuci pin . A 0:40; pla ced.
tor ? ,yotii,sit't ilni. :
passion • - Stroputuid r ferNent :oft 'S4.,fierd. eiii,*,tbini.le:e*eollenk-anttlei:o-
' ll 4. :foi:,4 - deia‘id:k ; i!i:,.7r'64944 - r;Ve Inxirriintetand.tlto,f tp eiettiir diNh4l7-
1:04 to peetonmea dvant4gewhichyatir. --
ler ice choose,i,strtitf• icfroni,"theelite of
PP•cier.lF,fiug.tie: to, her-; She is L !.• Y , F.F . .,otir peighhore and the rest iii formed goer
yottegerthan yoaratikbrilliatit as •Iter 0- c on il6b riietula::OniCoMirtioti , n - ftif:tteelti;
calp;ind , esnsil4o. - PlF•A'o:cenYinc.Pd!Pr - itagetiiii::` 1304714 e;fieirlyj'all lite:pun) iner
riqd)? illl l3 Po 9PiimPFe.PROIY. , !% I Pc'IA i • .-iiiioatii's we' l weres by choice , itliSpfi.. That
liiii.f B l l ,l•Aas, -P.ot:1 1 04 , ~21 _ 9W:, • OvAMM11-,1 0. r i, liiZ.iti were bb 'visitoisut our family
01:01'4 1 0. , 409:0i4•2/6fifile:44- 1 O9*?sonii( 1 - .
:, ciielti•is-.Cotopletett-•w a , aist,ei-pf -.Sir,Hen
:9 1 .4; 1 PFC.410-o, 4 ,•legecA. - ';' , *o 1,1 af!; , eticilY- ry's,'titnia ;lia'kew.prtivaitedr . :trett.to live
that, chtipeter•4o4 l i4.;_Aidci!..,Pßfaf, from witti.'eti.;:,* -::' '-'...'" •'• ' • -1 i., -- ,,' _"',.„.. ''•
inijniOpci9uicaf , ioll IvßfuhilirFr ,At'it.4 ; 0 1 '''Oiit t dlarti.;:i4oll a , irtintatt'l toyer:4l;o
'ltpv:p.4o4l. l '. :Pr.. 000bsitin-ii,,#ioneyitt44l; '''.l4M'Cti,.tilittitalf ooiki l ot*igg44kh-it,
and . he grateful, Willi ait.-itt•gener9 ll ,,, , ,ACT - •,41iiiite .ineil.:4f4:lt' ii . ikat.:wt#ynkin4o
i.lerneaa,: for the boaafiteLii.vtill produce in .from " , ritelittetti Jeeling4net - :::tbe,';fletitiOns•
ker., , : , Telt. t .Pliti# 6 ,* bhtii.e;.woOY ever. ( if. iitthel'or.itio r .wdriai':at*mootilioiCtitok
beineyiettrilistilrand Tiltinit' that you - ness : or *o4o,4l:4 4 ktk::eyinreeih i iii'„iti.;
may be Anit'eAfaroi?tlikt tit*.ia.tia fearithlit '66 piiiattk . honrt:',;.: I,' tinv0:001. Otr°:l4
ny:t.liat'cii4iinyntiOnltic:iiriiieltlireeilf'l43r- t hwor,the linteiine . iikreeilk,9 t. ,#)th#hteh,
in.eiatiV7'''':'; . ..:„' .1 ',...P1 - -' 2 -,''.'"'•'.•'- - ':`• '''-'..`:'•' ,i - fiti,litiO4A - iiwit . ', !iin.i44; . 'o?•' , iitearriy"o,,-
IV.,tni:iiit'paiiii,anif linianliti4l:jal, - Oil . I .o l ' - q;41 1 ::' t tiniotlie'i!Viitifittoil , `. l iwt
:taint' t' 1 I iiiikllieiiiitjiiiiiiiima4iiiies 'n'ariffeia'a's 'tfieiiiiletdrilpilihi 'n(l36ienfllio
'tni'li'lsiatet v iliait:litAil l e)iiotiikeilliiv . pi Ar' TfifOrkikAkuoo:ofi,q(A,o o 4or!uo)?,VN.T%
itiktijfe. npeetliniiiilf.fttrlto;:l - Biiit'ithi - :iltiftieyii*‘4o . oettic),'. set' ±l l6l 4"TY.".fct,
. 1 : 16 4 /*) l o,44iiii: . ;4P ill ' . ' . - subject '' You *0104. - o(nOifif* , ,ooo.Afii4'o - 11;F i luq
ilii#-fitOivsoFiiti:i. , ',Y•eii' Ot,ipii'fiiio9 -tuut?1( 1, .4:4 6 _,5110' , -. ift....0,f0 41 '.01,! 1 ,Tii4 .
4,046.0110`01k*14:04.,,t.;h01Uii - 4 6-.. .Or:A.,lolyo . pAoyiv',.
,i10.k,13-xivivsyqt.,*i l l=
.i,liiie 0i5i.:...1.....0 1 :1041);-.:-.64.4o:ib•d.syo.;:_,,ity,,,o4rniii, .-7•4;ci!C.l?:*bat" I "Otd'see.
RIM
==
. .
•
I a 6, - con
,nd entthat ere are a thousand
.
delicate kintinesSes,which "never saw at
what . ;inakes•.mo - certain of this,
Isithatlliave ; •:as nny„knowledge".Of
land has increasell,:disenvered from time to
time same actions of:this invaluable char.:
acter,'of good nature, at Eveline's hands;
of which I :hail been preVibusly unaware._
Figtire , to.yourself,,Clara, .if you
which I exeeediugly-aloung-per
*on, not even now above one - -and-twenty,
wtth a faee of, extredie intellectual beauty
nO!triere"
'physical regularity orfeature deserves the'
name Of - ,beauty , at all, and tibial] as in the
easel:of Eceline, can fully coinpensite for
that' far. lower,.qpality being incomplete.
Her features are certainly 'not regular--but
the combination du - bon seas et de Polite, I
never
.saw equally combined in any face,
before ; . and I had no conception of - what
that combinatio'n could ,produCe, till. now.
Her countenance, in repose; has a mixture
of Strong mind and placid :thought, with a
great benevolent meaning, and unbounded
goOdneis of heart. ;But - to see it, brighten
with the arousing her . intellect on some
subject _ in 'which she takes. warm interest,
---or -- ,lllndle -- Witli - intense: affection, oriof
ten,-with sweet 'tenderness, towards those :
on whom' her feelinge are - really fixed
—this, intimL . :must - must - .excite any, one with'
admiration.
: tv - h - Q-lipa. Other-heath, or. heart
infficie.ot to deierve to be . Classed among
hnmop . beings.. - - Itelae.! rand it is I; who
am writing thiur! I,' whoin•yon recollect
so 'giddy a girl! Yes, but it is impossible
to live a
. year, with such persons as Henry,
and . his sisters;' without.higher
Thou - gifts, anit.strofiger - and amiable
Of him I need. not say
ilut,h could not ,have - believed' it possible
- - - thatrawone-could-replace during-the:
- few and short absences he liae_beim - coin- -
pelted .to make as she has .done. • I never
"meta woin:an, Who, had such -infOrmation
without havingthe - very slightest tinge of
a - precieuse:she never producrs any thing,
all.conies so nalurally,.so Much of course.
that it would-..seem almOst.ito - be. affected`.
thatito , wot4 . withhold it,
ings, when Heiiry and. 'I returned from
trandering_along the street gardens - togeilh
er, and pausing on the' batiks of he, stream,
and silently enjoying the More conscious
ness of being together._we Used to find
Evelitte just come in from so - me-errand of
.her charity in the villageand the hours
- have passed with such un exqUisite charm
till.hedAiint , ithatereii-lif-tiy.:lritial year,
true, indeed; 1.114 she tAte,f6 . 4lerinat Ssod•
shall often baaliiiie; this'is never done
as though it-were. contrived r hut seems-as-if
it naturally sprang from, her being engaged,
M . her ! own pursuits. I have. used' the
phrase her eltarity,-and Well I may !. it .is
indeed tin coinmon alins-giving. She knOws
the history of . he wants, the struggles, and
the merits of every family in .the
Oh!• how I bless her for havingshown me
by_lier.procticescareely.at all, by direct,
preeept—what heavenly effects a damn, de
paroisse may, n t rodtice in this. country, if.
She knows
. - the proper means, and is' wil- !
ling, to exert Herself_ ever so little, I trust if!
_
tilf - e - s;! houlti" fornii - a conneition aiicli alone'
as she should farm--Sind I have my! doubts
from certain indications whether she ever!
will—that my' watching.
,studying her
admirable •cOndtict'.oti 'point: may in
some degree soften . h er loss to the peon,
• . •.
That it. will fullyzsupplyz ier 1.-never :can
liopc ,-- - - for - they - baver - known `hind-mistress;
pwards.-:
'hay have seen her , goednesa from its
earliest bud of : promise to its, rreSent Tull
Bearing-of, admiration
and tette oftriy,bohle ! an .
band his . liieoinpata sisier,.arge the
.on , Joithis__warnith
helier letter 'tO,;have
lii;h'wriita.n by your! light-Hearted; giddy
gone - 4-htit thiti - ligloOleartednese - is not=--or
ritheicif-is raised to a•-sen:sation'of!haftpi
ness, of
. degree - Of delicalend exquisite
ni en tauch r as- - - n of, lam w--their
e . ;cistee. And ' this owe .6.160 i -ink hut ,
hand ..and sisterfor2 if 'my lore for
ltint'lio an affertinn'.far stiperior to any of
mAticki eoneeived eiiStenee 7 -SO
is m fiiendshif . ftir'her,2 which ranks'&
y_i
se
eon only 'flint ;'a such' as .I..had
intiftlea ,
'r.fitiisbeil :this
,'Oingolar letter==-this 'speak ewe or more
th — on one, 0ne...-jtereier-altirl7-brellAw
Petis,-4 not,,frin; the LiFctilturity, of her
namely; eertaifily in itS°
a+titdt times, Jitietoty, nor- ;Fisk : only;-bilt,
fO) , het- liveliness:, l' might
slOi'byilia wy. in stisie,ty.4:here is one, theft
eirrunkebuiteil
strong anil
.fitinfy:lervent
,feelinkii,, and Of
sound atilt , r r'iakt ! f`.'. ud merit . from her
On inn with a muii orseesti-;od of
and '4OIIK eptiiinuelf;intereentsti rith'och
a iiromaa 81,e,y001.
*eii , or this tfeigliteiiiptofelisrpilo,
its
liont4ti'neln'etrst r "64n6vett . :,,to those , }vho
have. undergone " tits In ': ",
datN sli hAti
.thip;;TAi::#BV°l4,o!ii!i‘l',Olf died ‘vi
inaielis
ihis,,T,6l4 see s ': was' only,
f
()111 , Z
I'o , * - f iti t rAris - opOteiis
1 4 .**- - 000i0a -f h.f itio race' 'fin)l ,
ong ' < whom she" n,s "the _ s The^ loiter
ii'Alresite4 l l4
Arti ritiiiii i l liftf'‘i t( t - otida
'
Jrz, 1 ,
401r1MtOtR is 1 1 .11 1 ,R " S , W 1 0 1 .,
r tlied;`' , ' I
EMI
/4'ziF a i, Otia.coiii,i6:c
know. well that it „Miry' the strong : iirw. '
pulse of yotiriondneSifor me thet•canitiavei
led-y.ou to __ _l4
.0
.this.fors:AO - , - 00.Y.9441tFr •
tide. sfet-do ,no morethan • hini4Or you, of
all. tlitt st,Seel that, neither . : as, to ' s
,retrospect, nor, prosneet.can V
i)eeclyemind
ing. -
,loss of such,a father as mine
must leave painful sensations . of sorrow
longsafter the early, violence of - grief has .
passed away—and I feel it would beaffee
tation; and ..not delicaci, deny. that• t
hope of.being„Upited tit one-between. whom
and myself such attachmentexists. and has •
so long. existed, as. 'mire, Produces. to me
.full assnrapee'of a. life of happiness.: --•
„Hut the partiCular object of this letter,'
dearest - E'dward, is. to give you-all•theln-"
formation within - my' reColleetion,--4oth
personal,,,and of what! have heard.myli-
titer say, sometimes,. to; Me; and now and
then .to othere,4lten -my early 'age prix. • •
'vented his thickiog•of my presence,--rcert
corning, my aubt,Eveline.....Nething I have •
heardZitaid of that :belove.d' being.ever es'=.
caped• my Memory.' I could not apply 'al( •
of; the - words' have remained.:
ill my reritembrance,.and: their-meaning th
clear '
You say that of, course' - she will Como
and life with us, amid' that; therefore;:you
should like to knoW her character tharouehk,
ly. Ido not wonder that you. should desire
to be enlightened' on aortic= few points -of 1 .
•thatcharacter, notwithstanding your strong •
*admiration of the whole. If you had seen •
more of aunt Eveline than chance circum
stances have allowed you to do. you• would .
:need . no information at all; -.I have
Ortell - ' andlonged to speak to you abont '
her-4-as you now own you wished to do to •
Me.: Thus has fastidious nicety restrained,.
us 'both from conversing upon a subject ...
- we both desired to come to a
Iliormigh.':understanding. ;As it is,l
give titi know minder/ling her. • _
You first askilow it is that she. has•
ne
ver her talents .and in
formation; and-with her peculiar but still.
admirable beauty, and af- .• .
fectionate character .of heart . ? I- think -I :
tnow- -- -41tr - I remember what7iny father
thought on the subject—and he was likely '•
to be. . ' • • •
I. .recollect itgaring him say, • thatho
thought
her ide as. were pitched so high,,as
.tOwliat, men ought to be, that she had ne
ver seen one, who had-in the slightest de-.
gree touched her feelings; while. on the „
other 11a:4i...t0e-It men found ,out. in . any
duration of intercourse with:het...that she
einkrjiv end .
back, all Of them-in fear and many
in-irritation and-annokance, ' "Poor Eve-- ----
line!" I recollectifis adding '" how little •
does
-she believe she over irritated or an
noyed any body !
s how totally her conduct .-
has.ever been the reverse of 'what ought in •
justice to have done either!" this exclama
tion is' undoubtedly true ; and from - all I '
have. ever seen, I fully coincide with my •
•fsither.---I- heard -htm 'once -say--'I-do -be- -
liet ll e
that there, never Were but two men, '
whhitt Rveline thought worthy of being .
'loved; one still lives,-it is .Franklin-: ! --s-and
the f other was Milton.' I_ agree with:
that she might, have - become attached - 47
such a .man as Franklin-=-Milton 'strikes
me as, wanting 4h - ldness Of disposition--
but (yeti-will thitik me very fantastid; : deay
Edwartl,,bulyoirreCollect..you legtfpo.l4o
to be most minute) I think, such a being as, "
it:Might he slipposedcotild he - coMpountleil
the. best' clean - ties, Franklin:: and
arsativottlil-be-nearer-i he-mark-I buti-oll'.
• :My . mothei died, as it.o ltnery, Whil6 l l •
was still quire young,— . —and all the riCeot,
'catkins of my mental . cnltivationlapply to 1 .
sinatttr.
jolt' knoiv, : whett-Y.:lcoli nt her stores
porttmity of years to sonteMplate:S' . Blio
•evoitleil;, - indeed, -- Purposely; . mariy-of . alb
Strongr, and More'abstruse studies, Thr
which she -Lad - herself itnrstted. Still, (welt
in %Oita-she. did lead tne.lto, I, had - atiiplv . •
means of seeing tW qualities of elearaess, .
-- Mt ra iditv b whieft i
'her Mind, is 'distinguished ;:, yet,' all thesej
rthWers, 'and the acquisitions,' they; had
'gained for . lief, Where' WhollY'lintinged with -
the slightest petlantrk - or • • •
But what t.velne tar more than ell this, .
is the active - excellence' 'her'lint - 'and ;
•ailinirehle - heart. •1011't Edward, if .ever
you - Mid 'one Arace of sVmPathy% with set: ,
Tering, Or of desire to leave it, in me, yon • ,
AOII owe it all to that: invaluable Women;
will iint'sfieok Ofilid 'manner:ln - :it - VA - 114
•Itleveted-her , -whide-lifeLto , iiir tiarenti-Mitt ;„
,myself—or of the Jove she: bore thCM,'Ond • ..t
. 01114 thank' •henvetf,' henri . mitudp
now to her kindness, - active iiii,dYreol, to the -
'Oar.' 'Many and many is''' - the.hittei,ttai •
in. winter; that.' have known•tliti'inacteloir
„. ,
radtteal•• good' .„
thrOogh, •
snow, and go-to the cott4e - of 'ilOinii slat.: •
".tir 'suffering villager,„ *Ne'Wak - paer - :: - Theiis
:110e1':ieen her' administer' hoi
eoniifurt of Medielne,•
prayer, or hind.. grim cheerful .
conversation; as the'lieca'ainn regaited.' .
'Nothing could be';' More •hcrititi(liVrii : ' •
more. I feol.it'itoW;
itititi:tO ' heir • 'fink'
with - the' poor. ..*ho did
~not •,
she felt it, she listened to 01,4111161:Iiirdt..
inatiOn - she nee
'illid;;Wttit titninst, pa.
116tiee - :.''Sliii..4niatirpiei)' - iltint , ,Witli.;ite
iiCi.?ii;•lii4vittvind'ikintlqeisi'; Mingled efoti •
gacer'the n tier"advii ! eln ii manner that ' al- •.'
gitg •-.1 •
kikoi n olo-••:;•
'"k2rireolloo
_y
t •
-•_ • . .
mils
ME