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It was on a July afternoon, a full fortnight from the event just record- ed, that Charlie and the country .girl not once more side by side in the little grove. The murry girl wasl tii'tning a garland, and laughing asl gain as ever, hot the fiery eyes other companion had a tronhhrd light, and his Voice an earnest tone, that betu- *

f Come, let us go—my garland is :ftntshcd-and see, the sun is sink- ing;’and. rising, the girl srnttercd with a sudden toss the dey ﬂowers, that half ﬁlled her apron, all over the head of her silent Companion, lthen lilting her honnt-t from the ! ground ,she stepped out into the gold- ,en light; and, with a mocking court-

‘ ()onw hack, IIctty- stay one mo- ment—I have something to say; ’ and

as: 9hr: seated herselfagain half im~i patiently beside him. he relapsed I-: gain into silence. -

' Well, speak ifyou have anything to say. Imust hasten home, expert I'Ienry.’

‘ And who is Ilenry? But no mat- terl—I will speak Many years ago. HellyJ loved a fairyoung girl—lovt‘d herdeeplyﬂevotrdly. I wound and won ' her. A few short days, and she; would have lwcotne my own; lint,‘ ere they passed away, she left luv! for another. At that time I Vowed’ I never would Iow- again,

t'oril

I thought

[never could. I thought that tho!

: ' n we so it our rrus tot con t. . I bright h tt '. I I II' ' never wake again.

But you hat'cﬂ undeceived mo, Holly; and now can I yourrturn my love? tor I do love

you. lIeIty—hetter, far ln-tter--—-’

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‘ IIark! hark! did you not hear that'!’ And the girl tosscd hack the dark hair from her brow, and bent ; eagerly forward. i

‘ Hetty! Hotty’-nntl again her name echoed through the grove at the highest pitch ofa manly wire—J “pt. ty, where are you.” And the next moment a young man burst into the dude with his line face all in a glow, and his arms eagerly extended.— With a halfsrrcam, Hctty threw hor- self on his Ito-om, covering him with kissrs. and Sohhing as if her heart would break from very joy. ‘

‘ And who is this?’ said our die- comﬁtted hero, whose anger, on ac- count ofthe interruption, was in no wise lessened by the Conduct of his inamov‘ata. ,

‘ 'I‘his —-why don’t you know—this is I-lrnry!’ .

‘ And who, in the name ofICing Solomon. is Ilenry?’ And Charlie waxed wroth as he detected sonic- titttc‘; like a smile on the, face ol the

young man.

y screw jthcuoutho lion, and then retired ‘slowly down "to work “It the ground

‘sert’uuts '\\'h'it on carth could it contain?— t\\'t-l , it war none rfhrr hit-tine“. on

-Ileury—is m' unsaun!’

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'I‘IlI'I GA'I'IIERER.

France (,‘UltltlSITt'.-A naval of- ficer, who smue time ago came to reside in I‘idinhurgh,having pfttt’tmtio Iy engage-d a large mansion on a short learn, tlespatched his huth to re- ceive his furniture, and have the house put in order. The lintlcr one gagril a young \t'otnan,residiug in the neighbourhood,to clean out the rooms and arrange p)” ofthe furniture and he ns5i~tmlher himselfto carry up a large chest of rather singular ap- pearance. This gigantic box his master had put-vhasml as a curiosity: but unlike tint described in the song ofthe ' I‘ll‘ellut‘ Bough,’ it did not that. hut upcnt'tl with a spring. at- tached to the lock ; which lining tourh- ed, the lid flow opt-mend a tall hraw- uy Ilighlandnian in full N)!!tll‘tlt¥.xtoml erect. and struck out his right arm. in which not a wooden sword.

The gentleman had purchased it not a curious pirce of nwchauisnt, and was wont to amuse his children with

lid; and the wooden I‘Iighlnudmtut, kiit. and philaheg, sprang on his leg: with morethan human agility, and fetrhed the petrified girl a sharp what-k arrow the shoulders with the ﬂat of his ‘ Andrea .It'oirara.‘ A pro- l'ttigmlsltriek. ending in a moan of despair. indicated that the poor wo- man had sought relief in a swoon.

In the cour<e of a few moments aho row on her elhiw, looking Wildly around the rmmt, till her eyes caught the IIighlandmau bending tin‘l‘ her, Seeing nothing but destruction a_- waiting “0", two springs Mink her to the door. down stairs she went; nor did she slat-hen her pace till she lonnd herself standing in the home of a lady in the neighbourhood. The poor woman did not recover from her fright for several days.

OLD Newer \ reas.--Many people take newepaperyliut few preserve them: get the most interertiug nailing imagine.- hlr,is a lilo ot'old newspu crs. It tiringl up the very age,with all its hustle and every day alI'aii-s, and marks its genius

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‘ That's a heavy chcst.’ sail the woman, as thry placed it on the ﬂour.

‘ Yei,’ anewtvrod the butler, who was a wag ofthu ﬁrst water. thou-«\- mmehtrsg l:!‘:l\’_\' in it, that's ('t'l'lttitt; hut there's mint-thing mysterzomt 3- hout it :ils i. for although the IiP)’ hange .it the cod ofit, no can is al- It)\\'t"I to upon it.’

‘ Did you ct'or see the iuﬁideofit ?' rt‘plil‘tl sh" walking round it.

‘ Nut-or.‘ said he, ‘ it‘: as murh

,ae any of our place is tt'utth even to ,spt-nk :Iiitntt it.’

So saying. the knight ofhe cork- Iooki-d first at the Woman,

whistling, ﬂit. The girl procm'dod to put thing-i to rights in the ro-vtn: hut ero-ry time she pacscd the chest site thought it look- cd more odd. ' Frailty, th ' Ilﬂtllt' is w'unan!’ She rapped on the lid with

the stairs

.her knuckles—it had a curioue hol-

low StilllttI—Vt't‘j’.’ And none oflhe had dared to open ill--

she wont dilligently to wmk for five minutes, at the end ofwhich time she saw llt‘I‘S‘CII.t~'itltttIIll:g with her nruu n-kini‘ o gazing at tho t-he~t. ' It can

-tItt no harm to look into it,’ thuughl .5139; an slit! quietly look lltt‘. Itr'y Irwin

the nail and upp'icd it to tho luck.»- Ol'a-ourse rItt? heard footstrpt on the stail‘s‘--nst-\'Pt‘y one Will do “hon a- fraid ofdctoction iu the Commission

and its spirit more than the most labored description of the historian. “the can take a papertlated half a century ago, without the thought that almost every none thure printed. it now cut upon a tombstone, at the head of an epitaph!

Mouse Swain—A friend informs or, that a mouse Which had several time! lieen caught in the act. of nibbling the nice thing-t in hit wife’s pantry, was yesterday traced to her nest, which was found to contain seven or eight little ‘ re- ; The parent rogue was iexcrnlml forlarrcoy. On one side at the ﬁrst, a pic-re of an old hthe was

sponsihilitics.’

found, on which the following wordn wcrc distinctly visible—J Thou shalt not l

'rteal.’ !

What a hypocrite ' Home into its AF‘FECTION8.-HON sweet are the alToctions of kindness :IIuw hatnly the inﬂuence ofllntt regard which dwells around our ﬁreside 2 Dis~ trust and doubt d trkcu not the brightness of iti purity; the cravings of interest and jealousy mar not the harmony of that ‘ scone. I’arcntal kiudncssmnd filial nﬁec- Itiou blossom there. in all the lreshnelt -uf eternal spring. It niaters not it'tlte world ie cold, it“ we cut but turn to our tIt'dl‘ circle and :I-‘It. and receive all thIt \our tutti ltcurt clutlitﬂ.