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firmities Of temper became known on
both sides; they ought 10 have been
known before. lie still loved her with
impassioned ardor, but, as matter OF
course, found that he had too long
viewed her rather thro' the veil Of fan
cy than with the eye Of truth and he
saw that she was not an angel but a
woman.


Priscilla, on the other hand, could
had 90 long been accustomed. But to
rot. at once give up the rule to wh,ch she
these solemn grandcurs, which had aP-
pcared 60 imposing, in the period Of
Selwyr as a husband, could
in no wise submit. They now took
their right appearance and got their
proper appellanon Of airs and caprice.
'rhe consequence Of all this was, many
a month Of he art .burning, and bicker-
ing, and recrimination, which might
have been spared them, had the pro-
per degree Of confidence existed before
By degrees they became
accuste0ed to their relative situations
and Mrs. Selwyn at length found that
she was much happier IN having herI
husband familiar aEd devoted friend,
whom she could hook up to, than al
creature whom she could tyranixe att
her caprice.