NO. 52.
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l Seeing house at distance, she de. clared heriatention ot throwing herself on the generosity ot it's owner, when tiic guide warned her of the danper of such proceeding; IS the owner of the house was Liberal, and slolen.ly op- posed to her party. xii his representa- lions were made in vain. She boldly entered the house, and addressing the master oi il, exelaimed-s You see be- lore you the unhappy mother of your hlng; prescribed and pursued, half dead with fatigue, cold, vet, and hun. gty; You will not refuse Her q Horsel of your bread, q corner, at your tire, and a bed 10 rest her weary limbs on.' Ihe master of the house threw himself at her feet, and, with tears streaming from his eyes, declared that his house. and all that wae his, were af her service. ard tor some days, while the pursuit. after her a;;;;s hottest, siie remained un- suspected in this as} lum, the politics ot ttie master placing him mout of suspicion. ahd when siic left II, she was followed hy the tears and prayers of the whole .ot the family aud their dcpendauts.

 lhis herioc woman, nurtnred in courts, and accustomed to all the llxu- ty that such an exalted station as hers can give, has thought herself fortuaates during many a night of the last year, when sic could have t1e shelter of the poorest hoyel, with some brown tread and milk for food, aud has pa,taken, at the sdine llemble board, the frugal re- past of tic peasants who sheltered fer. Her general attire iias heenthe most common dress, of material called buse. made of worsted, and worn bA the ppor.s est Of tie peasantiy. 4 mantle 6i the same coarse stuil, w1lff q neou. con1YIet- cd her costume.

 When one of the friends, who had seen her the pride and oraaH4ont of the gileied saloons inthe I'ulefies, oxptess- cd bis grief at Inc dreadful hardsh.ps to which she WAS exposed, she pointed 10 faiye bush on ihc heatll where they were coliversiAg, and said-.l sfaii sleep on that spot tonight; and many nights ] havellad no better shel- ter tllap wefe afforded by i few wild slhubs or trees, and IncveF siert let ter at Rosny. { my mantle was long enough to allow of it's covering my feet Vhca slept, should have notilng 10 complain of, bat then uigfa impede ms tlighr, so must be content"

 