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mind keenly awake to the natural charms of a


World so clothed with beauty for rebellious man,


She had just ceased speaking, when to her evi
dent surprise, her elderly companion passed his
arm around her waist, and drew her gently to-
wards him. The act was simple enough in itsel If,
and might have been regarded as a fathers affec
tionate embraces Of lovely daughter, had it no,
beenfor the sudden start, and flashing of the eve
of her who had received the caress. The
arm was instantly Withdrawn, but the next mo-
ment, the hand Of the gentleman was raised, and
somewhat, rudely pressed against the bosom
OF the lady, only to be instantly dashed
away, whilst still more indignant flashing OF the
eye, announced that the action was regarded
a. gross insut-a wanton PROCLAMATION of that
sacred abode OF peace and purity For
few minutes the gentleman seemed abashed.
but shortly afterwards, and as the carriage was
slowly ascending an eminence, he again turned
towards his fair companion, and actually srasped
one OF her lovely Limbs, now trembling with the
agitation which the previous actions had produced
Instantly the lady sprang from her seat, and threw
herself into the arms Of the young man on the
trent seat and there sobbingly buried her head in
his bosom.


The carriage drove slowly on, and in a short
time it was lost TO view in the shades Of the nob,
which seemed to fall suddenly like dark curtain
on all the actors in this mysterious scene