FEOR.R:
nP THE MYSTERLES QF LOVE.
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care YOU sure, Flora, you love this
we'll enough to leave mother.
sisters. friends and home for him; and,
permit me to add, an easy life Of social
enjoyment among friends, for unknown
connections"


FIora's cheek was varying through
ali the shades from rose to crimson, as,
with earnest voice and fearful eyes, her
mother. thus questioned her, and her
trembling fingers scarcely held the nee.
die with which she was embrolderIng
some triRe. Mrs. Worthington waited
a few minutes, and, as Flora dld no1
speak, she continued:


II need not repeat what you nave s.
often heard, that marriage IS the mos
important step in woman's life. Men
NAV marry iniudiciousIy, and, for time
may be very unhappy; but Thousand
avenues lie open through h which they may
seek relief from the ann oyance Of dis'
agreeable companion. Ambition beck
ons him up the dazzling ascent 70 lame
or the acquisition Of wealth may engfos
his time and energies; and ne meets s
many objects abroad TO divide his atten
ton that his home may become only Tx
his boarding house, so that, however 1n
T nleasant such a state Of affairs may ot
Ibis is not an absorbing grief, he does Nc
lIose his caste in the world, but continue
10 occupy that position to which %
wealth or condition may entitle him, an
may select his own associates, On g